Peter Cundill’s investing lessons: Why patience, research and value matter in stock picking

Peter Cundill’s value-investing philosophy centred on buying undervalued stocks with a margin of safety, conducting thorough research and exercising patience. His approach stressed examining business fundamentals, setting clear investment criteria, maintaining an investment journal and reassessing decisions when facts changed, offering lessons for investors seeking long-term wealth creation.

Concurrent Gainers: 14 smallcap stocks that gain for 5 days in a row

Over the five trading sessions from October 5 to 9, the Sensex gained 0.78%, or 563 points, to close at 72,472. The benchmark index ended in the red in two of the five sessions. Despite the modest gains in the broader market, 15 smallcap stocks recorded gains in each of the five trading sessions. (Data […]

8 midcap stocks rally up to 135% in a year; 2 turn multibaggers

Over the past year, the benchmark Nifty has remained largely flat, while the Nifty Midcap 150 index has gained around 11%. Within the midcap universe, 32 stocks have delivered double-digit returns. We spotlight eight standout performers that have surged anywhere between 50%-135% over the past year, including two multibaggers that have more than doubled investors’ […]