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Investors Carnival Live: Ashish Chugh On The Art Of ‘Microcap Investing’

One must focus on the company and not the stock price while investing in microcap stocks, Ashish Chugh said.

Investors Carnival in Goa (Photographer: Hormaz Fatakia/BloombergQuint)
Investors Carnival in Goa (Photographer: Hormaz Fatakia/BloombergQuint)

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Focus On The Company And Not Stock Price, Ashish Chugh Says

One must focus on the company and not the stock price while investing in microcap stocks.

That’s the word coming in form Ashish Chugh, founder of Hidden Gems Advisory. “It is important to track the performance of the company while investing in micro-cap stocks,” Chugh said at the the Investors Carnival event In Goa.

"Some companies businesses are such that they take about three to five years time to turn profitable and hence microcap investors need to be patient” he said.

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