Affordable Housing

Affordable housing refers to existing and future housing units that come under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY), which was launched in 2015. <ul><li>Budget 2022-2023 allocation to PMAY increased by 75% to ₹40,000 crores</li><li>The scheme was launched with the aim of building 2 crore affordable houses over a period of 7 years for the lower income segment</li><li>Out of which, approximately 80 lakh houses are being targeted to complete by FY23</li><li>Affordable housing projects were granted ‘infrastructure status’ earlier in Budget 2017, which ensured lower cost of borrowing for developers, thus encouraging them to take such projects</li><li>Developers engaged in affordable housing projects do not have to pay GST</li><li>These measures are expected to increase the demand for affordable houses and corresponding loans.</li></ul> This smallcase consists of stocks from segments like housing finance companies focused on financing low and middle income segments, real estate developers constructing affordable houses and cement &amp; building products companies.

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House of Tata

Tata Group is an internationally recognised Indian conglomerate. Founded in 1868 by Jamsetji Tata, the group operates interests in diverse sectors such as information technology, automobiles, steel, chemicals, power production, consumer products etc. <ul><li>The group operates in more than 100 countries across 6 continents. In 2021-22, the revenue of all Tata companies was estimated to be ₹9.6 trillion. These companies collectively employ over 935,000 people.</li><li>The group owns global brands like Jaguar Land Rover, Tetley Tea, Titan, Taj Hotels, Starbucks, Air India, Vistara, Westside, etc.</li><li>A total of 17 Tata companies are listed on the stock exchanges, four of which are part of the Nifty 50 index. As of March 2023, these 4 Nifty companies have a combined market cap in excess of ₹5.5 lakh crores.</li></ul> This smallcase is suitable for investors seeking exposure to a diversified group of a legacy company, Tata Group.

House of Mahindra

Mahindra &amp; Mahindra (M&amp;M) was founded as a steel trading company in 1945. It subsequently forayed into the automotive industry by acquiring a license to assemble the iconic Willys Jeep.&nbsp; <ul><li>By the 1960s, the company had diversified into farm mechanisation and started manufacturing tractors. Currently, it is the largest tractor company in the world by volume and sells in over 50 countries.&nbsp; M&amp;M consolidated its hold on the Indian tractor market after acquiring Punjab Tractors (now Swaraj) in 2007.&nbsp;&nbsp;</li></ul> <ul><li>The company took the SUV market by storm by launching the iconic Mahindra Bolero in 2000, which was the highest-selling SUV for 10 years in a row.&nbsp;</li></ul> <ul><li>Today, the group operates across 22 different industries like automotive, farm equipment, logistics, financial services, defence manufacturing, etc. with a presence in 100+ countries, and 250,000+ employees and derives half of its revenues from abroad.&nbsp;</li></ul> <ul><li>The group’s listed companies have a combined market cap of more than Rs. 3 lakh Crore as of January 2023, and 2 of them are part of the Nifty 50 index.&nbsp;</li></ul> This smallcase will provide exposure to a diverse group of companies from the iconic Mahindra Group.

Infra Tracker

The infrastructure sector is a key driver for the Indian economy as it is responsible for propelling India’s overall development and enjoys the intense focus of the government. The infrastructure sector has a multiplier effect ranging from 1.2 to 1.5 times on the GDP i.e. for every rupee spent on infrastructure, the economy grows by an additional ₹1.2 to ₹1.5.In just a decade, from 2013 to 2023, the percentage of the total budget allocated to infrastructure has surged from 13% to an impressive 22%. The Indian government has been actively promoting infrastructure development through various initiatives such as the PM Gati Shakti (multi-modal logistics development), Bharatmala Project (road development), Sagarmala Project (port-led development), Smart Cities Mission, AMRUT (urban infrastructure), and Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (housing for all). These initiatives provide a strong impetus for infrastructure growth.100% FDI is permitted under the automatic route across various infrastructure sectors. FDI in the construction development sector (townships, housing, built-up infrastructure, and construction development projects) and construction (infrastructure) activities stood at $26.23 bn and $28.95 bn, respectively, between April 2000 and September 2022This smallcase comprises construction &amp; engineering, water management, cables, ports, and cement companies to allow investors to efficiently track and invest in the infra sector.

