The calm, the composure, and the efficiency of delivering the message is second to none. You’re an inspiration to me. Thank you for sharing such valuable insights.
After watching every video that you put on the channel that one dialogue from "MUNNABHAI MBBS" movie comes to my mind invariably and hence i would like to say "Shankarbhai mast kaam karta hai tum" .
another bundle of knowledge from u bro.. every investor should watch.. without any stock recommendations u have huge followers,just because of the genuine content..i ve completed 5 yrs of investment..best things i learned from u for years NEGLECTING SOCIAL MEDIA NOICE, EXCITEMENT HAS COME down, NO FOMO,etc...
Thank you. A met a couple of follower last week & one of them showed me his journal where he had written the top 2-3 lessons from each video. These were not one or two lines but 3-4 paragraphs incl. cross-referencing with other videos. I was surprised how many & how deep some of the points were. He had listed over a 150 points and categorized each as stock picking, portfolio, behavioural etc.
@@shankarnath 👍👍👍..many followers including me having notes with valid points from ur talk.. to understand ur talks completely n make best use,we have to listen again again especially wen ur presenting datas,👍👍God bless u
I appreciate your sincere efforts on how to build, manage, monitor and clean up junk in one’s portfolio in a simple and effective manner. Thanks Shankarji. 🙏
Excellent video Shankar! I loved that you shared often ignored pointers when it comes to not just building a portfolio but also managing it in a healthy manner. Many thanks & Happy Republic Day!
What an informative video as always.. ❤ed it and thank you🙏... I'm also trying to simplify my portfolio by learning everyday.. For the time being, I've bifurcate my portfolio (only equity) into 'Core' and 'Satellite'. • The Core contains a Sensex index, a Midcap150 index, a Nasdaq100 index and a Smallcap (active) fund. • The Satellite contains a Midcap and a Smallcap active fund. I hope, in forthcoming days, I'll be able to understand the journey in a better way.
Great video and very practical tips. Considering 'time' is the cornerstone of wealth creation, only those techniques prove to be effective which are easy to implement over long period of time. Your video helps in selecting such techniques.
Hey Shankar, First of all thank you very much for all your wonderful videos. I am your long time subscriber and I do have a significant portfolio in US markets too. Probably not completely related to this video. However, would you kindly be able to share which of your investing strategy videos would be useful for markets other than India especially the US markets? Thanking you in advance!
Thank you very much for your kind appreciation. I am glad you like my work. Since I haven't participated or monitored the US market, it won't be right of me to make any comments on this front. Very sorry about this!
Sir, I have watched so many videos of yours on investing in equity, investing in MF etc. Currently I am investing 50% in both categories. So far my equity is generating 15% while my MF is generating 25%. Please note I started investing in MF since 2 years and in equity since 1 year. I want to know which option is bound to give better returns
Beginner here I have divided my folio into 3 parts. Large mid and small and half of large cap is cpseetf. Can i just keep it as its and continue with an sip fpr the same? Tumne horizon is 7+ years. Please advise
I don't have many products but I have many MF schemes so pretty much on the same boat. The proxy I've used to focus -- I only remember the 6-7 SIPs I do every month as these are an integral part of my core portfolio. This has helped me prioritize, maybe you can try something similar
If one invests 25% amount in 1 Small Cap Fund, 25% amount in 1 Mid Cap Fund and 50% in direct stocks wherein most of them are large cap stocks like Asian Paints, Tech Mahindra, HUL, Pidilite, etc. - is it a good strategy for long term investment considering its just 2 mutual funds?
Yes. I do the same. But! Since u r actually looking at the market every now and then, u feel like u made a wrong choice. When the stocks around u are doubled and ur large caps are giving 5% or 10%. It will make u sell and try some luck on others. I suggest u divide it further. Add 25% in flexi cap.keep just 25 with u. If if if only in the market from last 4,5 years. Happy investing.
Would love to hear what are the 4-5 funds in which you've invested and what was rational behind it Also When to exit from fund if it seems non-performing then competitors.
