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May 24, 2021 13 tweets 7 min read Read on X
Hello folks!

Take a work break and check out what we found interesting - snippets, reading and video links from last week.

Sharing curated #MultipieWeekly🌱(#3) for you
1/12
1. Banking result season for Q4 has come to a close, so we compared "Total net addition of stressed loans" across Tier I Banks in FY21.

Do you see a surprise?
Data source: Ambit research
2/12
2. We found this table on valuation of agro-chemical players worth highlighting.

At 43x P/E, the mean valuation of the pack is higher than historical averages and inching towards FMCG valuations. Is there Margin of Safety?

Note: EV = MCap + Net Debt (Debt - Cash)

3/12
3. An important development from last week was the massive surplus transfer of ₹ 99,122 crore by RBI to the Government.

Here is a summary the topic for you in this handy graphic.

Reading link: bloombergquint.com/business/rbi-t…

4/12
4. There have been tremors in Crypto land in the last 2 weeks, with market cap erosion of c. $1 Trillion!

Here is an interesting short video analysis by @_prashantnair (CNBC) and what it means for broader markets.

Shared notes, but check the video:

5/12
5. Moving from Crypto to Cyclicals.

Two interesting links:
a. Listen to @jitenkparmar on his approach to cyclical investing
Link:

b. Analysis of performance of cyclical vs structural sectors by @SamitVartak
Memo sageoneinvestments.com/2021/05/

6/12
6. Highly recommend this thoughtful article by Morgan Housel - "Play your own Game"

This piece draws parallels from Michael Jordon and applies them to investing - "Be less judgemental about how other people invest."

Link: collaborativefund.com/blog/play-your…

7/12
7. Terry Smith's investing masterclass, where he talks about the approach of Fundsmith Equity funds.

Watch:

He ends with a summary of his investment strategy in three simple bullets:

8/12
8. Industry insights:

A. Input cost pressure impacts margin of white goods firms:
livemint.com/industry/manuf…

B. Some more video - Future of Renewable Energy with Niveshaay Investment advisors:


9/12
9. Tired? Let's add some fun. We have a quick quiz for you:

As vaccine drive gathers pace, can you guess the company providing this service? Without using Google!

10/12
10. Recommended Twitter read (1/2):

This week's recommended read is thread explaining all about Cash Flow Statements by @itsTarH

11/12
11. Recommended Twitter read (2/2):

Please check our explainer note of Bitcoin if youn haven't yet:

12/12


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Jul 12, 2022
We looked at every company with promoter buying for the period from April 1st to June 30th (Q1 FY23).

A thread.

Please like and retweet to help more investors

1/n Total 178 names - Part 1 of top 64 here 👇
2/n
Total 178 names - Part 2 of top 64 buying here 👇

Note: Top promoter selling at the end of the thread
3/n
Sectors that saw the highest level of promoter buying:
1. Cements (mainly) and metals
2. Chemicals and API
3. Auto and auto components
4. Capital Goods
5. Financials
Read 15 tweets
Jul 2, 2022
As Philip Fisher said: Getting a reality check directly from people associated with co. gives us "much deeper" insights☝️v/s just reading reports & financials

Here's a🧵on Scuttlebutt insights on 6 key industries:
FMCG (ITC, Emami), Cigarette, Cement, BFSI, Textile & Paint

1/n
Industry 1) FMCG
↪️ ITC is making new highs & now everyone’s fav stock🙂Wondering what changed? This:

Packaged food seg. doing well:
- Aashirvaad saw healthy growth with ~4% price hike
- Yippee gained market share from Maggi🏆
- Biscuit & bingo: Decent performance

2/n
@dmuthuk
↪️ Emami & Zydus wellness:

- Rural demand remains weak
- Poor traction in summer products & Balm portfolio

Still, there's a sign of relief among dealers in this segment till the time Jiomart doesn’t enter this space

3/n
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Mar 23, 2022
Stock charts performing Yoga asanas. A thread 🧵
1. Tata Teleservices is doing Parvatasana ⛰️
2. Yes Bank is doing Halasana.
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Mar 13, 2022
Russia controls ~17% of Nickel’s total supply & obviously with that amount of supply going out of system, one would assume prices to rise

But someone expected prices to fall!

A🧵on how the 2.3x surge in Nickel prices was triggered by a short trade & not due to supply crunch
What happened exactly?

A Chinese tycoon "Xiang Guangda" who owns the Tsingshan Group, the largest nickel mining group in China had placed huge short bets on London Metal Exchange (LME), expecting the nickel prices would fall.

We wonder why he held that view👀

1/n
This bet went horribly wrong when Russia banned commodity exports & Nickel prices started surging
To cover a big short position, someone had to buy equivalent long positions.

This created a short squeeze & Nickel reached $1lakh/ton & inturn led to notional loss of $8 Bn+!😱
2/n
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