What is Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's Investing Strategy, is there a way where we retail investors can follow his strategy and generate similar returns like him? We did an extensive research and this is what we found. A short thread
We all know that Rakesh Jhunjhunwala made headlines recently with his ZEE stock purchase, where he made 67 crores profits in just 6 days. Even though many claims it’s an insider trading, he might have known about the ZEE Sony merger news beforehand.
As per bulk deal report from NSE, he bought the stock on 14th Sep 2021 at Rs.220 and on that day ZEE stock closed at Rs.260 and retail traders still got the time to invest in ZEE stock, from Rs.260 the stock went up to Rs.330 in next one week, that’s almost 27% returns.
If we had followed the bulk deal report and invested in ZEE stock as per Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, we would have also be sitting with handsome returns. This made me curious, and I wanted to check, “What if we can follow Rakesh Jhunjhunwala investing strategy?”
All we need to do this, follow the bulk deal report and check where does he invest in and simply buy it. And most wealth of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala came from holdings his portfolio of stocks for long term, he doesn’t simply buy and sell often. Remember Warren Buffett once said
If we can simply mimic Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s stock selection, there is a higher probability of making great returns. But we cannot simply go with his #ZEE stock purchase history, we need more data to conclude if he really made money in the long term through his bulk deals.
I downloaded all bulk deal reports from 2005 to till date, that’s more than 16 years of data. And look for client name as Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Rekha Jhunjhunwala and Rare Enterprises. (RARE is formed by combining first two letters of husband and wife’s name)
I was able to gather all his 15+ years of bulk deal report with details like which stock he bought, at what price, when he bought/sold and how many quantities
Once I got the required details, I just need to upload these transactions to @ValueResearch which would calculate his total returns easily. Not whatever he touches turns into gold, just like any other normal retail investor, even he made mistakes,
he lost more than 90% in some of his investments with companies like A2Z Infra, Dish Tv etc. But the money he lost with such investments are very nominal compared to the profits he made with other companies.
But look at the profits he made from Titan, FSL, Escorts etc, more than 38% of his portfolio is from Titan. He continues to hold a large chunk of it even now. His cost price of Titan was just Rs.22, and with First source solution his purchase price was just Rs.10
Most of the investors’ wealth follows Pareto principle, where 80% of their profits comes from less than 20% of the stocks, and that’s the case with Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s bulk deal report as well, more than 80% of his profits came from these 8 stocks
His total investments that he made through bulk deal is worth more than 2500 Crores now, and he was able to beat the index easily at a great margin. But in last 16 years, he has seen many corrections but he did not exit from it, he continued to hold.
Conclusion:
From the above +16 years of bulk deal data analysis, it is clearly evident why Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is considered as one of the legendary investors in India. We retail traders always focus on the short term noise, that Rs.67 crores he made in 6 days made headlines,
but none of the media emphasized the fact of 2000 + Crores he made by holdings his investments for 16 years. To replicate Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Investing strategy, all we need to do is mimic his stock purchase based on bulk deal report,
We should mainly focus on building the conviction to hold on to such stocks for a very long period in order to generate wealth over the long term. Here's the link to blog post squareoff.in/rakesh-jhunjhu…
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
I have worked with Infosys and other IT companies for 10 years, let me explain why the mess up with tax portal happened and how #TCS attacked #Infosys indirectly through this ₹4200 crore IT portal project in this 🧵
When it comes to handling government projects TCS is the real king, not only in India they run government projects for many countries, TCS have decades of experience and expertise in handling various govt projects successfully.
TCS handles major project like Passport Seva Kendra, India Post and IRCTC. We all know how flawless these portals are. Infosys won the Tax project through a bidding process. The Income Tax portal was previously run by TCS. Once TCS lost its project to Infy, problem started.
Most beginners when building a trading strategy simply use current info and test with it, they don't know How to Get Historical Stock Futures lot size, list of stocks that are part of index like Nifty 50, Nifty 500 historically, I will share all such info in this thread
Please note that there is no way to get the historical lot size of stocks futures, NSE don't publish it directly, so we need to do some calculated steps to get that data. Download Market Activity report www1.nseindia.com/products/conte…
The zip file contains multiple files, open the second file.
We are launching an easy-to-use execution platform called #OptionX where any traders can automate their option trading strategy with a click of a button. Also they can simply copy/paste their existing strategy from @stockmock_in and execute it with optionx.in
list of pre-defined strategies available in OptionX, you just have to click on any of the strategy and execute the same. If a user want to execute Short Straddle strategy, he just have to select it, enter the desired stop loss %, I have specified 25% in the below example.
And click on Trade button, you just have to select your broker.
Warren Buffett is the richest investor of all time. Everyone knows that, but he is not actually the greatest-when measured by average annual returns. Jim Simons, the one who runs the most successful hedge fund in the world Renaissance Technologies has made 66% annually since 1988
No one comes close to this record. Warren Buffett has compounded around 22% annually. But how come he is richer than Jim Simons who has made higher returns than Warren Buffett.
Warren Buffet started investing at his very early age when he was 10 years old. His networth is around $85 billion, of that $84.2 billion was accumulated after his 50th birthday. His skill is investing, but his secret is time.
Why you should not invest in fixed deposit? Once we start earning and make some lump sum money, one of the most common recommendations from our parents would be to invest that into Fixed Deposit. Does it really makes sense now,if one invest in FD for long term? Let's check it out
If you Invest 1 lac in FD for 10 years with current interest rate of 5.4%, your 1 lac grows to 1.7 lacs in ten years. But after tax, your FD interest rate will be just 3.92%, so after ten years your post tax returns would be only Rs. 1.47 lacs only.
But consider the inflation, remember what was the #petrol and #diesel price before 10 to 15 years? Currently, we pay around Rs.100 per litre, but in the year 2003 it was just Rs. 33. The fuel price alone increased more than 203% in last 15 years.
I always used to develop option selling strategy with fixed stop loss, when SL hits, I prefer to simply close it and move on. Since most option experts use to tell me that only with adjustments one can make consistent profits with option selling, but this
But this adjustment was mostly on a discretionary basis. I couldn't come up with any quantifiable parameters for adjusting the option legs based on any specific rules. Three months before I got an idea for creating an Option selling strategy that can automatically adjust position
Here's the rule. Consider Bank Nifty is trading at 30000, we sell ATM straddles at 9:30 AM, but we don't keep any stop loss here. Instead, when Bank Nifty moves +1% or -1%, we exit the straddle and create a new position.