How to Invest in High-Growth Companies for Wealth Creation?

[@ScientificInvesting]

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[@tejinderkumar8683]

Best analysis till now

[@narsimha5648]

Interesting study. Good business is never available cheap for retail investors. There is no easy money in market Liked n subscribed.

[@rajeshreshamwala9988]

sir, now a days companies with good business models& good financial data in market . then how to go for such cos who have no past data . whether we have to wait for 3 years ? so we can’t pick in nascent stage . after that market give > 100 PE . then it is out of our checklist ,

[@AmanKumar-wl7lc]

Hello Saurabh, Really a great content. I never thought of this, I used to look at high growth companies which grow at 40%+ topline and bottom line ....but u r right we need to look for ROCE, ROE, and all other ratios as well, also if the growth is sustainable for few many upcoming years.... Could u pls let me know if there is any book/source where I can read all these knowledge?

[@dilipkumar-id6cd]

Most underrated technfunda analysit.

[@dharamsohal4761]

A must watch video for newbie investors who get dazzled and emotional for overhyped growth projections and momentum. Most of us have done it and hard lessons must be learned early in life or they become far more painful.

[@gtmsddrtheva]

Really good analysis. while you said that there could be a lot fundamental factors at play when it comes to specific companies, when you take last 5 Years data, COVID aberration comes in. It affected everything - demand to supply chain issues.. that created a massive jolt for many businesses across the country. Almost a reset for some. I believe that should be a very important consideration in this analysis.

[@wasimahmadchaudhary964]

Amazing content as always, retail investors actually need mentors like you.

[@rupesh2997]

Superb analysis 🙏

[@singamsetty]

Excellent analysis. Thanks for your effort. Highly appreciated 🙏

[@darshanjani100]

Good. But you should use mcap >500 cr and mcap

[@neerajjain6064]

Great video..really like the data

[@asimghosh2311]

Very good insight 👍, thanks

[@hiteshmodi04]

Bhai its amazing...

[@bibinponnachan7974]

One interesting thing is if the companies have grown by 20% for 2 to 3 year it might be difficult to continue vs if we could find a company at the cusp of growth and even if we pay high multiple we might be better off

[@soulmekanik1]

Couldn't have explained it better. Not easy to earn 20-25 % returns long term on stock even when bought at medium valuation leave alone very high valuations like now .People look for multi baggers like they are onions in the market . Their probability is probably not even 2%

[@ankanpoddar8815]

Amazing content. Just curious. How did you come at this idea for making this video?

[@ScientificInvesting]

Thanks for kind words. Too many high growth stocks with poor business quality at high valuation getting peddled on social media , so, just wanted to give some perspective on how to think about it.

[@mosiurrahman3666]

Nice analysis sir

[@mohaklondhe]

Ek toh stock bataoooo Bhai

[@sonumalik1341]

Where do you put something like Kaynes Tech. PE like 200 something but the growth is also phenomenal 🧐