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5/5 Want to know the exclusive details of the last 3 years & what's coming...? head over to this detailed account of the innovations, their impact & future penned down by @kalramukesh 👇
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Aug 6
Birla & Adani rule India's cement industry.

Now, another big business group is planning to make its mark in this competitive sector.

JSW will soon launch a ₹3,600 cr IPO for its cement arm.

It wants to increase capacity & strengthen the balance sheet.

Should you apply? A🧵
We will cover 5 key aspects in this analysis:

- Business Model of JSW Cement
- Financials
- Competitor Analysis & Valuation
- Key IPO details
- Strengths and challenges

Let’s start.
1. BUSINESS MODEL

JSW Cement is India’s largest GGBS maker, with 84% market share.

GGBS is a strength-boosting, eco-friendly material used in cement.

It also makes blended cement, clinker, construction chemicals, waterproofing compounds & more.
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Jul 20
SEBI just proposed sweeping changes to mutual funds.

These will make mutual funds easier to understand and safer to invest in.

Here are the 8 big changes that could redefine mutual funds as we know them.🧵👇
Over time, mutual funds have gotten a little crowded.

Funds with different names often ended up doing the same thing. And for the average investor, navigating this landscape is a nightmare.

SEBI noticed and is now stepping in to fix it.

Here’s what it proposes to change.👇
1. Fund houses can offer both Value & Contra funds

Until now, fund houses were allowed to offer either a Value fund or a Contra fund, not both.

The reason: While these funds follow different investment styles on paper, in reality, many ended up holding the same set of stocks.
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Jul 16
Small-cap funds have been investors’ favourite.

But each scheme has a distinct style.

Nippon Small Cap: Diversified Portfolio + downside protection

Bandhan Small Cap: Bull-run performer + high cash calls

Which one suits you the best? We analysed them all.

A🧵
We analysed every small-cap fund across 6 key dimensions:

-Allocation to small-cap stocks

-Frequency of buying and selling

-Portfolio diversification

-Cash exposure

-Bull market performance

-Performance during tough times

Here’s what we found.👇
ALLOCATION TO SMALL-CAP STOCKS

These schemes must invest at least 65% in small caps.

Some funds stick close to this lower limit. Some don’t.

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Jul 13
Elon Musk doesn’t take a salary. He doesn’t sell stock when he needs cash.

He borrows against his assets to let his wealth compound.

This isn’t just a billionaire playbook.

Even retail investors can do something similar with mutual funds. A 🧵
People often look to redeem their mutual fund investments when they need money for emergencies, big-ticket purchases, or to settle short-term liabilities.

But this could be one of the costliest financial decisions you’ll ever make.

Why? 👇
Every time you sell, you’re not just withdrawing money.

You’re triggering taxes. You’re interrupting compounding.

And you’re pulling yourself out of the market, often at the wrong time.

All for a short-term need that could’ve been managed smartly.
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Mutual fund SIPs are often seen as the perfect investing tool.

But simplicity doesn’t always translate to complete understanding.

In a conversation with ET Money, @KalpenParekh of @dspmf shares key insights on mutual funds and investing that many investors overlook.

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Most people celebrate rising NAVs.

But there’s another kind of bull market investors overlook. One where you accumulate more units when NAVs fall.
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They’re an opportunity to build wealth quietly in the background.

If your NAV drops from ₹100 to ₹70, your SIP buys 43% more units.
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Jane Street resorted to sophisticated methods of manipulation and rigging.

They made a profit of ₹36,502 in little over two years.

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If the index ends above it, your bet is said to be “in the money”, and rewards can be huge.

If the index ends below, your bet is “out of the money” and it’s worthless.

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