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Top 30 stocks which more than doubled your wealth as Nifty moved from 9,000 to 10,000
Kshitij Anand

Moneycontrol News

The Nifty50 completed last 1000 points in just 92 trading sessions, third fastest thousand points to come in the last 10 years for the
index. The index closed above 9,000 mark for the first time on 14th March 2017, and since then it has been one way rally.

The fastest thousand points on the Nifty came when Nifty hit 6,000 which took 53 sessions back in the year 2007, and 8,000 from
7,000 which took just 78 trading sessions.

The liquidity driven rally which took the Nifty50 index from lows of 7,900 to 10,000 also resulted in a huge rally in select stocks which
have more than doubled investors wealth.

If we look at the stocks which have outperformed Nifty50 since it closed above 9000 as much as 36 stocks which include names like
Aditya Birla Money, Indiabulls Ventures, C&C Construction, Shakti Pumps, Indiabulls Real Estate, Emami Infra, Venkys, Avanti
Feeds, Emkay Global, Jindal Worldwide, Jaypee Infratech which have more than doubled investors wealth in the same period.

Aditya Birla Money rose as much as 395 percent, followed by Indiabulls Ventures which was up 373 percent, Magnum Ventures rose
318 percent, and Bhansali Engineering was up 247 percent since March 14 to 21 July, according to data collated by Moneycontrol.
The Nifty50 hit 10,000 level for the first time in history supported by gains in banks, metals, realty stocks. The S&P BSE Midcap and
Smallcap index rose over 30 percent each so far in the year 2017.

Long term investors have nothing to fear about Nifty50 reaching record highs as the trend is still on the upside. However, in the short
term, there could be some consolidation, but that will not change the course of this market.

"I would like to congratulate Indian investor for being an integral part and catalyst of this mega move which we have not seen in
previous milestones," Gautam Shah, CMT Associate Director, Chief Technical Analyst- JM Financial Services Ltd told CNBC-TV18.

"For the medium term we remain extremely positive on markets and by the end of 2017, we might scale another milestone in the form
of 11,000 mark," he said.

A lot of investors on D-Street will be frustrated at Mount 10K on Nifty50 because they might not have got the opportunity to enter
markets and that would support the index on declines.
For the momentum to continue, it is imperative for the earnings growth from India Inc. to bounce back which has remained flat or in
low single digits for the last 4-8 quarters.

Most analysts expects double digit earnings growth by the end of FY18 or in the first quarter of FY19. With the economy set to grow
above 7% mark, earnings should fall in place.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) kept its outlook for India GDP growth rate unchanged at 7.2 percent in 2017-18 and 7.7
percent in 2018-19, according to the latest update of the funds World Economic Outlook released Monday.

In the longer term, the trajectory of the market will be determined by earnings growth. With stable macro conditions and
underutilized capacities, the economy has necessary ingredients to grow at a faster pace going ahead, Hemant Kanawala,
Head - Equity at Kotak Mahindra Old Mutual Life Insurance told Moneycontrol.

Hence, the markets have the potential to trade at higher levels in the coming years, he said.
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No Baahubalis, but these sub-Rs 100 stocks rose up to 700% in 2017
Kshitij Anand

Moneycontrol News

The Indian market rose to record highs in June with over 17 percent gain so far in the year 2017, but many silent warriors might have
gone unnoticed.

Nearly 100 stocks which were trading less than Rs 100 at the start of the year 2017 more than doubled investors wealth so far in the
year with gains of up to 700 percent.

They might not have a place in Sensex or Nifty and certainly cant be called Bahubalis of D-Street but they have certainly made
money for investors in a matter of just six months.

Two-digit stocks which more than doubled investors wealth so far in the year 2017 include names like Padmalaya Telefilms,
Indiabulls Ventures, MEP Infrastructure, Aditya Birla Money, Indiabulls real Estate, Geojit Financial Services, etc. among others.

Padmalaya Telefilms and Indiabulls Ventures rose more than 700 percent while C&C Construction and Binny rose over 300 each so
far in the year 2017.

Single digits stocks with low market capitalisations are often termed as penny stocks, but not all two-digit stocks can be termed as
penny stocks, suggest experts. Although risk factor is high at the same time it could reward investors.

Not all two digit stocks can be considered as penny stocks. The term penny stocks conventionally refers to stocks that
are very lowly priced, but a practical classification would be to consider them as stocks which are trading below face value, Anand
James, Chief Market Strategist at Geojit Financial Services told Moneycontrol.

While every investment action has an element of speculation, when it comes to penny stocks, the investment motive is close to
zero, and as it becomes a speculative act. It is possible that such a trade might end up lucrative, and it is equally certain that the risk is
commensurately high, he said.

Most analysts will advise you not to venture into penny stocks or two-digit stocks largely because of two basic reasons -- a) they have
low liquidity and b) lack of public information.
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Top 25 stocks which gave multibaggers returns since peak of January 2008
Market corrections are good for investors but for traders, it could be a nightmare if you get caught on the wrong side of the trade. A
similar story panned out in 2008 when S&P BSE Sensex was trading above 20K and Nifty above 6000 levels.

