Manish Goel stocks: Over 200 times have increased since value investor first advised this small-cap company at a 38 level seven years ago.

Manish Goel stocks: The key to making money is to wait instead of buy and sell stocks. The mantra for investing that Manish Goel outlines on his website, manishgoelstocks.com, states that intraday trading makes your broker wealthy, not you.

In other words, a stock market investor should strive to retain a stock for as long as it is trading below its fair value. So try to hold a stock for as long as you can. Swiss Glascoat stocks were recommended by a value investor who relied on basic analysis at a price of 38 seven years ago; since then, the stock has returned more than 200 times that amount.

However, if we examine the price development of this stock over the past ten years, we see that this multibagger stock has increased 400 times as a result of the stock’s 1:5 ratio subdivision during this time.

History of share prices for Swiss Glascoat:

Now Swiss Glascoat A decade ago, the price of a HEL Glasscoat share was around $8.25 per share. Manish Goel’s multibagger stock has increased from this point today to the tune of 666 per share.

The history of the share price of HEL Glasscoat, however, has a catch. In October 2022, this multibagger stock underwent a stock split. Therefore, if a shareholder had bought Manish Goel shares ten years prior, their net shareholding in the company would have increased fivefold without any additional investment.

Influence on investment:

Using the share price history of Swiss Glascoat as a guide, an investor would have received 12,121 company stocks for every lakh they placed in the multibagger stock ten years ago when it was trading at roughly $8.25 per share. Investors’ stake in the company would increase to 60,605 following the stock split with a ratio of 1:5. (12,121 x 5).

1 lakh becomes 4 crore:

The current share price of Swiss Glascoat is approximately $666. Ten years ago, a one lakh rupee investment in this stock would have grown to around four crore rupees (666 x 60,605).

Shares of Swiss Glascoat can presently be traded on the NSE and BSE. Its current market size is 4,552 crore, and in the about 2 hours of Monday’s trading session, the small-cap multibagger company generated a trade volume of about 5,300. As a result, the stock of multibagger Manish Goel has a low float. On the NSE, it has a 52-week high of $60,605 per share and a 52-week low of $600 per share.