Great content and insights as always! Would recommend anyone to use their lumpsum and do 1.5L in PPF on the 1st of April for maximum return and tax saving (if applicable)
@@shankarnath thank you sir.your content is always great and a lot of ideologies which you give are phenomenal.From your ideologies,I plan to invest nifty 50,next 50,value 50,momentum 30 for long term with each contributing 25%.Please let me know your view on this.I am planning for 10 yrs or so
@@pappuzion1130 Most welcome! I have not tried such a combination myself so don't have any views on it. What is your rationale behind choosing those 4 schemes and using equal weight?
I heard nifty and next 50 gives 12% in long term and you said in your video value and momentum for lifetime portfolio.I don't have much time to invest in stocks.so thought of simply investing equal in all four started 2 months back only.Need your advice if I can do these 4 for long term and how much I can allocate in each of them?
Q1. Shankar can I take flexicap instead of large cap in my core portfolio as flexicap has ~70% in large companies ? if yes then many flexicap have few allocation in international so should I take a separate international fund for mf portfolio? Q2. What do you think *after 10 yrs* will the market give >15% return ? Q3. Will inflation go down in future ?
Hello: 1. I have not come across a hierarchy of funds so can't generalize if a flexicap is better than large cap or if an international fund fits in 2. Post 10 years .. stock market returns will be more than 15% in some years and it will be lagging in other years. Personally, I do my long-term simulations assuming 12% returns from equity instruments 3. Apologies, I haven't done any study on inflation
There is only one key difference. Flexicap allows the fund manager to pick stocks across market caps with no restrictions. Multicaps require that the fund manager keeps 25% of the assets in large, mid and smallcap each while having flexibility to allocate the remaining 25% in whichever cap he/she pleases. For more info, read www.motilaloswalmf.com/investor-education/blog/distinguish-between-multi-cap-flexi-cap-funds/
As usual, very very useful tips shankar ji. Can you also share your thoughts on securitized debt instruments. LoanX by Gripinvest is offering between 12% to 13% IRR for SDI's. Can we consider them as some fixed income instruments or alternate investment. Please shed some light on this.
Sir can u provide any mental framework around Invesment in sectorial or thematic mutual fund if someone does not understand anything about stock but want to tack some hire Riske and want to generate higher return stp or sip way according your nature of manageable investment system or theses.
Can you please make SIP calculator with partial withdrawal/ profit booking. Everyone talk about long-term goals but it is hard fund a calculator which factors in mid term goals. For example, I'm in investing for Retirement wealth creation and child education for period of 20 years period. However, I also need money for Home down payment for which I can't wait for 15-20 years. I need about 10-15 lakhs in next 3-4 years which excludes the long investment plan. Please help me with this.
I have stopped investing in some MFs. But the money is there and is growing as per market growth. Should I withdraw and invest in other funds or let it stay there?
Hi Shankar. Thanks for the video. While I must say I am aware of all the seven points, this video helped put that information into a structure and helped with thinking. Can you please do a video on how to best track the performance of one's MF investment, against the fund's benchmark and if there are any credible tools one can use. The question I want to answer for each of my MF investments is, "if I had invested the same amount of money, i.e done the exact same SIPs and lumpsum investments, what would the benchmark index have returned ? "
Namastey. Very useful info. Request you to make a video on online sites that enable tracking of our portfolio. Please discuss as to how dependable they are. Tku
What about the statistics on midcap 150, maybe that behaves differently? The benchmark index you have taken is nifty 50. For comparison it's good to know how that behaves are dynamics are different.
Sir , there's a negetive co relation between equity and commodity. So is this rule applicable for commodity mutual fund too? And can we buy commodity mutual fund instead of commodity gold fund. Pls reply
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The calm, the composure, and the efficiency of delivering the message is second to none. You’re an inspiration to me. Thank you for sharing such valuable insights.
You are so welcome!
After watching every video that you put on the channel that one dialogue from "MUNNABHAI MBBS" movie comes to my mind invariably and hence i would like to say "Shankarbhai mast kaam karta hai tum" .
😂
😂
Wow. You are a great teacher. The way you share valuable information is by far the best.
