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Alkyl Amines buy or not

 Not many of us know how to analyse a chemical sector stock. Through this blog, I will try to help you understand the industry in the simplest possible way. Also, we will end the discussion with a comparison of Alkyl Amines with Balaji Amines and other chemical companies like Deepak Nitrite. Table Of Contents 1. Alkyl Amines Business Alkyl Amines Chemicals Ltd. was started   in 1979 by  Mr Yogesh Kothari . It  operates in  a very small segment of the chemical industry -  the   amines  and is currently one of the largest manufacturer in India (around 50%), along with Balaji Amines. Amines play a major role in the pharmaceutical industry and agrochemicals. These are primarily used as a solvent. Alkyl Amines' Business comprises of 3 major segments:- • Aliphatic Amines Methyl amines and Ethyl amines are the aliphatic amines used to make  different types of derivatives. These can also be sold directly and are used by Alkyl Amines t o produce vario...
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Why is CAMS falling? Should you invest?

Are you a shareholder of CAMS? Or planning to make a position? If yes, then this post can be worth a read!

CAMS was listed on 28th September 2020 and as per SEBI guidelines, on completion of one year, stake holders can sell their stakes. So, IIFL private equity sold their stakes and booked huge profit.
For those of you looking for numbers - IIFL withdrew an amount of approx 350 crores from the stock, which led to a major decline ( more than 8% in a single day ) in the stock price.

Now, the question here is WHAT SHOULD WE DO NOW!

If you are already an investor in the stock, then keep HOLDing the stock.

WHY?
Ask yourself why you entered the stock. Is there any difference in the stock fundamentals? Has there been a change in the company's management? - NO!
So, why to worry! Just have patience and hold. You can infact average out, if the initial buying levels are high.

Now, for those who are thinking of making a new entry:-

Before buying any stock, you should know WHY you should buy. The strong business model, increasing revenues & profits every year and expected growth in the Mutual Fund industry and the monopoly of CAMS in the sector make it a worth buying stock. (Do check out the ROE and ROCE of the stock. You will be impressed by this company, if you aren't yet😄)

So, someone willing to enter can make a position once a reversal is observed, as the probability of gaining is high, from a long term perspective.

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Happy Investing! 😊✌️

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