Auto Tracker

India’s automotive industry has been a critical contributor to the growth of the Indian economy, besides facilitating the basic mobility of Indians. The auto sector also generates export revenues and supports numerous other MSMEs that operate in the auto ancillary and metals industry.&nbsp; <ul><li>The automobile industry in India is one of the largest and fastest-growing sectors contributing to 7.1% of India’s GDP.</li><li>India aims to double its auto industry size to ₹15 lakh crores by the end of 2024.</li><li>In terms of global rankings in manufacturing output, India is second largest in two-wheelers, seventh largest in commercial vehicles, sixth largest in passenger vehicles and the largest in tractors.</li><li>The automobile industry is poised for steady growth, driven by the rising middle-class population, increasing disposable incomes, and the government’s push for electric vehicles.</li></ul> This smallcase comprises automobiles, auto parts, batteries and tyre companies to allow investors to efficiently track and invest in the automobile sector.

Banking Tracker

The banking sector in India has witnessed a remarkable evolution over the years, transitioning from outdated and inefficient systems to emerging as one of the most technologically advanced sectors. Government reforms, increased consumer demand, improved asset quality, and technological advancements have been key drivers of this transformation. <ul><li>Strong regulatory oversight and credible monetary policy of the Reserve Bank of India have enabled stable growth of the sector.&nbsp;</li><li>Growing disposable income and a large consumer market have been driving the demand for banking services, including loans for housing, automobiles, education, and personal expenses.</li><li>The government has supported the sector with several measures such as Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana, and Direct Benefit Transfer aimed to integrate marginalised populations into the formal banking system. This increased participation in the banking sector has contributed to the growth in deposits and credit.</li><li>Furthermore, India has also been at the forefront of embracing the digital revolution. The widespread adoption of mobile banking, the dominance of UPI, and the thriving credit card industry have propelled India's financial system to be more technologically advanced than other countries.</li></ul> This smallcase comprises private and public sector banks to allow investors to efficiently track and invest in the banking sector.

The Great Indian Middle Class

India is an emerging economy with a growing middle class with 45 crore people expected to be added to this category in the next 15 years.<ul><li>Rise in middle class population leads to increased discretionary income, which is the portion of individual’s income that is left after spending on necessities like food and rent</li><li>This income gets spent on luxury items like skin care products, branded clothes, entertainment, etc</li><li>Expected increase in discretionary spending over the next decade will directly affect categories like transportation, food &amp; beverage, education, entertainment &amp; leisure facilities</li></ul>This smallcase includes companies that are expected to benefit from the growth in the Indian middle class.

House of HDFC

Housing Development Finance Corp was founded in 1977 as the first specialized mortgage company in India. Since then, the HDFC group has grown to become a large and well-respected financial conglomerate with a presence across housing finance, banking, insurance, asset management,&nbsp; student loan, etc. <ul><li>The group has brands like HDFC Bank, HDFC Asset Management, and HDFC Life Insurance under its umbrella.&nbsp;</li><li>The group has 6,500 branches and 19,000 ATMs across 3,226 towns or cities across India.</li><li>As of Dec 2022, the outstanding loan portfolio of HDFC was 3.1x the loan portfolio of the next biggest player in the housing finance market.&nbsp;</li><li>HDFC Bank has the largest asset base amongst all private banks and stands 2nd in terms of total assets amongst all banks in India.&nbsp;</li><li>3 of the 4 listed entities of the group are part of the Nifty 50 index. As of March 2023, the combined market cap of the listed entities of the group exceeds ₹14.95 lakh crores.</li></ul> This smallcase is suitable for investors seeking exposure to fast-growing, trusted financial companies.

