1) The IPOs-1990-1998 2) CPSE to CPSE cross holdings/ Privatization– 1999-2004 3) Golden Opportunity Missed -2004-2009 4) Disinvestment Back again through OFS/FPO- 2009-2014 5) All out -Buybacks,CPSE to CPSE , ETF , OFS -2014-2019
2019-2024?
6) 2020 - #Disinvestment Target = 1.05 lakh crores.
Until now only 12357.49 cr done through 10000 cr from CPSE ETF, 475 cr from RVNL and 1881 cr from Enemy Shares Sale. The disinvestment left is 92643 cr to be completed in 7 months.
Why is this number a big one and tough one?
In 2008 FIIs sold less than 1 lakh crore in a year. The last time the government could do 1 lakh crore was in 2018 thanks to 37k crore HPCL to ONGC sale in 2018 and could do 85k crore in 2019 thanks to 14500 cr through #REC to #PFC.
The RBI decision to transfer a sum of 1.76 lakh crore is eventually an additional 58000 cr to the government kitty above the #budget2020 provision. The #RBI dividends have been around 50k crore for a long time.
If the government can do the target without much of a #CPSE to #CPSE sale or some other asset sale it will be the largest seller of Indian #equities in a single year or in a 6-month time frame ever!! Even the highest buying by #FIIs has crossed 1 lakh cr only once in last decade.
The process also takes time - For example #IRCON OFS merchant bankers advertisement came in mid July is yet to take place. Selling through #ETFs will also need a few more tranches. Or are we looking at a creative/unconventional route to #disinvestment in coming years?
Given the #fiscal pressure look like this 1 lakh cr target of 2018, 80k crore of 2018 and now 1.05 lakh crore in 2020 makes this #disinvestment number a permanent entry in the #Budget for few years. How tough is that going to be? We will look into that in our next #tweetstorm.
10 Most Interesting Videos on the CFA Society India Channel.
Take your time and go through them. Would recommend attending the physical events too.
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1) Brave New World | Ritesh Jain, Co-founder, Pinetree Macro.
He spoke about the liquidity way of investing, Tracking the global liquidity flow across past decades, how liquidity impacts economies, market returns based on liquidity.
2) Dimensions of Mistakes in Investing |
Utpal Sheth, CEO & Senior Partner, RARE Enterprises. He spoke about importance of overcoming natural instincts in investing, focusing on the long-term strategic picture, and sizing bets to match one's conviction.
In this series, we cover interesting stories and insights of legendary investors which will give invaluable lessons in the journey of investing
In this thread, Kenneth Andrade explained how using #TechnoFunda does not work on huge PF size !!
According to him both the studies contradicts each other, example, A technical chart will tell you to sell it 20% below your purchase price and as a Fundamental analyst you will double your position at 50% below your purchase price so those things are conflicting
In his career he held “MRF” from 2003 to 2015 it was 110 times up, held “Page industries” from 2007 to 2015 it gave an 80x or 90x, & Kaveri seeds which gave 70x
After this there’s just one question he asks is why would you want to sell a business where fundamentals are improving
1) Leadership Changing in Banks, 2) NBFCs breakout, 3) PSE FOMO to set in, 4) New Age Cos Bottomed, 5) Smallcap Oops Moment !!
BankNifty@44k
HDFCBank (28% Wt) - 1750 a major resistance.
KotakBank - (10% Wt) - 2000 resistance.
ICICI Bank strength continues.
SBI crossing 600 confirmation of strength.
AxisBank & Indusind Bank ( 1250 resistance ) can be new leaders.
Be selective.
NBFCs, SFBs
Old thumb rule - NBFCs, Banks can outperform when Rate Cycle has peaked or the rally starts with Big Banks to Small Banks and then Nbfcs
A lot of charts trying to make 2-3 yr highs- Ujjivan, LTFH, M&M Finance, IDFC twins, Equitas, Chola, Federal , Muthoot Cap, etc