Lot of folks asked me how to exit a commodity stock. Here is one small reckoner list: pl note these are not exhaustive reasons I exit a commodity stock.
1. Follow commodity prices on LME spot & future contract values 2. Usually, LME warehouse stock levels give you hints much in advance. If warehouse stock is rising then check two things - spot price & capacity coming on stream
3. Follow historical cycle & correlate with total capacity available. Is the spread of spot and future widening? 4. When commodity cycle peaks, companies run out of capacities. Look for capacity utilization insights given by managements.
5. Usually, near peak, recycling activities pick up sharply. Follow this trend too. 6. Follow technicals, global price trend, and global consumption cycle & not brokers/institution reports. Such reports always lag the cycle.
7. Such reports make you believe little more in the cycle, you stay in little more than you should have, and end up selling on declines. 8. If you don't understand commodity cycle intricacies, put a trailing SL GTC.
Any more questions, I'd try to answer.
Also watch for an uptick in refractory businesses. If such businesses start reporting good numbers, it is good to book profits in commodities. Refractories don't perform on short supply of commodity. Big secret correlation I finally disclosed. 🤩
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After getting good feedback on yesterday's thread on #routemobile I think it is logical to do a bit in-depth technical study. Place #twilio at center, keep #routemobile & #tanla at the periphery & see who is each placed.
This thread is inspired by one of the articles I read on the-ken about #postman API & how they are transforming & expediting software product delivery & consumption, leading to enhanced developer productivity.
We all know that #Twilio offers host of APIs that can be readily used for faster integration by anyone who wants to have communication capabilities. Before we move ahead, let's get a few things cleared out.
So I have been studying this entire communication layer as its relevance is ever growing with more devices coming online, staying connected, and relying on real-time communication. Not that this domain under penetrated, but there is a change underway.
As per many publicly available research, The Communications Platform-as-a-Service (CPaaS) Market was valued at USD 4.54 billion in 2020 and is expected to reach USD 26.03 billion by 2026 and register a CAGR of 34.3% during the forecast period (2021 - 2026).
In next series of tweets, I will try to present a few key highlights on Indian Tech companies. Often I hear that people want to invest in US cuz India does not offer many product companies. It is mere illusion! Let's see where we go with this series
India started as IT outsourcing hub, grew in size, made lives of many. Remained predominantly services provider. It still is, but it is transforming too. Indian IT is no longer pure services provider.
IT companies usually build reusable software components that can be wrapped to make an accelerator - something that can accelerate a functionality implemented for a new customer. All major IT companies used to have high regards for accelerator building in the past.
The COVID has brought unsurmountable change the way businesses carry their operations. "Business continuity" which only a training material earlier, now has become a reality. How does this change consumption & digitization?
The frontside, regular IT/Tech was first to experience the boom due to increased demand of tech scalability, adoption of cloud solutions, and WFA (work from anywhere) initiative. Banks/FMCG/Retail/Pharma were first to adopt tech
There are some Post-COVID beneficiaries such as auto/infra/Mfg./industrial/transport etc. These industries got hit worst as they were relatively behind on the tech & automation adoption.
As promised I am now posting details on #RIL#JIO stack. I shall discuss some advantage that #JIO stack has over peers. Pl do not take this as reco to buy stock. This is purely for information purpose
Unfortunately, majority of market participants only see the deal value #RIL has managed to clock & there is entire segment of investors who hate #RIL stock.
Those who understand the technical/business depth of #RIL#JIO#RelianceRetail know the scale and future ahead
Talking first about #JIO stack from telecom PoV, it has tons of advantages over likes of Airtel/Idea-Vodafone that #JIO is pure 4G VoLTE network.
#newgen software - as we go into 5G & its adoption increases, speed of enterprise activity will increase in tandem. Speed along with reliability of connectivity/communication forms the base of new modern enterprise
For enterprise, go-to-market speed will differentiate winners from laggards. Product lifecycles are getting shorter & shorter & urgency to support enterprise activities is growing even more.
The large scale, bulky software are losing flavor. Slice & consume is the theme & therefore, many more opportunities galore, one such opportunity is #newgen