The document provides two lists of mid-cap shares shortlisted by Wealthcon group members:
A) Companies that mostly satisfy MPTDS criteria for stock selection. This includes ABB, AIA Engineering, Engineers India, and others.
B) Good stocks that don't satisfy all criteria every year or have one criteria slip in some years - these are considered "equivocal". This list includes Atul, Amara Raja Batteries, Bharat Forge, and others.
The document notes that mid-cap companies usually see higher returns than large caps due to faster price appreciation but warns that the lists do not constitute recommendations and investors should do their own research.
The document provides two lists of mid-cap shares shortlisted by Wealthcon group members:
A) Companies that mostly satisfy MPTDS criteria for stock selection. This includes ABB, AIA Engineering, Engineers India, and others.
B) Good stocks that don't satisfy all criteria every year or have one criteria slip in some years - these are considered "equivocal". This list includes Atul, Amara Raja Batteries, Bharat Forge, and others.
The document notes that mid-cap companies usually see higher returns than large caps due to faster price appreciation but warns that the lists do not constitute recommendations and investors should do their own research.
The document provides two lists of mid-cap shares shortlisted by Wealthcon group members:
A) Companies that mostly satisfy MPTDS criteria for stock selection. This includes ABB, AIA Engineering, Engineers India, and others.
B) Good stocks that don't satisfy all criteria every year or have one criteria slip in some years - these are considered "equivocal". This list includes Atul, Amara Raja Batteries, Bharat Forge, and others.
The document notes that mid-cap companies usually see higher returns than large caps due to faster price appreciation but warns that the lists do not constitute recommendations and investors should do their own research.
The document provides two lists of mid-cap shares shortlisted by Wealthcon group members:
A) Companies that mostly satisfy MPTDS criteria for stock selection. This includes ABB, AIA Engineering, Engineers India, and others.
B) Good stocks that don't satisfy all criteria every year or have one criteria slip in some years - these are considered "equivocal". This list includes Atul, Amara Raja Batteries, Bharat Forge, and others.
The document notes that mid-cap companies usually see higher returns than large caps due to faster price appreciation but warns that the lists do not constitute recommendations and investors should do their own research.
Our esteemed members of Wealthcon group have compiled the list of Mid Cap shares . We are grateful to Dr Nikhil Shah and All other doctors who took efforts to study stocks.
Dr. Nikhil Shah
Dr Amogh V N
Dr Amol Londhe
Dr Arnab Marik
Dr Abhinandan H B
Dr Bhavesh Jesalpura
Dr Harpal Singh Selhi
Dr Hemant Patil
Dr Kirti Ramnani
Dr Nikhil Shah
Dr Neeta Sapre
Dr Vaibhav Keskar
Dr Venuraj Warke Stock selection criteria : MPTDS criteria of Dr Ram
Companies are categorised in two groups.
A) Following is the list of companies that mostly satisfy the MPTDS criteria.
ABB AIA engineering Engineers India
Berger paints P&G Colgate
Havells India Page
Tata ELXSI Endurance technologies Hexaware tech
Balkrishna ind Exide industries Finolex cables
ABBOTT Natco Sanofi
Bajaj Holdings Cholamandalam finance Edelweiss
GRUH LIC Housing finance Muthoot finance
PNB housing finance RBL bank
Schaeffler India SKF India SRF
GIC housing finance (small cap)
Godrej agrovet Indraprastha gas
Good companies but expensive valuations –
Gillette MRF GSK consumer
B) List of good stocks but don’t satisfy all criteria for each year / one of the criteria has slipped in one of the years – equivocal companies – usually tax or dividend. It is difficult to find all 5 perfect criteria in midcap space. ATUL Aart industries PI industries Vinati organics
Amara raja batteries TVS motors Bharat Forge Sundaram Clayton
Sundaram Finance City union bank AU small finance bank
