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Following ace investors is a good idea, but don't always ape their bets

There is much to learn from their investing philosophies. However, they have much deeper pockets and take many more chances than you can

Follow famous investors' style, not bets
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Tinesh BhasinSanjay Kumar Singh
Ace investors like Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Dolly Khanna, Mohnish Pabrai, Porinju Veliyath, etc, enjoy celebrity status within the investor community. Their fans have websites, social media pages and blogs dedicated to them, and their stock picks and portfolios are closely analysed. But following them blindly, without doing your own research, can lead to losses.

Each of these celebrity investors has a high stake in certain stocks, known as their ‘darlings’. Last year, a few ace investors invested in Rain Industries. When data on their investments in the April-June quarter appeared in July 2017, the stock was trading at around Rs 110.75.

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