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I never believe in tips. But if some rumor or news come like Rakesh JhunJhunwala invested here, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala invested there If RK sir is investing then I get distracted by such things. and due to such rumors, I have lost some bucks! I have lost a huge chunk of money in 2019. Today, we will cover two points.
Today, we will go back in history and analyze such tips on Rakesh JhunJhunwala sir Are they actually true? And do they actually work? I will share my heartbroken story also. May you learn from my mistakes? Hi Guys! My name is Harsh Goela. I am an Investor, Trainer & Mentor in Stock Markets. Today, I'll tell you my sad story.
These mistakes pinch me today itself! What do we cover today? We'll look various tips & rumors about Rakesh sir! Why? It has become a very common trend and it has been for a long time! Every other person teaches Long term investment. But the point is We don't have time for fundamental research, and most of us don't want to do it.
So, people lookout for the easiest task and it is following the big investors, and invest there as they supposedly have researched. The logic is correct! Specifically due to Rakesh JhunJhunwala's news people go crazy! The very first case and rumor was that of Yes Bank! I'll share the news article with you and will show rumors come from credible sources.
You can see BusinessToday.in's article on screen Rakesh JhunJhunwala has bought 1.3 crore shares of YES Bank. Sorry, 2nd take! So, "BusinessToday.in" is a credible source. Rakesh JhunJhunwala bought 1.3 crore shares of YES Bank. 1.3 crore shares. After hearing that Rakesh sir bought 1.3 crore shares i.e.
this company will do good. It looks a bigger amount when we hear 1.3 crore But let's study it in detail. Let's scroll through the article, look at this! Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has bought YES Bank's shares at an average price of 67.10, valuing transaction at Rs. 86.89 crores. He invested this amount. Bulk, Deal, Data Shown.
His stake in YES Bank is 0.5% of his portfolio. which is minuscule, Does anyone read this? No one reaches this part! As the news spread about Rakesh JhunJhunwala's buying 1.3 crore shares. Then it'll trend on social media and everywhere. All of us then start buying its shares! This article is dated 8th November 2019.
Now, let's look at YES Bank's shares! You'll see it on 8th November 2019 Mark this date, 8th November 2019 He has bought the shares in this area. The portfolio for his stocks was 0.5%. Do you mind if 0.5% portfolio lies in risky assets? No, never! Everyone bought! Now, you see the graph falling! So, what do we learn from this?
First, if you want to buy a stock based on rumor, you must study it in detail that how much percentile of their portfolio is it? If it is 0.5% then that much risk can be taken by anyone. I can invest 0.5% in random cryptocurrency. It'll not affect, risky, it was same for him also. but many retail investors invest in huge amount of their money.
That's why people lose! Let's switch to the second rumor! It is based on Raghav Productivity Enhancers. The article belongs to the mint, a credible source. The multi-bagger stock nearly doubles in a month as Rakesh JhunJhunwala is to invest. This article is dated 6th August 2021. You can see it. Now, watch this reel I posted on Instagram.
after watching this news. As the news broke out, I uploaded a reel. So, if you don't follow me on Instagram then do follow me guys, you'll be updated there! Let's analyze that stock in real-time! The stock of Raghav Productivity Enhancers. That was the peak when I recorded the video. That was the peak on August 10, 2021.
This article was published on 6th August 2021. This stock was bought at this time. You see the volumes going up crazily. That means many people bought the stock. Then Stock went flat, flat, down, flat, down down and flat at last. You would think it doesn't make many losses. You would have lost Rs 300 here but also you lost one more big thing and that is your opportunity cost.
At this time, other shares and stock market has reached to next level. You lost that whole thing as your funds were here. Inflation made you lose money and finally, you lose the fund you invested. So, no sense to believe in such news. One more example of Zee Entertainment. Let's show the News18 Article.
Rakesh JhunJhunwala made 70 crores in 10 days from Zee Entertainment Stock. It's a very good thing. Half of the people believe in the headline only. Right! Now, read it carefully! On 14th September along with Rare Enterprises he purchased 4.86 million shares at an average price of Rs 236.2 apiece. The article published on 25th September 2021.
