View – Buy / Subscribe About D-Mart IPO Issue – D-Mart IPO will open on 8 March and close on 10 March. The upcoming IPO is one of the most anticipated offers this year, primarily because the Company is promoted by Radhakishan Damani. D-Mart IPO will raise Rs. 1,870 Cr. by issuing new shares, priced in…
I have consistently advocated investing in large cap stocks for the last about 2 years. Naturally, I find it hard to agree with those who have an overwhelmingly clear view that – Companies belonging to a large index like the Nifty and the BSE Sensex are a waste of time. Somebody recently asked me my…
Date – 20 February 2017 Price – Rs. 345.00 View – BUY Swelect Energy Systems (“Swelect Energy” or the “Company”) is a leading Chennai based manufacturer of power electronics and renewable energy. Swelect Energy operates primarily across 4 major segments, namely, contract manufacturing, solar energy systems/ services, foundry and others. WHAT’S GOING FOR THE STOCK…
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Product: Motilal Oswal Value Strategy PMS “Value PMS” Focus: deliver higher returns by making investments in successful businesses managed by efficient management. Concentration: The portfolio typically consists of 15-20 large cap stocks. Ideal for: Ideal for investors looking to invest in large cap companies for long term wealth creation view. Note: Not more than 10-12%…
Since I started my firm 6 years back, I have come across all sorts of clients – those who prefer to invest in mutual funds and PMS schemes and those who prefer to invest directly in stocks. What is your preferred way of investing (how you invest most of your money): — Rajat Sharma (@SanaSecurities)…
Expense Ratio: the amount an investor pays to a fund manager every year to manage his money. Expenses include fund management fee, agent commissions, registrar fees, and selling and promotional expenses. Note: According to regulation 52 of SEBI Mutual Fund Regulations, there are limits on the total expense ratio (which includes investment management and advisory fees) charged by mutual…
Disclaimer: I am holding these stocks in my portfolio. Over the past few months, I have been asked much about the stocks that I recommended and which did not perform in comparison to stocks that outperformed even my own estimates. Of course, every portfolio will have some underperformers. So, here’s the top 3 stocks that…
CAVEAT: In March 2015, about 52% of the promoters equity was pledged, which has gradually reduced to 47% in March 2016 and 40.24% currently. PRICE: Rs. 81.15 VIEW: BUY Sintex Industries (“Sintex” or the “Company”) has a strong presence in the plastic processing and fabric manufacturing industries. The Company enjoys a global presence through its…
NIFTY: 8103 SENSEX: 26366 1] Favorable Macros: Falling Interest Rates and Inflation Low inflation and crude oil prices will enable RBI to reduce interest rates in 2017, perhaps by up to 0.50% – 0.75%. Further, with a huge amount of money coming into the banking system post demonetization, RBI will have to ensure loan off…
Dividend: Dividend refers to amount of money paid by a company to reward its shareholders out of its profits. As per existing tax provisions; income from dividends is tax free in the hands of the shareholders but companies have to pay Dividend Distribution Tax (DDT) on the amount declared as dividend. What is Dividend Distribution…
The rule is simple: Buy Large cap stocks when their dividend yield is about 3-4% and either sell them when the dividend yield falls to 1-2% or better still – HOLD THEM FOREVER. Dividend yield: The dividend yield is the amount which a company pays out in the form of dividends each year relative to its share price. It’s…