Great presentation by @saketreddy on how to use fundamental & technical analysis to find & invest in low volatility & high quality compounder stocks.

@Definedge

#EDECMA2021

Infosys value since ipo
#INFY #frontpage_app

Started stock SIP in Infosys and TCS around 8-9 years back.

The dividend now exceeds my total SIP contribution for the year.

The Quantity goal is not only helping me build a retirement corpus but my passive income is catching up with active income as well!

Disc- no reco . Invested!

Retirement Rule - 4℅ Rule or 25X rule

Retirement corpus required - Annual Exp X 25
Say, your annual exp is 6 lacs pa. So you need 1.5 crore to retire.
Invest 1.5 crore in stocks and debt (50:50) and withdraw 4℅ every yr, this corpus will outlive you with a 96℅ success rate.

Consistent compounders with unshakable businesses 😊

#SAIL is good investment bet for next 5 year view.
Go step by step for target.
Any dip towards 70-65 is good to accumulate.
1st is monthly candlestick chart.
Another is 8% x 3 P&F Chart.
Tried first time P&F chart @ap_pune

😎 Safe Stocks to invest for next 10-15 years 😎

HDFC Bank
HUL
TCS

10,000 invested in 2011 would become -
TCS -50000
HUL -76000
HDFC Bk - 60000

Goal is to protect the capital. Return of 12-15% CAGR & shud double your capital every 4-5 yrs.

Watch

Why *Boring* is beautiful ?

If you invest on 1st day of any given year, you would never lose money in *Dabur India*

This is how a stock performs if u sit quite. Except in 2011 & 2017, where there is 0 return. Dabur has always given +ive return in each calendar yr excl dividend.

10 years Stock price CAGR (%) :

1. Alkyl Amine 69
2. Avanti feed 69
3. Deepak Nitrite 59
4. Paushak 59
5..Caplin point 59
6. Bajaj Finance 57
7. Relaxo 53
8. Aarti Ind 52
9. Navin Fluorine 51
10. Balaji amines 50
11. Atul 46

Very few people know about NIFTY ALPHA FIFTY index having 21% CAGR since 2004.
This index tracks 50 stocks with highest alpha. Tanla Platforms has the highest weightage in this index. #tanla @AmitMis93532571

On the index in the last 13 years most of the money was made in 3-4 years duration and rest 9-10 years were just waiting periods.

Stay invested with your strategy to get those short bursts.

@weekendinvesting @smallcaseHQ #FY2021

Benchmark comparison

Bajaj Finance and Motherson Sumi last 20 years
Neck to Neck in returns !!!

Last 14 yrs of INR #Gold. Are you worried ?? There is no reason.

Why FMCG is life - A Thread

From morning to night

Brushing - Colgate
10 Yr CAGR- 14%

Coffee - Nescafé - Nestle
Last 10 Yr CAGR - 17%

Bath - Lifebuoy / Lux - HUL (You wont stop having a bath)
10 Yr CAGR - 24%

Breakfast - Breads - Britannia
10 Yr CAGR - 34%

Continued ....

Footwear- Bata Shoes (You wont stop wearing shoes even after 10 yrs)
10 Yr CAGR -24%

Relaxo- 10 Yr CAGR - 51%

Watches -Titan (Been a customer of Titan for last 8 yrs)
10 Yr CAGR - 24%

Refrigerator - Whirlpool
10 Yr CAGR - 27%

Air Condition - Voltas
10 Yr CAGR - 20%

Continued

Hair Oil - Parachute - Marico
Last 10 Yr CAGR - 21%

Chawanprash - Dabur - Boost Immunity
Last 10 Yr CAGR - 18%

Always Invest in companies you have been using for last 10 years and will be using for another 10 years.

8 out of 10 times you will be right 😎

Happy Investing 😎😎

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Get a cup of coffee.

In this thread, I'll walk you through the benefits of turning capital quickly.

The math behind turning capital is beautiful. It leads us to the number "e", which plays a vital role in so many different fields -- from astrophysics to biology.

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Imagine we have $1M.

Also, we know an extraordinarily generous bank where we can deposit this $1M.

This bank will pay us interest. And not a paltry 1% or 2%, but a hefty *100%* per year!

(I know, I know. But humor me, will you?)

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So, if we deposit our $1M at this bank, it will earn that 100% interest and become $2M in 1 years' time.

But that's *only* if the interest is *compounded annually*.

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What if the interest is *not* compounded annually?

For example, suppose it's compounded half yearly?

"Compounded half yearly" means: instead of paying us 100% interest *once* a year, the bank pays us 50% interest *twice* a year (ie, once every 6 months).

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That is, we get to "turn" our money twice -- each time earning 50% on it.

Here's a quick picture of how that looks.

The first 6 months will turn $1M into $1.5M (ie, +50%). And the second 6 months will turn this $1.5M into $2.25M (another +50%).

A C&H on INFY.
Once it crosses a horizontal previous High, it hasn't even retested the same level again. So far from 2020 Lows.
#Fractal

#Infy has the most bullish long term chart in my opinion