Thank you! 😃
another bundle of knowledge from u bro.. every investor should watch.. without any stock recommendations u have huge followers,just because of the genuine content..i ve completed 5 yrs of investment..best things i learned from u for years NEGLECTING SOCIAL MEDIA NOICE, EXCITEMENT HAS COME down, NO FOMO,etc...
Thank you. A met a couple of follower last week & one of them showed me his journal where he had written the top 2-3 lessons from each video. These were not one or two lines but 3-4 paragraphs incl. cross-referencing with other videos. I was surprised how many & how deep some of the points were. He had listed over a 150 points and categorized each as stock picking, portfolio, behavioural etc.
@@shankarnath 👍👍👍..many followers including me having notes with valid points from ur talk.. to understand ur talks completely n make best use,we have to listen again again especially wen ur presenting datas,👍👍God bless u
Thank you Shankar sir, your data analysis is supreme. Bringing statistical concepts like quartile etc is something beyond... Thank-you again.
You're most welcome, Dheeraj 🙌
Its always a delight to watch your content Shankar Sir, wealth of knowledge for any invstor!
Glad to hear that. Thank you!
I appreciate your sincere efforts on how to build, manage, monitor and clean up junk in one’s portfolio in a simple and effective manner. Thanks Shankarji. 🙏
My pleasure! I'm glad you liked it. A lot of it might seem simple but few of us actually do it.
@@shankarnath I totally agree.
Excellent video Shankar! I loved that you shared often ignored pointers when it comes to not just building a portfolio but also managing it in a healthy manner. Many thanks & Happy Republic Day!
Thank you very much, Anup. Wishing you a Happy Republic Day yourself & lots of glory to our country!
Agree that every video of yours has something new to learn. guess that's really your USP. keep going!
Thank you!
What an informative video as always.. ❤ed it and thank you🙏...
I'm also trying to simplify my portfolio by learning everyday.. For the time being, I've bifurcate my portfolio (only equity) into 'Core' and 'Satellite'.
• The Core contains a Sensex index, a Midcap150 index, a Nasdaq100 index and a Smallcap (active) fund.
• The Satellite contains a Midcap and a Smallcap active fund.
I hope, in forthcoming days, I'll be able to understand the journey in a better way.
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
Watching your video always increases my knowledge about investing, thank you 🙏 keep doing the good work
Happy to hear that! My pleasure
again amazing content sir, points discussed in 1st 2nd and 4th topic are amazing...thankyou so much sir
Most welcome. I'm glad this helped .. these are simple but every effective approaches to investing
Have 2 low cost index etfs for last 20 years and never changed and kept focus on BMI & health as priorities
Thanks for sharing
Great video and very practical tips. Considering 'time' is the cornerstone of wealth creation, only those techniques prove to be effective which are easy to implement over long period of time.
Your video helps in selecting such techniques.
Thank you
Excellent video❤
Don’t have words to appreciate the quality of your content👌👍
Thank you very much
A good knowledge information after long time in decent way love your way to analising
Thank you!
Thanks for an excellent post Shankar.
My pleasure. So nice of you
Great work sir... wonderful teaching
So nice of you. Thanks!
Very good and helpful content. Thank you very much.
You are very welcome! 🙌
Very useful one sir, thank you very much
You are most welcome
Hey Shankar,
First of all thank you very much for all your wonderful videos. I am your long time subscriber and I do have a significant portfolio in US markets too. Probably not completely related to this video. However, would you kindly be able to share which of your investing strategy videos would be useful for markets other than India especially the US markets?
Thanking you in advance!
Thank you very much for your kind appreciation. I am glad you like my work. Since I haven't participated or monitored the US market, it won't be right of me to make any comments on this front. Very sorry about this!
@@shankarnath No issues. I appreciate your honesty here. 😄
Sir, I have watched so many videos of yours on investing in equity, investing in MF etc. Currently I am investing 50% in both categories. So far my equity is generating 15% while my MF is generating 25%. Please note I started investing in MF since 2 years and in equity since 1 year.
I want to know which option is bound to give better returns
Please make a video on most consistent mutual funds which spends most of the time in quartile 1 or 2.