So, stocks were bought on 14th September 2021, This article published on 25th September 2021. It is very important to read the published article. Most of the time people don't check it. It is a golden nugget to check the date of publish. Let's open Zee's Shares. It's open. He bought it on 14th September.
So, on 14th September, if I click here. fourteenth... So, around this phase! The stock was bought at this time. Now, you see the stock went Up straight. But was this news reached on time to everyone? No! This article printed on 25th September. Let's search for 25th September, This is 25th September!
At this time, the article was published. It should spread at this time! Rakesh sir has earned that much money, now, stock is going up, let's buy it! So, everyone was in buying it. This is the logic, it spreads slowly. Do you know when did Rakesh sir sell it? That will not come in news. Do you know the reason for buying?
That will also not come up in news. How much percentage was it of their portfolio? That news will also not come up. It gave profit in short term. Good! But if you buy a stock for a long time? Now, see the current condition of that stock. Should we invest by believing incomplete news? The answer is in front of you.
It may be possible to get short-term profit. But It is loss-making in long term. Let's leave this aside! Let me tell you my personal story of DHFL. It belongs to 2018. I think it is from December 2018. Aditya, My father, and I were optimistic about MBFCs and the reality sector. We were optimistic that they will do good.
and in 2019, The Reality sector and MBFCs were the most outperforming sectors that year That was also good! But at the same time, my stocks fell. My 10-12% of portfolio was invested in DHFL. DHFL was one of the strongest MBFCs at that time on paper. And IL&FS scam happened, do you remember it? IL&FS scam happened in 2018.
It affected every NBFC slowly Its trickle-down effect was observed. DHFL experienced very trickle-down effect. My stock was going down and down continuously. Would I sell it? No! It is around 10-12% You would also not have sold and same goes for me. This is the same problem with everyone. Then, My mind started crumpling that DHFL is very good, don't sell it!
You will notice that if you have some stocks and if they are not performing well, your brain will give reasons for This is a good sign, this stock will go up. It's good news, the stock will go up! Your brain will neglect the negative news fully. you'll focus only on positive news. This is known as Behavioral Finance.
If you want to know about Behavioral Finance deeply. I have fully paid webinar dedicated to it but it'll be the best investment you have ever made. How do people lose money through psychology in stock markets? Which are these Behavioral Factors makes the difference between knowledgeable investor and profitable investor?
You should always aim towards Profitable. Let me show the stocks of DHFL. You can see that I bought the stock here, in 2018 as I told you in late 2018. This company has been de-listed. I got this Graph from money control. This stock continuously went down whereas other stocks were doing good! Sector was also growing, but this declined.
I was confused so I keep it. Then this article came & speculation spread. I also read the same news that Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is also investing in DHFL. So, He might be investing by doing calculations. It's not like he would invest anywhere. I continuously gave reasons to myself that it's right and I should hold it.
Then this news article published in the media. Rakesh JhunJhunwala has lost 178 crores with DHFL share in 2019. This is DHFL's graph. Following this pattern, company gets de-listed. I sold all my stocks around December 2019. I thought not to increase the losses. People were agree with my decision. They said if stock has fallen then I can keep it.
It affected so much that the stock got closed. Atleast the situation was not the worst. I got at least Rs 30-40 from the stocks. What does the new thing we learn from it? First thing that Big investors can also be wrong. This doesn't mean every big investor is right. No, their decision is not correct all the time.
They also can be wrong. Four things that you must learn are: First: Big Investors are not correct always. Second, it is very important for you to know that happened in YES Bank, if you're investing to check the percentile of their portfolio they invested. It is very important for you to know. After that when did they buy it?
Why and what was the reason for purchase? When did they sell? What was the reason & why did they sell? When did he sell? will all these news told by big investors in your ear? Until you get the news, it would be late. So, it doesn't make any sense for you waste your time in any such rumors. and for you to change your investment decision it is due to rumors around big investors.
Does it mean all these investors are bad? No, it's important to learn from them. These are big investors on which I made a video "Five things to learn from Vijay Kedia Sir".
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