Realty Tracker

Real estate sector in India is expected to reach US$ 1 trillion by 2030. By 2025, it is expected to contribute 13% to the country’s GDP. <ul><li>Rapid urbanization bodes well for the sector. The number of Indians living in urban areas is expected to reach 525 million by 2025. More than 70% of India’s GDP will be generated from urban areas by 2020.</li><li>Residential segment contributes ~80% of the real estate sector. Housing launches across the top eight Indian cities increased 23% y-o-y in 2019 to 223,325 units.</li><li>Government of India’s Housing for All initiative and its move to grant “infrastructure status” to affordable housing projects is expected to bring US$ 1.3 trillion investment into the housing sector by 2025.</li><li>On February 29, 2020, India formally approved 417 SEZs, of which 238 were already in operation. Majority of the special economic zones (SEZs) are in the IT/ Business Process Management sector. Growth in service sectors like IT/ITeS, BFSI &amp; Telecom will drive the demand for office space in Tier 2 cities.</li></ul> This smallcase comprises real estate companies and REITs to allow investors to efficiently track and invest in the realty sector.&nbsp;&nbsp;

House of Bajaj

The Bajaj group of companies was founded by Jamnalal Bajaj in 1926. The core business of the group is diversified across sectors such as automotive, consumer finance, insurance, steel, consumer appliances, tours &amp; travels, and industrials.&nbsp; <ul><li>The group has household automotive brands like Pulsar and Avengers and financial brands like Bajaj Finance &amp; Bajaj Finserv in its portfolio.&nbsp;</li><li>Bajaj Auto has sold more than 18 million motorcycles sold in over 70 countries. It is also India’s top motorcycle exporter – two out of three bikes sold internationally are from Bajaj. The company is also the world’s largest manufacturer of three-wheelers.</li><li>On the other hand, Bajaj Finance, the consumer finance business of the group had 3,714 locations and 1,43,900+ distribution points as of December 2022.</li><li>3 of the 7 listed companies of the group are part of the Nifty 50 index. As of March 2023, these Nifty companies have a market cap in excess of ₹6.5 lakh crores.</li></ul> This smallcase is suitable for investors seeking exposure to leading consumer-facing companies of the Bajaj group.

Rising Rural Demand

With 64% of India's population living in rural areas, the rural sector is one of the major driving forces behind India's economy. Nearly 55% of the population relies on agriculture for their livelihood and it contributes 17% to the nation's GDP. The rural sector has been a key driver of the Indian economy.&nbsp; <ul><li>Thanks to government initiatives, increased disposable income, and infrastructural development, rural consumption is on the rise. It is estimated that consumption in rural India is growing at 1.5 times the rate in urban India.</li><li>Rural development has also been the key priority for the Indian government consistently over the years.</li><li>As part of Budget 2023-24, the total outlay towards major agriculture and rural development projects stands at ₹2 lakh crores</li><li>Agri-focused schemes like Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojna, Krishionnati Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Kisan Sampada Yojana have seen a significant jump in allocation.&nbsp;</li><li>With the growth of rural markets, more and more companies will focus on tailoring their products and marketing strategies to cater to the unique needs and preferences of rural consumers.&nbsp;</li></ul> This smallcase has companies that either derive a significant amount of their revenue from rural India or are striving to enhance their foothold across rural markets to benefit from increasing rural demand.

Bringing the Bling

Rising disposable income, improving brand awareness and increasing purchase power have changed India&rsquo;s spending habits.
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<li>These goods and services include high-end jewellery, high-brand cosmetics, apparels, luxury cars, consumer electronic goods, etc</li>
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This smallcase comprises companies that are catering to India&rsquo;s increasing affinity for luxury goods and services.

