Average return on capital employed 5Years > 20 AND
Market Capitalization > 1000 AND
Return over 5years >20% AND
Profit growth 5Years >15 AND
Promoter holding>50
I then go to Markets Mojo results corner and see how have been the performance of the company in the last few quarters and YOY.
I find it the easiest site to take a bird's eye view of the results.
I write these scores for few last quarters.
I then go to money control and see the basic information like market cap, TTM PE, Sector PE, P/B SWOT, Money Control Insights powerered by Trendlyne
It gives me an insight of the valuations, results, peer group comparison.
Promoter holding pattern. moneycontrol.com/swot-analysis/…
Great promoter holding, but we need to understand why mutual funds and FII are decreasing the share holding.
Is it the recession in Europe & USA and major chunk of revenue of LTTS coming from there? 👁️👓
We need to see.
FII holding is decreasing in LTTS. #recession.
Revenue from USA, Europe
We read all this on the screener.
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I then see stock edge: earnings ConCall.
Edge Report.
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Stock edge helps us to see the basic hygiene check.
I never miss to see the fundamental Ratios of Stockedge
Return , Growth, Solvency, cash flow, Efficiency and valuations.
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Stockedge really helps to see the current situation:
Technical scan
So once i have screened and am satisfied that i am ready to own this business, i go for some basic technical screen.
I don't want to buy it on the top.
Once i see a decent slow moving monthly chart, I see weekly chart.
For eg buying LTTS in nov 2021 was not wise.
But buying more in June lows
Around 100 Weeks moving average
(3000 rs approx)
Was a good time to do bottom fishing 🎣🎣.
One can do bottom fishing of good levels only when one is sure that the business is strong and will stand against the tides of of economic conditions.
Today I'll make a thread on how i chose my 5 mutual funds.
I am a retailer and i am learning slowly but the evidence way.
Like in medicine we practice evidence based, same principles i apply to investing.
To learn from Data & evidence.
To understand that #MutualFundsSahiHai
First of all, as a retailer and a non finance background person we really need to understand what are mutual funds and why they are so important for a salaried person who wants to develop a big corpus over the long run
I think i relate a lot with @PranjalKamra who talks in simple terms and tries to explain how can we find out the best ones for us.
I also did a course by @rachana_ranade ma'am who's my first guru of financial literacy journey.🙏