But, things took a turn in global markets which turned the tide for Indian markets as well. Benchmark indices suffered a fall of more
than 50 percent in that year, which wiped out more than half of market capitalisation in a matter of months.

In falling markets, most blue chip names suffered a big fall but investors should remember that any fall due to external factors and not
company-specific is a good buying opportunity.

Investors who made their investment back in 2008 are a happy lot even after 9 years. Some stocks have given return up to 7,000
percent in the same period.

Stocks which delivered multibagger return include names like Eicher Motors (7107%), followed by Aurobindo Pharma (1338%),
IndusInd Bank (1150%), Lupin (822%), Asian Paints (809%), Maruti Suzuki (705%) Motilal Oswal said in a report.

Biggest gainers from 2008 peak with respect to market cap ranks are: Maruti, IndusInd Bank, Ultratech, Asian Paints, Eicher Motors,
HDFC Bank and HUL, added the report.

We have come a long way from 2008 and things have improved considerably over the period of time, the report added. The macros
are in place, the GDP growth is still the highest compared to developed economies, expectations of double digit earnings growth,
reform push by the govt also helped sentiment and domestic liquidity which from mutual fund lend support to market whenever foreign
investors booked profits.

Although markets could see intermediate correction anytime in this bull run, but, this time it is different unlike 2008. It is a DII-led rally
that we witnessed in 2017 and if earnings show consistent trend, new highs are here to stay. Some experts see next 5000 points on
Nifty in next 2.5 years.
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7 stocks that gave dividend yield of 2% every year for the last 5 years
Ritesh Presswala

Moneycontrol News

Investors who are looking for stable returns for their investments in the equity market can consider companies which have declared
consistent dividend to their shareholders. If the stock price trended lower than their investment price, they will earn at least their
dividend amount. If the price went up over their investment amount, then it would be an icing on the cake for them.

Moneycontrol ran a check on stocks which have consistently given dividend yields of least 2 percent every year in the last 5 years. In
the BSE universe, only seven companies made the cut. These stocks include: PTL Enterprises, LKP Finance, Damodar Industries,
Bright Brothers, Selan Exploration Technology, Ador Fontech and Sicagen India.

Interestingly, Damodar, Bright Brothers and Sicagen India have doubled their investors returns in the last 5 years. Only Selan
gave negative returns.

Dividend yield is dividend as a percentage of the stock price at the end of the fiscal year.

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Dont ignore this sector in your portfolio; 13 stocks rose up to 1600% since 2014
If you started investing in equity markets in 2014 when Prime Minister Narendra Modi took charge, chances are that you are sitting
on a pile of profits. You made money in markets in the last three years but there was someone who made a lot more. Your broking
firm!

News of Modi becoming the 14th PM fueled sentiments not just in the domestic but also international investing community
leading the broking business to take off vertically.

The Indian equity market touched new highs since 2014, backed by a strong pipeline of initial public offers, robust flows into
mutual funds, benign interest rate scenario and foreign flows which have remained strong.

Most of the firms related to share broking more than doubled investors wealth since 2014. 13 out of 16 listed firms gave
returns in the range of 100-1600 percent in the same period.

Emkay Global Financial Services rose 1621 percent, followed by Motilal Oswal which gained 841 percent, Arihant Capital rose
838 percent, Edelweiss Financial Services rallied 590 percent in the same period, data from Capitaline showed.

The structural bull market that started with the Modi government coming into power has a long way to go. The reforms that
the government has embarked upon has created a congenial investment environment for not only foreign investors but also for
domestic investors and private corporations, Jimeet Modi, CEO, SAMCO Securities told Moneycontrol.

This bull market is expected to last for few more years which will reasonably assure decent growth for the stock brokers and
hence investors should allocate to the broking sector for above average returns, he said.

The market rose 20 percent so far in 2017 and is up 35 percent since May 2014. Equity turnover at the exchanges registered a
robust growth of 35 percent in FY2017, with the average daily turnover (ADTO) increasing to Rs4.05 trillion in FY2017 from
Rs3.01 trillion in FY2016.

The positive market sentiment continues in the current fiscal, with the ADTO increasing to Rs 5.67 trillion in Q1FY2018, registering
a growth of 40 percent over the FY2017 average, said a report.

Revenues of the broking industry are expected to increase to Rs18000-Rs 19,000 crore in FY18, clocking a growth of 15-20
percent on the back of healthy volumes and increase in the share of cash segment, said an ICRA note.

As per an ICRA note, volumes are likely to grow by about 20-25 percent in FY2018, supported by positive investor sentiment and
a benign capital market outlook. The initial public offer (IPO) pipeline for FY2018 is likely to further support retail participation on
the exchanges.

The note further highlighted that the higher yielding cash volumes are expected to receive a boost with a likely increase in margin
trading by brokerage houses pursuant to the recent regulation on lower margin requirements.

This would also help support the income profile of full-service brokerage houses given the price competition from discount
brokerage houses.

Diversification: key to success

Apart from the boom in equity markets, there was one big reason which led to rise in sentiments and that was diversification in the
broking firms, the renewed optimism of domestic investors and robust economic growth.

Indian economy was the fastest growing economy in the world before demonetisation but the growth number will pick up in next 2-
3 quarters, feels experts. Financial services industry stands to benefit the most in the high growth economic environment.