Tweet Buster: When not taking risks is the biggest risk of all

NEW DELHI: This week's market moves helped stock market bulls climb to four-month highs on Friday, extending their rally to the fifth straight week. Even as some marquee investors sang the old tune of the dichotomy between market and economy, most stuck to imparting stock-specific advice and investment tips. Here's a highlight of what market mavens tweeted this week:Mr Funny Bones aka Samir Arora made a pun on soaring PE valuations of stocks. Arora tweaked the very famous Spiderman movie dialogue like this:With greater power comes greater responsibility: Peter ParkerMy version:With greater P/E comes greater responsibility.— Samir Arora (@Iamsamirarora) 1594549773000Meanwhile, independent market expert Sandip Sabharwal warned investors to not get enamoured by multibaggers. He says the investment strategy should be to consistently beat the markets by just 3-5 per cent every year. In 5 years, you would have outperformed 99% of the fund managers.Don't be enamoured by #MultibaggersIf your Investment Strategy cand consistently beat the markets by just 3-5% ev… https://t.co/2WpfaKT0zG— sandip sabharwal (@sandipsabharwal) 1594694389000iThought co-founder Shyam Sekhar too warned investors against letting the idea of spotting multibaggers tempt them into piling money in a stock, especially when you hear that a company made 100X returns or an investor spotted multibaggers.Sekhar's tip: When the story looks too good, that's when it gets the most tomtom!When you hear that a company made 100X + for early investors or an investor spotted multibaggers so very early, it… https://t.co/Nnb0URTbsr— Shyam Sekhar (@shyamsek) 1594866566000PMS fund manager Basant Maheshwari, however, believes that in the market not taking risk is the biggest risk of all.In markets and in life sometimes the biggest risk is in not taking one. #dowjones #Nifty— Basant Maheshwari (@BMTheEquityDesk) 1594525450000Market veteran Shankar Sharma has a thought about smart money and dumb money in the market and this will challenge what has been initially thought. He says "I have never seen foreign investors make money in India whereas locals always win. So when I see foreigners lapping up an Indian stock, who is smart money and who is dumb money..."One thing is worth pondering: I have never seen foreign investors make money in India ( in total). Locals always w… https://t.co/EVPg4DsUge— Shankar Sharma (@1shankarsharma) 1594811033000Sekhar believes that we don't treat great selling opportunities and great buying opportunities the same way. He says undervalue selling and overvalue buying; both are equally important.We dont treat great selling opportunities and great buying opportunities the same way.We undervalue selling and o… https://t.co/QMr7BnTEFN— Shyam Sekhar (@shyamsek) 1594613467000Stock-specific IdeasSabharwal believes correction in consumer stocks are a good entry point for investors.Indian Consumer Stock valuations have now become obnoxious relative to earning growth prospects. Most held on wel… https://t.co/jjdu1NeRZu— sandip sabharwal (@sandipsabharwal) 1594622012000While many investors are gung-ho on prospects of Infosys, Sabharwal believes that if the US stimulus story fades, the growth in the company could slow down.While Infosys results were goodA company that is likely to grow earnings between 0-5% over the next two years har… https://t.co/q27uid5Btq— sandip sabharwal (@sandipsabharwal) 1594872418000Sabharwal warns of higher retail NPAs in the coming periods. Does this spell bad phase for banks?EMI Bounce Back i.e the Auto Debit EMI payments that get rejected due to insufficient balance hit a multiyear high… https://t.co/zB1udy0HJM— sandip sabharwal (@sandipsabharwal) 1595079456000

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