I have 261 companies in my watchlist. I keep watching their valuations and switch between them.
There are 5000+ stocks in the market. Such list helps me to focus more.
Sharing the entire list here.. π§΅
3M India
Aaron Industries
Abbott India
Action Const.Eq.
Adani Ports
Just realised that top 3 stocks is 50% of my listed shares portfolio.
Fun fact: I poured more money in ROX than Unihealth and Vmarc. But it is 4.9% only now.
Invest in businesses that can expand a lot, and the management who wants to expand rather than sitting in comfort zone.
Ques: How to find management's mindset?
Ans: Read concall transcripts.
Very Big companies by market cap and has good corporate goverance, yet providing above 4% dividend yield...
TCS
INFY
ITC
HCL
Wipro
Tech Mahindra
Hero
This is not usual.
I bought 1 share of #SBI in my both accounts just incase to be ready for SH quota.
Bought it 8 months back. Now its 8% up the price.
Mindvoice: I am buying stocks for investment after lot of research. That goes negative. Randomly bought stock is positive. ππ
I would suggest new comers to play with direct equity with negligible capital for 2-3 years. They you will have the idea of how the market works.
Note: I am taking about investing. Not trading.
Trading will suck your wealth, because it does not have "Time advantage".
Investing in mutual funds is stupid idea. Let me explain why.
- MFs managers have the pressure of showing results every month. They can't invest in a stock and wait for 5 years. If the stock fell 50%, the manager would be fired.
- Retailers have the ability to choose any stock and hold it. But learning the company and identifying is a big challenge. But nothing comes free.
Retailers have time advantage.
MFs have no time advantage.
Just realised that top 3 stocks is 50% of my listed shares portfolio.
Fun fact: I poured more money in ROX than Unihealth and Vmarc. But it is 4.9% only now.
VMarc, Unihealth are my biggest allocation as of now. That's because its price shootup. There are at 35+ PE. But their growth rate and expansion capability justifies the PE.
Currently XIRR calculated for past 2 years is ~30%.
Some are surprisingly cheap. For example, Waaree is 21PE. But growing at 60%.
ROX, Expleo, WTI Cabs, NWIL - all below 10PE, and still growing.
INFY, TCS, HERO, ITC - All legendary large caps with 3-5% dividend yield, but trading at less than 20PE.
Assume you are a big Oil company CEO. You want software to manage business. Will you hire engineers and Claude licenses and build your own software (or) pass it to GSIs like #TCS#INFY and concentrate in your core Oil business?