-Total Cash Collections of all 6 schemes Rs.13789 crs +
- 5 out of 6 schemes cash positive
- only 6% of AUM left as borrowings in Income Ops
All this without any active intervention/selling/monetizing.
Imagine implications to positive liquidity creation when Fund Manager is allowed to actively Liquidate/Sell securities
More than half of this collected amount is from A rated securities followed by AA.
More than 29% is from Unlisted securities and more than 74% from Schemes that are sole or majority holders.
Wrong narratives of illiquidity, 70-80% hair cuts, etc. all exposed based on above data and collection figures (that too collections of A, AA rated and unlisted securities)
#GoalPost should now change to ensure giving mandate to #FM to liquidate and get best rates for underlying securities.
He has created structures/securities. He will be able to negotiate best pricing for Investors
You had trusted him for past 15 years. He delivered best results so far. Give him an opportunity to redeem himself. Trust him for some more time.
You had given him flak over past 1 year, now give some slack and let him give best results in favour of #investors
By now #Investors should realize how they were misled all through this time. It is never too late to make amends. Trust @FTIIndia to work in their favor and leave behind this nightmare behind us once and for all
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People are going Ga Ga on Markets crossing 14000 NIFTY. My take on this:
1. Most Retail Investors had exited in March 2020 crash 2. They waited for further correction to enter - that never happened 3. Most have been only waiting on the sidelines without participating
From July 2017 to Dec 2020,
NIFTY 50 posted + 11.50%
NIFTY Midcap has just managed to break even and come into +4% plus &
NIFTY Small Cap still not recovered full loss ( -1.50% )
Which just goes to show that those under Buy & Hold are only recouping their losses and have not managed to participate fully in post March 2020 rally.
Khaas Baat with MisterBond in conversation with Padma Bhushan @Abhinav_Bindra. One of the most inspiring stories of the only Indian to have won an Olympic Gold Medal:
Qualitative analysis should include: 1. FM track record 2. Sector/Stock selection based on different Business Cycles 3. Scheme to FM ratio 4. Turnover ratio 5. Frequency of NFOs
Very important to identify macros for different Business Cycles that can be divided into:
1. Growth 2. Recession 3. Slump 4. Recovery
All need to be identified based on different characteristics of each cycle
Hope Investors have realised futility of legal course. They have wasted 8 months and back to square one.
Please VOTE "YES" for winding up for your own good.
Do not get misguided by wrong narratives.
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-Voting on Dec 26 to Dec 28
-Those who do not vote can vote during AGMs on 29th
-Reserve day on Dec 30
-Court Appointed Observer to oversee Voting
-Results will be sealed in an envelope and given to Hon SC
-Results will be announced in 3rd week of Jan
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Do not wait to vote during AGMs on 29th December as the technology and Platforms may not be able to accommodate all Investors.
These platforms will have limited capacity for number of Investors at one go
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As @meetdharam has put it: Expensive Valuations:
Rs.100 in Debt @5% = 105/1 year
Equity corrects 50%
Cheap Valuation.
Switch from Debt to Equity
Rs.105
Markets go up 50% = Rs.157.50
Expensive Valutions
Rs.100 in Equity
Equity corrects 50% = Rs.50
Markets go up 50% = Rs.75
1st Investor protected downside, with no drawdowns. Started with a higher base of 105.
Switched to Equity & participated in full Upside of 50% rally thereafter
Final value Rs.157.50
2nd Investor held onto to Equity at Expensive valuations with 50% drawdown and no downside protection.
On corrections, value came down to Rs.50
Participated in 50% rally thereafter- but was only recouping his earlier losses