Electric Mobility

Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining popularity due to increasing concerns over environmental pollution, sustainability and rising fuel prices. Technological advancements and Govt initiatives to promote clean energy and sustainable transportation have led to the growth of EVs in recent years.&nbsp; In 2015, the Indian government launched the FAME India scheme to encourage the adoption of electric and hybrid vehicles.&nbsp; <ul><li>The EV market in India will experience a remarkable growth rate of 49% CAGR projected from 2021 to 2030. By 2030, it is estimated that the sales volume for this market segment will surpass 17 million units annually.</li><li>The sales of electric vehicles (EVs) in India have witnessed an 86% increase, from 2,37,811 units sold in 2021 to 4,42,901 units sold in 2022-23&nbsp;</li><li>In Budget 2023-24, ₹5,172 crores have been allocated towards the FAME India scheme, as compared to ₹2,898 crores in 2022-23</li><li>To encourage domestic EV manufacturing, customs duty exemption is also being extended on the import of capital goods and machinery required for lithium-ion batteries</li></ul> The growth in electric mobility will be led by companies from diverse segments like two- and four-wheeler manufacturers, oil and gas refining companies, chemical manufacturers, etc. This smallcase comprises companies that are investing in the electric vehicle ecosystem and are expected to grow with increased adoption of EVs.

FMCG Tracker

The FMCG sector is the 4th largest sector in the Indian economy and is expected to grow at a compounded growth rate of 23.15% to reach US$ 103.70 billion by FY21 from US$ 68.38 billion in FY18. <ul><li>Increased brand consciousness has been driving the growth of the organized FMCG sector. Growth in modern retail will further drive the growth of the organized FMCG sector</li><li>Increasing internet penetration and online grocery stores has provided new sales channels for FMCG companies</li><li>Rural population which accounts for 65% of India's total population has only 45% revenue share in FMCG sales. Increasing disposable income and consumption in rural areas provides a large untapped market</li><li>Government has allowed 100% FDI in food processing and single-brand retail and 51% in multi-brand retail, this will provide high visibility for FMCG brands in organized retail markets, bolstering consumer spending and encouraging more product launches</li></ul> This smallcase comprises food &amp; beverages, tobacco, household products, batteries and personal products companies to allow investors to efficiently track and invest in the FMCG sector.

The PE List

Venture Capital funds and Private Equity firms invest in early stage or growth phase companies that show long – term growth potential.• These firms invest in companies which possess qualities such as innovative/disruptive technologies, competent management teams and well-developed business models. They also conduct extensive due diligence regarding the company’s business model, management team, industry dynamics, growth prospects, etc. before investing.• These firms usually take board seats and provide advice, support, introductions, etc. related to operations, strategy, and financial management of the company• This combination of funding and expertise usually results in good growth prospects for the investee companyThis smallcase consists of stocks in which PE and or VC firms hold high stakes.

APNA STAYVAN

#STAYVAN ke saath har week nivesh, life mein dega sub kuch vishesh aur banega BHARAT shrest. <ul><li>Trusted by over 10,000+ subscribers and growing by being no. 1 in under Rs. 2,000/- minimum amount investment category.</li></ul> <ul><li>This smallcase has 7 independent stocks all under Rs. 100/- market price from different sectors and different market cap.</li></ul> <ul><li>Reach lumpsum investment above Rs. 1,00,000/- and then on each SIP invest 3% of the capital investment or Rs. 3000/- whichever is above.</li></ul> STAYVAN's SIP unique strategy explanation : <ul><li>Averages buy on Price and not on time. Thus, your buying entry shall always be cheaper than your previous buy. Thus the re-balance could occur the next day or after an infinite period but only when the prices hit a lower trigger price to average buy.</li></ul> <ul><li>Books profit at higher levels of the buying done at lower levels. It books profit and also generates cash for compounding of capital for the long term.</li></ul> <ul><li>Parks excess and profit booked funds into the balancer etf / stock / other instrument to provide diversification and also keep on generating returns on the investment rather than allowing it to lie as credit balance in the ledger without any returns.</li></ul> <ul><li>Designed to provide comparative better returns over a decent period of time. Short term investors should avoid investing in this smallcase.</li></ul> These are no financial or other advices regarding any investments. Re-balance actions are completely at investors discretion. Consult your financial advisor before investing. No services other than those prescribed by SEBI for registered RESEARCH ANALYST are intended or shall be provided. No refunds shall be made under any circumstances.