Thanks for the suggestion
❤@@shankarnath
Beginner here
I have divided my folio into 3 parts. Large mid and small and half of large cap is cpseetf. Can i just keep it as its and continue with an sip fpr the same? Tumne horizon is 7+ years. Please advise
THANK YOU SHANKAR SIR 🙏
Most welcome
Good Summary of all topics
Thank you!
Awesome content as always
Appreciate it!
should we invest in
index fund,as most of the mutual funds does not give returns more then their benchmark
0:53 Exactly the situation currently I am into with so many products in my portfolio no idea of the actual yield on the entire portfolio
I don't have many products but I have many MF schemes so pretty much on the same boat. The proxy I've used to focus -- I only remember the 6-7 SIPs I do every month as these are an integral part of my core portfolio. This has helped me prioritize, maybe you can try something similar
😀@@shankarnath
Excellent video. Thanks
Glad you liked it! Thank you
Thank you very much
You are welcome
Awesome video, it helped me.
Glad to hear it!
i like your videos Sir, thanks....
Glad you like them!
Extremely good
Thank you
If one invests 25% amount in 1 Small Cap Fund, 25% amount in 1 Mid Cap Fund and 50% in direct stocks wherein most of them are large cap stocks like Asian Paints, Tech Mahindra, HUL, Pidilite, etc. - is it a good strategy for long term investment considering its just 2 mutual funds?
Yes. I do the same. But! Since u r actually looking at the market every now and then, u feel like u made a wrong choice. When the stocks around u are doubled and ur large caps are giving 5% or 10%. It will make u sell and try some luck on others. I suggest u divide it further. Add 25% in flexi cap.keep just 25 with u. If if if only in the market from last 4,5 years. Happy investing.
For direct stocks you can consider "Dividend Aristocrats" smallcase or similar.
Its easy to calculate xirr for specific mutual funds in excel but how to calculate total portfolio xirr combining all different class of investments.
Same way you do it for specific mutual funds. List down all the cash-in and cash-outs.
Would love to hear what are the 4-5 funds in which you've invested and what was rational behind it
Also When to exit from fund if it seems non-performing then competitors.
The rationale and category of funds is available here: ruclips.net/video/bN5QdxY3RVs/видео.html .. I have made minor changes since then
super : simple but important.
Simple things are always effective
Is there any online course structure for fundamentals analysis, strategies to know all this
I haven't come across one, sorry!
Hi sir edelweiss China equity fund is 33% down what one supposed to do now kindly advise
Great content and insights as always! Would recommend anyone to use their lumpsum and do 1.5L in PPF on the 1st of April for maximum return and tax saving (if applicable)
Thanks!
@@shankarnath thank you sir.your content is always great and a lot of ideologies which you give are phenomenal.From your ideologies,I plan to invest nifty 50,next 50,value 50,momentum 30 for long term with each contributing 25%.Please let me know your view on this.I am planning for 10 yrs or so
@@pappuzion1130 Most welcome! I have not tried such a combination myself so don't have any views on it. What is your rationale behind choosing those 4 schemes and using equal weight?
I heard nifty and next 50 gives 12% in long term and you said in your video value and momentum for lifetime portfolio.I don't have much time to invest in stocks.so thought of simply investing equal in all four started 2 months back only.Need your advice if I can do these 4 for long term and how much I can allocate in each of them?
This is gold.
Nice outfit ☺️👍
Thank you!
Nice and systematic.
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Q1. Shankar can I take flexicap instead of large cap in my core portfolio as flexicap has ~70% in large companies ? if yes then many flexicap have few allocation in international so should I take a separate international fund for mf portfolio?
Q2. What do you think *after 10 yrs* will the market give >15% return ?
Q3. Will inflation go down in future ?
Hello:
1. I have not come across a hierarchy of funds so can't generalize if a flexicap is better than large cap or if an international fund fits in
2. Post 10 years .. stock market returns will be more than 15% in some years and it will be lagging in other years. Personally, I do my long-term simulations assuming 12% returns from equity instruments
3. Apologies, I haven't done any study on inflation
@@shankarnath ok but regarding inflation how much do I assume now for my calculations ?
