@KobeissiLetter@riteshmjn Sir, have been following you and nobody breaksdown so well on macros.
You have said it before, one should watch if JPY is appreciating for the unwinding. How do you see the latest qtr UST dump.
Would like to understand more on this from you.
India's debt fund managers seem to be taking a big bet on rate cuts. Why? Read @PosteAnil's story.
Note for newbies:
1) Bond prices rise when rates fall
2) Long dated bonds (high duration) benefit most
3) Mutual Funds holding them also benefit
3) MF industry as a whole has gone long on duration
https://t.co/N0DT9zjIAJ
@abhymurarka What base you consider for the ratio in practice- COGS or Net Sales ?
High Gross margin business may distort ratio - if base isn't right ?
@abhymurarka Well put sir.
Same goes with MSCI rejig, Bond Index inclusion and what not.
Interestingly, these fairy tales are released in evenings for next day action, as if everyone will punch in orders at 9:15.
WHAT WAS THE CHANGE IN TAXATION?
From Apr 1, 2023, funds with less than 35% equity are taxed at your slab rate. (See image)
Result: Besides debt funds, the Conservative Hybrid category, too, became a casualty of this change in taxation.
Some developments and triggers ahead
* Company has been claiming to maintain 17-18% EBITDA margins ahead
* Product portfolio is changing with new launches and company is looking beyond non almond franchise
*Rural demand pickup expectations ahead
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Some triggers here from
--JLR Sales are coming strong with chip shortage
--Tata EVs are penetrating in markets robustly with a leverage from Tata group companies
--Hyundai India is filing for IPO (Observe the timing here, a hint that Auto sector is in upcycle)
3/3
Implied market cap on P/E Ratio 15 comes at Rs 3.9 lac crs
Maruti trades at 26 PE ratio and Mahindra at 19
May be Passenger Vehicle company commands higher valuation but we can see Tata PV roll outs
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