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Energy Tracker

The Indian energy sector consists of oil &amp; gas as well as power companies. •	Electricity demand in the country has increased rapidly and is expected to rise further in the years to come, which is why massive addition to the installed generating capacity is required.•	Government’s focus on attaining ‘Power for all’ has accelerated capacity addition in the country.•	Total installed capacity of power stations in India stood at 395,070 MW as on January 2022, showing tremendous growth over the past 5 years.•	Government is focusing on expanding gas infrastructure across the country. 100 more districts in the next 3 years will be added to the City Gas Distribution network.•	Government has also been supporting the sector by allowing 100% FDI in different segments.•	As part of Budget 2021-22, a power distribution sector scheme will be launched with an outlay of ₹3.06 lakh crores over 5 years. This smallcase comprises coal, power transmission &amp; distribution, power trading, gas distribution, power generation and oil &amp; gas companies to allow investors to efficiently track and invest in the energy sector.

Banking Privately

Private sector banks and NBFCs have been growing rapidly and are seen as an integral part of the Indian financial system.
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<li>Since the initiation of banking reforms in 1993, old and new private sector banks have been giving tough competition to government banks</li>
<li>Private sector banks have outperformed their public sector peers in multiple parameters like growth of bank network, productivity measures like profit per employee, management efficiency, capital adequacy, asset quality and liquidity </li>
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<li>Other secular trends like low credit penetration in India compared to other economies and low NBFC credit as percentage of GDP provides huge opportunity for NBFCs to grow</li>
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This smallcase comprises private banks and NBFCs that are an advantageous position compared to government banks, which have been suffering from low profitability and high amount of bad loans.

Wright ⚡️ Momentum

Explore the potential of our high momentum strategy, which balances performance and volatility for the opportunity of long-term growth and the potential to outperform the index.Key highlights include:<ul><li>Track record of consistently outperforming benchmarks in diverse conditions.</li><li>A diverse, 20-25 stock portfolio, handpicked from the top 500 universe.</li><li>High-quality stocks with strong momentum and low volatility.</li><li>Return potential in bull markets and resilience in high-risk regimes.</li><li>Monthly portfolio rebalancing to maintain low turnover.</li></ul>Invest in our Momentum Strategy for potential rewards, supported by proven performance and smart risk management.

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Insurance Tracker

India's insurance market is well-positioned to become one of the largest insurance markets globally within the next decade, attracting both domestic and international players. As per the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI), India’s insurance industry is projected to reach $222 billion by 2026 and become the sixth-largest insurance market globally, surpassing countries like Germany, Canada, Italy, and South Korea.&nbsp; <ul><li>Since life insurance penetration accounts for less than 5% of the GDP in India, there’s a huge untapped market for both existing and new players. The life insurance industry in India is projected to achieve significant growth, with premiums expected to reach ₹24 lakh crore ($317.98 billion) by fiscal year 2030-31.&nbsp;</li><li>India ranks as the 4th largest general insurance market in Asia and the 14th largest globally.</li><li>As per the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI), the insurance industry in India is projected to reach $222 billion by 2026, propelling the country to become the sixth-largest insurance market globally within the next decade</li><li>India’s burgeoning middle class, rapid digitalisation, increasing awareness about financial well-being and robust regulatory support will drive the growth of the insurance industry.&nbsp;</li></ul> This smallcase comprises listed insurance companies to allow investors to efficiently track and invest in the insurance sector.&nbsp;

Metal Tracker

The metals and mining sector serves as the backbone of India's industrial and infrastructural growth. The sector provides essential raw materials to various industries – from cement in construction to steel in the automobile sector. India is blessed with vast reserves of both metallic and non-metallic minerals, providing a solid foundation for the growth of the metals and mining sector.Rise in infrastructure development, construction, electricity demand, and automobile production are driving the growth of the Indian metal sector. The government has created several favourable policies such as The Mines and Minerals Development &amp; Regulation Act (MMDR) 2021, along with the National Mineral Policy, 2019 to facilitate the growth of the metals and mining sector. The policies help to streamline mining operations, enhance transparency, and promote sustainable practices.100% FDI is allowed in the mining sector and exploration of metal and nonmetal ores under the automatic route. This smallcase comprises aluminium, copper, manganese, iron &amp; steel and diversified companies to allow investors to efficiently track and invest in the metals and mining sector.