@@AnujNeogi-ih2db I use 7% inflation
Excellent video?, thanks
Most welcome!
Can you do a video on Flexi Cap vs multi cap.... because multi Cap funds are confusing
There is only one key difference. Flexicap allows the fund manager to pick stocks across market caps with no restrictions. Multicaps require that the fund manager keeps 25% of the assets in large, mid and smallcap each while having flexibility to allocate the remaining 25% in whichever cap he/she pleases. For more info, read www.motilaloswalmf.com/investor-education/blog/distinguish-between-multi-cap-flexi-cap-funds/
Very Good
Thanks
how to find out if corporate management is good in any stock?
As usual, very very useful tips shankar ji. Can you also share your thoughts on
securitized debt instruments. LoanX by Gripinvest
is offering between 12% to 13% IRR for SDI's. Can
we consider them as some fixed income
instruments or alternate investment. Please shed
some light on this.
I have a related video. Please watch: ruclips.net/video/iZfJo57IJYA/видео.html
Sir can u provide any mental framework around Invesment in sectorial or thematic mutual fund if someone does not understand anything about stock but want to tack some hire Riske and want to generate higher return stp or sip way according your nature of manageable investment system or theses.
Hi, I have a video on "sectors". Pls see if that helps you with your question .. ruclips.net/video/mTXkio4dE0Y/видео.html
Gratitude:-)
getting reliable data to do analysis is difficult where to get data to analyse in excel as you show
I use niftyindices.com, advisorkhoj.com and valueresearchonline.com for most of my analysis
Can you please make SIP calculator with partial withdrawal/ profit booking.
Everyone talk about long-term goals but it is hard fund a calculator which factors in mid term goals.
For example, I'm in investing for Retirement wealth creation and child education for period of 20 years period. However, I also need money for Home down payment for which I can't wait for 15-20 years. I need about 10-15 lakhs in next 3-4 years which excludes the long investment plan. Please help me with this.
Thanks for the suggestion
I have stopped investing in some MFs. But the money is there and is growing as per market growth. Should I withdraw and invest in other funds or let it stay there?
Same question
can i get the list?
Hi Shankar. Thanks for the video. While I must say I am aware of all the seven points, this video helped put that information into a structure and helped with thinking.
Can you please do a video on how to best track the performance of one's MF investment, against the fund's benchmark and if there are any credible tools one can use. The question I want to answer for each of my MF investments is, "if I had invested the same amount of money, i.e done the exact same SIPs and lumpsum investments, what would the benchmark index have returned ? "
Thanks for the appreciation and for the suggestion
Namastey. Very useful info. Request you to make a video on online sites that enable tracking of our portfolio. Please discuss as to how dependable they are. Tku
Thanks for the suggestion
You're GOLD
🙌
Can you do a video on daily VS monthly sip? What does data day on this? For same. Amount monthly divided by daily on each trading session.
I have a reel on this. Pls watch: ruclips.net/video/FVVuA5BQcO0/видео.html
What about the statistics on midcap 150, maybe that behaves differently? The benchmark index you have taken is nifty 50. For comparison it's good to know how that behaves are dynamics are different.
@@moezshabirali7265 Yes, there are dozens of different indices. The data can be extracted from niftyindices.com/reports/historical-data and analysed
Sir , there's a negetive co relation between equity and commodity. So is this rule applicable for commodity mutual fund too? And can we buy commodity mutual fund instead of commodity gold fund. Pls reply
I have no idea, sorry!
F&O isn't investment
its for cash flow or income generating
Or income draining 😂
@@arjunps6776 for those who gamble their income drain 😂
What about smallcase ???? It's work ?
Sorry, didn't understand the question. Can you please rephrase it
Which app is best for all types of investments
everyone gets reply from you,sir but i dont get the name of the yellow book at backside.
I have invested in MFs for last 10 yrs, and booked 60% profits in small cap MFs and Mid caps and
Nice
dont agree .30 -35 minimum
bolo shankar bhagwan ki jai. thanks for this video
GOLD Content
Thanks!
Quit ET money ?
Hindi audio also plz