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Dec 4 12 tweets 4 min read
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Opposite of Good doesn’t have to be Bad Image
A quality stock with stable margins / growth vs a cyclical stock with volatile cycles have both over time earned same returns but with different paths Image
Gold and nifty (proxy to growth and cash profits) returns are same since 2000 (nifty was at 23 times)

Nifty has outperformed Gold hugely in last ten years since its lower PE start point

At extremes, timing matters and valuations also Image
Small cap index went up 15 times since 2003 to 2007 but next 15 years could not even beat sovereign bonds

Opposite of speed (small caps) can be slow and sleepy debt (again at market extremes, timing matters) Image
Opposite of active is passive - two years back an active fund did 12% alpha. Today 9% lesser than Index. Mean reversion keeps happening. Opposite of passive - active is good at times and vice versa Image
Opposite of quality is said to be value & vice versa ! 2 years back a quality style fund did 21% better than value style fund - and the same has reversed today

(I like both the funds - their styles - their managers)

Mean reversion happens Image
Opposite of india growth story is global investing & opposite of global diversification is home country (best country) thinking

2000-2010 : india shined
2010-2020 : USA (innovation) made money

Opposite to each other but yet money can be made by blending the two

Diversify Image
The rich say sips are for poor. Opposite of Lumpsum is SIP. From expensive markets, sip s do better. From cheap markets, Lumpsum does better

Both are good depending on context Image
Concentration is conviction - diversification is for ignorant.Yet globally diversified indices beat active managers

research says that only 4% cos made more money than debt returns. Hence concentrate in these 4%

Here, skills matter. Concentration can earn more yet can kill too
So what now

Don’t be binary always

Investing has dualities and many dimensions and nuances

Don’t get trapped in zero or one

Respect context - & then decide

Takeaways 👇👇 Image
Final credit for these thoughts once again

Lecture by @Sanjay__Bakshi

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Apr 3, 2020
Thread on returns between large caps / mid or small caps

T1

2002 to 2007 : nifty up 7 times / nifty next 11 times / small cap index was up 14 times

PE multiplied from less than 10 to 27 for Nifty Next (appx proxy for mid caps)
T2 : After such a big upmove (all rosy headlines) - what happened in next phase (2008 - 2013)

Nifty stays flat and Small caps fall ~ 65%
Midcap PE drops from 28 to 12x
Small caps are bad

What happens in next 5 years ?
T3 : from Sep 13 to Jan 18

Nifty up 1.8 times - Small 🧢 up 4 times
Small caps are the new wave (DSP shouts fund in 2017 bit early)
Midcap PE moves from 12x to 53x
Huge flows in this category

What next - from 2018 to today ?
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