Transporting India

The logistics sector is the backbone of any economy as it plays a vital role in the movement of goods and services across the nation. The growth of this sector is crucial for India to be a US$ 5 trillion economy. Over the past few years, the Indian logistics sector has seen annual growth rates of approximately 15%. Advancements in related technology, favourable Govt policy and the fast-growing e-commerce sector are all expected to further drive the growth prospects of the industry. <ul><li>As part of Budget 2023-24, the highest-ever outlay of ₹2.4 lakh crores has been provided to the Ministry of Railways.&nbsp;</li><li>The National Highways Authority of India and other road works projects have received an outlay of ₹2.69 lakh crores, growing by 118% in just 2 years.</li><li>The government has planned to infuse ₹75,000 crores into the development of 100 critical transport infrastructure projects.</li><li>In order to improve regional air connectivity, 50 additional airports, heliports, and advanced landing grounds will be revived. Allocation to the regional connectivity scheme has been doubled to ₹1,244 crores.</li><li>During FY24, the government intends to spend more than ₹4.7 lakh crores towards transportation-related projects. This is a significant jump from the estimated ₹3.6 lakh crores spending during the FY23 period.</li></ul> The Transporting India smallcase consists of companies that will gain from the boost in growth of the logistics sector.

BM Focused Small Cap

While the markets have come nearer to their highs the small caps haven’t moved at all. We think that the small caps are sitting on the cusp of a big move up.&nbsp;In this context we are launching our ‘BM Focused Small cap’ smallcase. And like always we will put in our own Rs 5 lakhs every month into this scheme 1)&nbsp;Investment Philosophy: Investing in smallcaps can be rewarding if we can select market leaders growing at 20% plus with high return on equity of more than 20% and which are available at decent valuations. We have selected companies where there is industry tailwind for the next 3-5 years. We will avoid companies where there are corporate governance issues. We aim to focus on protecting downside risk.&nbsp;2)&nbsp;Our Personal Investment: Based on our principle of having ‘thick’ skin in the game, we will put in ₹5,00,000 every month in our new smallcase also. Halwai apni mithai khata hai.3)Average Market Capitalisation: the weighted average market cap is approximately ₹15,000 crores. We don’t want to buy ultra-illiquid smallcaps run by untested and unscrupulous promoters.4)&nbsp;Minimum Amount: Theoretically, you can start with Rs 50,000. And scale it up as and when you can. This is a flat fees model. We don’t charge money on AUM. So, the more you put in the better it gets for you.&nbsp;5)Portfolio Concentration: This will be a concentrated portfolio of 15 stocks divided across Consumer, Financials, Capital Goods, Construction Real Estate6)Portfolio Benchmark : Nifty Smallcap100

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Super Multipliers

Super Multipliers is inspired by many of the investment philosophies of Warren Buffet &amp; Charlie Munger. This smallcase will contain stocks which are currently available at prices below their INTRINSIC VALUE. This smallcase will contain up to 3 stocks that have futuristic, innovative &amp; unique businesses which are available at a good value bargain. Warren Buffet &amp; Charlie Munger have many times said that Diversification is for Idiots. Many times they have had more than 50% of their net worth in one single stock!!! That is how they multiplied their wealth by the millions. They say that is the way to make fortunes. Diversifying the money in 10-20 stocks exposes you to the possibility of having inversely corelated stocks in the holdings, thereby negating the returns of the stocks. All recommended stocks should be treated individually and this is not a model portfolio. This service is provided according to rules of SEBI registered research analyst and nothing more. If there are no good opportunities in the markets, smallcase will be shifted to safe assets like debt and gold to protect investors capital.

