Warren Buffett’s investing principles — retained earnings, wide moats, and patience — work just as powerfully in India as they do in America. In this post, I have applied these exact principles to identify six Indian companies across large, mid, and small cap segments that are worth holding for the next twenty years. The names and the numbers inside will surprise you.
Introduction If you are trying to dive into the stock market, it can feel overwhelming. With thousands of companies listed on the Indian exchanges (BSE and NSE), how do you pick the right ones? It’s like looking for a hidden gem in a crowded market. That’s where a stock screener comes in handy. It’s a…
Stock Quality Checklist for Long-Term Investing OWI Stock Quality Checklist Company Name: Revenue Growth (Last 5 Years): SelectAbove 10% annually5-10% annually0-5% annuallyNo growth or negative Debt-to-Equity Ratio: SelectBelow 0.50.5-11-2Above 2 Profit Margin (Last Year): SelectAbove 15%10-15%5-10%Below 5% Management Quality: SelectExcellent (Trusted, consistent)Good (Some positive record)Average (No major issues)Poor (Scandals or inconsistency) Competitive Advantage: SelectStrong (Market…
Here is a list of best stock to buy in India for long-term (2025). You can make your own custom screener in the Stock Engine. Subscribe to the Stock Engine
In the world of investing, few concepts capture the imagination, and the anxiety, of market participants quite like “recession proof stocks.” People also refer to them as evergreen stocks. The idea evokes images of unshakable companies that weather economic storms, delivering steady returns even as unemployment rises, consumer spending falters, and GDP contracts. But what…
I saw an interesting stock screener on the Yahoo Finance portal. It is a pre-built screener which can filter high EPS growth stocks whose P/E and PEG ratios are low. This Yahoo Finance pre-built screener filters stocks whose trailing P/E is < 20, PEG is < 1, and 1-Year EPS growth is 25% or above….
So, I was just digging into this article about Dixon Technologies, which, wow, has some incredible revenue growth. But what really jumped out at me was the discussion about its massive P/E ratio. It got me thinking – how should a regular investor like us even approach these high-flying, high-P/E stocks? Should we run for the hills,…
[Use Stock Screener] Undervalued stocks are shares that trade below their true value, offering a potential opportunity for investors. For example, if a stock is priced at Rs.80, but its intrinsic value is estimated to be Rs.100, it is considered undervalued by 20%. Identifying these stocks can lead to profitable investments, as buying them at…
Long-term investing in stocks is one of the most effective strategy for building wealth over time. Long-term investing in stocks allows investors to capitalize on the growth of fundamentally strong businesses. Over time, companies reinvest their profits to grow their revenue and improve their margins. This continual activity time after time yields exponential growth for…
Here is a list of low priced stocks (like penny stocks) that have fundamentals strong enough for investors to hold on to them for a very long-term. You can make your own custom screener in the Stock Engine. Subscribe to the Stock Engine
The best dividend stocks are those from companies that consistently share profits with their investors. To find good dividend-paying stocks, focus on companies with a long history of stable or growing profits. Look for stocks with a high dividend yield and a proven track record of paying dividends over many years. For example, companies like…
We often perceive high PE stocks (high Price-to-Earnings Ratio stocks) as overvalued. It is almost as if it is built in our DNA, and we must view them with caution or avoid them altogether. The conventional wisdom suggests that stocks with high PE ratios may be too expensive relative to their earnings. Hence, they pose…
