First of all let me get this clear, if you are a new investor in PSU bank stocks who bought it 50-100% lower , then you have clearly made money and kudos to you for that…The question now to ask is whether the rally is sustainable or not
But, over the last 10-12 years the stocks have fallen a lot. From 50-80% even after such a rally.
But the next thought that comes to mind is will they regain their lost glory and go back to prices of 2020/2018/2015/2010.
That looks difficult given the amount of Money these companies have raised in last decade
Due to this the no. of shares have gone up from 3-15x in many cases
Even though prices are down 50-80% from the highs of 10 years but in a some cases the Mkt Caps are at an all time highs
Market cap is a factor of number of equity shares outstanding * cmp
What has happened in major PSU banks is that the number of equity shares have gone up significantly and hence the market cap increase is the game of equity dilution by raising funds and not by the share price
Let us take few examples
Union bank of India
Company is currently trading at its peak market cap of $7.37bn vs previous high of $4.4bn in 2010, while the stock price is at Rs 88 vs its all time high of Rs 425 in 2010.
Majority of the market cap accretion has come from issuing new equity shares and not from price.
Same is the case with many other PSU Banks
Let us now take an example of Yes Bank
The stock is down from a peak of ₹400 to ₹20 i.e -95%, however the market cap has just come down from $12.92bn to $6.1bn presently.
Now if you think that the price can go from ₹20 to ₹40, it will surpass the mkt cap of Indusindbk and if you think that the stock price can go to ₹100 the mkt cap will be higher than Axis bank or say at ₹200 it will be closer to mkt cap of SBI
Think this is really possible ?
After today’s move in Yes bank, most retail shareholders will search or think of it to have a multibagger potential. It can definitely move up from here but not to a great extent.
So beware if you are buying into it !!
Keep low expectations.
In many of these cases the Prices may be in two digits and look like Penny Stocks but the Market Caps are large
Expect them to move like LargeCaps/Midcaps and keep lower expectations and be careful in the choices you make. There may be better alternative investment opportunities
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Nifty made a top on 20th Jan 2020 hitting a high of 12430.
Nifty made a bottom on 24th March 2020 hitting a low of 7511.
Nifty made a new high on 2 days back on 9th Nov 2020 and is today (11th Nov 2020) trading at new highs at 12749
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2) Mutual Funds have gone from 2.65% to 9.45%. Insurance Companies mainly - LIC,GIC etc continue to own 20-22% in the same period. Even SUUTI has gone down from 11.13% to 7.94%.
3) #Retail below 2 lakh capital has gone from 8.73% to 9.2% to 9.47% in last 2 qtrs and no of #shareholders from 10.57 lakhs to 12.7 lakhs to 14.61 lakhs between Dec 2019 to June 2020. Should be more higher in Sept 2020 !!
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1) 18-20% of the Total Equity AUM is in Multicap Funds - Suddenly the rules of the game have changed. Will lead to merger and other creative solutions but not mad buying of smallcaps.
#FunFact - There are 35 schemes of #MultiCap Fund and 29 of #LargeCap & 27 of #LargeandMidcap Fund. #Multicap AUM = 1.46 lakh cr. #Largecap = 1.48 lakh cr. The regulator has a problem in principle and true to label issues. Why did they not notice till now? Source -AMFI site
A quick take on new #SEBI Norms. 1/NLike it was mentioned yesterday - Lot of things can happen. 1) A Multi-Cap Fund may merge itself with a Large & Midcap Fund or any other category. 2) Outflows from Multi-Cap Funds to #LargeCaps which reduces the theoretical buying in #smallcaps
2/N 3) Close the Fund which may not be viable. Nobody likes losing AUM. 4) Another creative Solution or Loop. The Fact is #Smallcaps cannot digest 5000 Cr of Liquidity Gush, forget about 27000 cr. But all the solutions will lead to AUM leakage which AMCs may not like !!
N/N The LargeCap Polarization got accelerated by the categorization of Stocks by SEBI. Now that stance is shifting and that is where a lot of MFs will slowly start re-aligning to Smallcaps selectively. Bottomline -Do not go rush buy or sell stocks coz of the Circular!