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Growth & Income

This smallcase is based on the investment criterion set out by Kevin Matras, a US based investment expert, in his book "Finding #1 Stocks: Screening, Backtesting and Time-Proven Strategies".<ul><li>For better suitability, all the criteria have been adapted for the Indian markets</li><li>Companies which utilize their investments efficiently will be able to manage consistent earnings growth. This smallcase selects companies having better ROE and earnings growth compared to their respective sector averages</li><li>Sometimes, companies can manipulate earnings through bad accounting practices, but its harder to do that with cash. Thus, this smallcase uses the P/OCF (price to operating cash flow) ratio instead of PE (price to earnings) ratio to select companies available at attractive valuations</li><li>Additionally, this smallcase only selects companies experiencing positive dividend growth</li></ul>Use this smallcase to invest in efficiently managed companies at comfortable valuations

Equity & Gold

This smallcase invests in Equity &amp; Gold, fixing their weights to 70% and 30%. smallcase invests in large-cap companies using Nippon India ETF Nifty Bees<ul><li>Large cap companies are usually well established and the chances of such companies going bust are low</li><li>Adding such stocks to the portfolio increases stability of the portfolio as their stock prices are not very volatile. They are also best suited for long term wealth creation</li></ul> smallcase invests in Gold using Nippon India ETF Gold Bees<ul><li>Historically gold has maintained its value and is the best form of hedge against inflation and geo-political uncertainties</li><li>Since price of gold is negatively correlated with price of stock, the former is a very effective portfolio diversifier&nbsp;</li></ul>

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This exclusive highly concentrated &amp; aggressive momentum investing strategy focusing on a curated set of 10 high-potential stocks displaying strong earnings momentum and trending opportunities. This is a high risk approach is precisely calculated to potentially reap exponential rewards. Our aim is to generate alpha returns that thrive amidst market volatility. Key highlights include:<ol><li>A concentrated, 10-stock portfolio hand-picked from the top 500 corporations.</li><li>Selected stocks demonstrating impressive momentum and potential for higher returns.</li><li>The potential for significant gains in bullish markets and resilience during high-risk scenarios.</li><li>Weekly portfolio rebalancing &amp; high portfolio churn to seize fresh trending &amp; emerging opportunities.</li></ol> Elevate your investments with our high risk, high momentum alpha generating strategy coupled with intelligent risk management.

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This portfolio follows a directional strategy that aims to consistently outperform the benchmark equity index while maintaining low volatility. It is a quantitatively managed fund that implements a systematic rule-based trading model to remove human subjectivity.<ul><li>Directional&nbsp;Strategy in Indian Equities</li><li>Systematic Rule Based Trading</li><li>Identifying Investible businesses in S&amp;P BSE 500</li><li>Agnostic to Sector and Market Capitalization</li><li>Identify stocks using a combination of technical and fundamental factors</li><li>Optimize the portfolio for maximizing risk rated returns</li><li>Allocate capital to equities on basis of market valuations</li></ul>

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Dividend Aristocrats

For long-term investors, dividend returns are very important as they are an additional income that is earned over and above the capital gains earned by holding onto the stock.
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<li>This smallcase consists of companies that have increased their dividend payout consecutively for the last 10 years.</li>
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Stock returns consist of two parts--price return and dividend return. An investor can earn back a significant portion of the investment in the form of dividends, before selling the stock.

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UTI Nifty Midcap 150 Exchange Traded Fund objective is to provide returns that, before expenses, corresponds to the total returns of the securities as represented by the underlying index, subject to tracking error

ETF	Tracking ErrorTracking Error	Expense RatioExpense Ratio	LiquidityLiquidity
UTI Nifty Midcap 150 Exchange Traded Fund	0.18%	0.21%	Low
Nippon India ETF Nifty Midcap 150	0.06%	0.21%	High
Mirae Asset Nifty Midcap 150 ETF	0.05%	0.06%	High
ICICI Prudential Nifty Midcap 150 ETF	0.04%	0.15%	High

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