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Veteran stock market investor Basant Maheshwari has dramatically changed his personal portfolio in the last six months. He has reduced and sold off his positions in old favorites like Page Industries and is now betting big on tier-2 pharma stocks.
Basant Maheshwari Wealth Advisers LLP offers portfolio management and Investment advisory services. The firm focuses on investing in companies which have predictable and consistent earnings and can typically generate above average earnings growth over longer periods of time.
Basant Maheshwari screen. Mr Maheshwari's investment mantra: 1) Invest in companies that have a return on equity (in excess of 30 per cent) and that pay regular dividend. These two factors are a sign of sound management, he says.
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Full time Stock Market Investor-owns only Equities, Co-Founder and Partner Basant Maheshwari Wealth Advisers LLP-SEBI Registered Portfolio Manager and Invest...
Basant Maheshwari brings with him over two decades of experience in equity investing. He is a Cost Accountant and a graduate from St Xavier's College, Kolkata and makes a living out of investing in listed securities.
Maheshwari credits his fortune to Pantaloons, Page Industries, Bajaj Finance & DMart stocks.
Basant Maheshwari PMS follows a well-defined investment philosophy centered on selecting companies with predictable earnings streams operating in sectors with strong tailwinds.
Sep 14, 2023 · Basant Maheshwari is a renowned name in the Indian investment industry, known for his unique approach to investing and wealth creation. He has been a trailblazer in the industry, inspiring many young investors to follow their dreams and achieve success. Maheshwari is a true visionary, and his life and career are an inspiration to many.
Feb 6, 2018 · Basant Maheshwari: The problem in interest rates going up is they make things unaffordable for anyone. And second, when interest rates were coming down, look at the spreads in the NIMs of all these NBFCs and HFCs. On a broad scale, stock markets do not swim against the tide.
