#SouthIndianBank Bank101: How security receipts and NPA pool selling transactions with ARCs work. Gold learning for me on the detailing and thanks to Tushar Sarda for asking 1/n
#IEX Fundamentals, Technical and the other data, a🧵:
IEX has been coming up with great results but market is anticipating coupling fear and hence stock is falling. This is the common perception.
Is this the case, let us deep dive?
Was curious to check which institutions are selling because if I blindly look at charts - then all we see is stoploss. Something very interesting came out. First thing, looking at screener, looks like FIIs and DIIs are buying and retail is selling. Also, evident in falling count of retail investors. So, who is moving the prices down?
Such a market cap stock can be moved up or down only by institutions. Given FII data is quarterly available but mutual fund data is monthly available, looked at the mutual fund data and here is the interesting stuff
An 18–20-page conference call the beginning of the year getting compressed to 10 page at the end of the year with growth stagnating and a 50 PE valuation biting the dust - ER&D is also not secular.
If last 3 cycles of Tata Elxsi did not teach it, let Onward technology 1st cycle teach it #ScientificInvesting
Is it end of new beginning?
Some positives and some negatives from the concall covered in this thread
For Chemicals Sector, based on Q1FY25 result:
❓Best performing chemical companies?
❓Attractively valued chemical companies?
❓Both attractively valued and best performing?
🧵to answer all such questions to help to filter interesting ideas for research
Current price performance:
Last 5 year numbers say it all - a mere 5.5% annualized returns failing to beat FD.
Ask guys 5 years back, how was HDFC treated in market then
Given stock has not given good returns, it is important to understand if stock performed badly earnings wise in last 5 years. Nothing changed in last 5, 3, 1 year.
Is the future going to be different and is stock going to underperform big time on growth?
HDFC Bank (keeping merger aside) has added employes and branches at 22-24% growth rate in FY23 vs FY22.