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On Tuesday, September 29, I’m hosting a FREE masterclass where I’ll show you exactly how to find the best companies in the world.
It’s a live webinar for one hour. It’s 100% free and there’s a Q&A at the end where I’ll stay until all your questions have been answered.
You can register here.
Have you ever heard about Rakesh Jhunjhunwala?
He was a legendary Indian investor.
His track record? A 62% (!) CAGR over 37 years.
Let’s see what you can learn from him.
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For years I’ve written about the companies I own.
What I’ve never done is walk anyone through the process: the actual sequence I run every business through before a single dollar goes in.
On Tuesday, September 29 I’m doing exactly that, live, for one hour. Free, and there’s live Q&A at the end where I’ll stay until the questions run out.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
The six things I check before I buy
The order I check them in
The three kinds of business I keep coming back to
Why most professional fund managers don’t beat the index they’re paid to beat and what I do instead
The mistake that cost me 60% on my very first stock
You want to attend? It’s free:
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Who was Rakesh Jhunjhunwala?
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala was an iconic Indian billionaire investor, trader, and chartered accountant.
He was known as “The Big Bull of India”.
Some people even called him “India’s Warren Buffett”.
Why?
He was very succesful in the Indian stock market.
He used a simple, yet powerful, investment philosophy.
Rakesh studied at Sydenham College and became a Chartered Accountant in 1985.
That same year, he started investing with just ₹5,000 (around $100 at the time).
He started trading derivatives and quickly moved into long-term equity investing.
One of his first big wins? Tata Tea.
He bought shares at ₹43… and sold them at ₹500 just five years later.
Over the years, Rakesh became a billionaire.
At the time of his passing in 2022, his net worth equaled $5.8 billion.
Let’s build a stock screener together which helps you to find good companies.
Investment Philosophy
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala used an unusual investment philosophy. `
He mixed value, growth, and a strong belief in India’s future.
His 3 most famous principles?
India as a clear growth story
Combine value and growth
Be patient
1. India as a clear growth story
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala was a big believer in India.
He always said the country had huge potential.
That’s why he kept buying companies that benefited from population growth, rising consumer spending, and improving infrastructure.
And once he picked a stock, he held it for years. Sometimes, even decades.
He had one famous quote:
“Never short India.” - Rakesh Jhunjhunwala
What did he mean?
He knew the country would be worth much more in the future than it is today.
India’s economy is expected to grow by more than 6% per year over the next few years.