Thursday, 18 September 2014

FFS 6: The Answer is

Against my thought, none of the readers were able to find the solution to the FFS 6 Question, also none were able to find a share which multiplied near to the magnitude I mentioned in FFS 6.

The top one’s are listed below, from the one's I got in my mail are,

Sl No.
Company
Lowest Price in 2001 *
CMP
Multibagger factor
Current Value of Initial investment (5 K)
1
Lupin
0.8
1377
1721
86.05 Lakh
2
Eicher Motors
17
11656
685
34.28 Lakh
3

Shree Cement
23
8683
377
18.87 Lakh

* : Adjusted to Bonus & Split

And the solution to the question is Kitex Garments


Its share price (FV = 10 ) on 18 – Oct – 2001 [Taken from BSE website ] is

Date
Open
High
Low
Close
WAP
No. of 
Shares
No. of 
Trades
18/10/01
0.60
0.60
0.40
0.40
0.42
62,900
63


And Present price of the share is (FV = 1)


  









So giving 394*10 / 0.42 = 9380 Bagger !!

Rs 5000/- invested will be Rs 4.69 Crores today !!!


The 13 Year Price Chart



















FFS discussed Stocks at a snapshot

Sl No.
FFS
Company
Link
Lowers Price since 2001 *
CMP
Multibagger factor
Current Value of Initial investment
( 5 K )
1
FFS 6
Kitex Garments
-
0.042
394
9380
469.1 Lakh
2
FFS 5
Mayur Uniqoutors
0.24
448
1866
93.3 Lakh
3
FFS 1
Symphony

0.82
1355
1652
82.6 Lakh
4
FFS 4
PI Industries

0.56
456
814
40.7 Lakh
5
FFS 2
TTK Prestige

6.9
4484
649
32.5 Lakh
6
FFS 3
Cera Sanitary

3.4
1630
479
23.9 Lakh


So I would like to conclude this series with this list. Once again, the relevance of analyzing these type of investment and return is to find out potential future multibaggers and learn to hold it long enough to make us financially free. A couple or some time single a investment  will do it for us on right companies at decent valuations (ofcourse, only if we hold enough – if we start selling completely from at 30% gain or at even at 100% gain- there will not be any multibaggers in our portfolio. THEN ONLY LAGGARDS WILL BE THERE!).

Some interesting quotes

1. “Everyone wants to find the next Multi-bagger, difficult part though is holding them.

2. “Don’t bother finding the next multi-bagger if you aren’t going to develop the conviction to hold it.”


3. “If you are in great companies, a lot of times your biggest risk is boredom.


Happy Investing.

8 comments:

  1. I saw some discussion around Kitex garments..but could not believe it to be such a huge wealth creator..but it is tough to find out companies like Kitex at such an early stage..Symphony, Cera, Prestige were all known companies even in 2004 and had better long-term prospects..

    Nevertheless, a good exercise.. i though Pidilite was the company :)

    what book were you supposed to gift, if I may ask? :)

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    1. Beating The Street - by Peter Lynch

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    2. Ok. Thanks..Great book..will read it again this week.

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  2. Dear Sir,
    Hats of to your work and educating the small investor. Evry body says the entry time is very important to the stock market. At present markets are houvering with high levels, so is it the time to invest in to the scripts as per the MVP portfolio or wait for any correction?

    Please guide how to accumulate the good stocks for better returns.

    best regards

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    1. Answer to ur question is both yes and no.

      Valuation wise, some are fairly / bit over priced. An investment on all picks may not be a wise decision as a one step shoping.

      But if you are planning to invest in SIP mode, the risk will be minimized and possible to make wealth in long term by creating a portfolio. Also it will make you disciplined in your investment [ that's the hardest part to practice!!]

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  3. Are you planning to add Arrow Coated in October too with your SIP money?

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    1. Arrow Coated is more than 20% in purchase in my mvpp portfolio (restriction imposed on portfolio condition see http://myvaluepickportfolio.blogspot.in/p/my-port.html ).

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  4. hi ,

    can you please share how to identify such stocks at early stage

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