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Markets tumbled in Oct, giving cash-heavy mutual funds a buying opportunity.

But, funds like PPFAS Flexi Cap & SBI Contra raised their cash holdings.

We looked at 5 such latest mutual fund trends. A🧵

Don't miss Tweet 6. It has stocks that MFs bought after steep correction. Image
1. Cash Holding

31 diversified equity funds in September were holding over 10% cash.

By October, this number was reduced to 25 schemes.

So, there are exceptions, but most schemes have reduced their cash holdings last month.

You can check some popular names in the table.Image
2. Stocks whose popularity took a hit

There are some favourite stocks of mutual fund managers.

One such name is Avenue Supermarts (DMart).

But last month, it fell out of favour amid concerns about its future growth.

You can look at more such names in the table.Image
If you want to analyze these companies in detail, we have recently launched the stock-discovery feature on the ET Money app.

With just one tap, you can now get every detail about a stock and its underlying business. Plus, a lot more. Do check it out.
3. Stocks added by more than 20 funds

Stocks that gained popularity among mutual funds include names like Mahindra & Mahindra, Punjab National Bank, and Bharti Airtel.

The full list is in the table.Image
4) Stocks Bought After Steep Correction

These are stocks that mutual fund managers have picked up after a significant price dip (over 15%) in them. Typically, this signals potential value opportunities.Image
5) Most popular mutual funds

October saw equity fund inflows hit a record high of Rs 41,887 crore.

The total amount invested through SIP crossed Rs 25,000 crore.

Which funds saw the highest inflows?
There aren't a lot of surprises here.

The list includes popular names such as Motilal Oswal Midcap Fund, PPFAS Flexi Cap Fund, and SBI Contra Fund.

These record inflows could be a key reason why schemes like PPFAS Flexi Cap and SBI Contra saw a rise in their cash holdings.

If you are wondering why the AUM has reduced despite record inflows, this is because the scheme gave negative returns in October.Image
Do you prefer schemes that take huge cash calls?
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Nov 15
Imagine 3 years ago, you invested ₹1 crore in Nifty Midcap 150.

Kept withdrawing ₹1 lakh every month via SWP.

In 3 years, you redeemed ~36% of your initial corpus.

Yet, your current investment value is ₹1.27 cr.

SWP looks amazing on paper.

But it can be problematic.🧵 Image
Before we dive into the “real” math, here are some basics about SWP. 👇

An SWP allows you to redeem in a phased manner.

So, it averages the price at which you exit the market & helps you avoid redeeming all your investments at a market low.

In a way, an SWP is the opposite of an SIP.
SWP can be helpful for those looking for a fixed flow of income.

However, it works best for short- to medium-term debt funds.

If you use it in pure equity or long-term debt funds, you could face problems.

Reason: The fluctuations or volatility that are part of these schemes.
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Nov 10
The last 1-year returns of Edelweiss Mid Cap Fund are phenomenal.

Scheme’s returns: 59%
Category average: 48%
Benchmark: 45%

Based on 1-year returns, it is among the top 5 mid-cap funds. But is it a consistent performer?

We reviewed its performance & strategy. 👇

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Before we jump to the numbers, here is some important background.

Launched in August 2011, the fund has been rechristened multiple times.

For instance, in 2016, Edelweiss acquired JP Morgan.

And JP Morgan Mid and Small Cap Fund was merged into Edelweiss Emerging Leaders Fund.
Later, in March 2018, the merged fund became Edelweiss Midcap after SEBI re-categorisation.

While the fund's launch date is now Dec 2007 (the inception date of JP Morgan Mid and Small Cap Fund), we will focus on numbers since 2018, when the fund adopted its new mandate.
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Nov 7
The benefits of SIPs are well-known.

However, some hard facts about them deserve more attention.

We will explore 3 such overlooked realities in this explainer. 👇

Bookmark this🧵to revisit it later.

Also, consider retweeting it to educate more investors.
1. SIP Amount Is More Important Than Returns

Say you start two SIPs of Rs 5,000 each for 20 years.

1st SIP: You invest a fixed amount and earn 14% returns.

2nd SIP: You increase the investment amount by 10% every year but make only 10% returns.

What will be the outcome?
You will create a bigger corpus in the 2nd SIP.

One can argue that the investments are higher in the second SIP. But that’s the point. Your gains can vary, and you cannot control them. So, focus on what you can control. Image
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Nov 5
Swiggy is coming up with an IPO tomorrow.

It plans to raise over Rs 11,300 crore through this IPO.

Can Swiggy deliver returns like its rival Zomato?

Let's check its fundamentals and valuations.

Retweet the thread🧵to educate more investors. Image
We will cover 3 key aspects in this analysis.

- Swiggy’s business model (look beyond food delivery)
- Compare its financials & valuations with Zomato
- Check some key IPO metrics

Let’s start. 👇
Part 1: Business Model

We all know about the food delivery business.

But Swiggy has 4 other segments as well:

- Dining out and events under DineOut and Steppin Out
- Quick commerce (Instamart)
- B2B supply chain and distribution
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Nov 2
Which Flexi Cap fund has been the top performer over the last three years?

Hint: It isn’t PPFAS Flexi Cap or Quant Flexi Cap.

The answer is JM Flexi Cap.

And its popularity is going through the roof.

So, we reviewed its performance and investment strategy. A 🧵 Image
Let’s start with its performance.

- TRAILING RETURNS

We checked the fund's 1, 3, 5, and 10-year trailing returns.

It has outperformed the category average and its benchmark in all time frames.

It also ranks among the top 2 schemes in the category.Image
- ROLLING RETURNS

We also looked at JM Flexi Cap’s 5-year rolling returns over the last decade.

The fund has done better than the category average and Nifty 500.Image
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It is auspicious to buy gold on Dhanteras.

But is it more rewarding than doing an SIP in gold?

We crunched some numbers & the result was surprising:

Gold SIPs aren’t really better than buying gold once a year in Dhanteras.

More details are in the thread.🧵👇Image
First, we calculated the SIP returns of gold.

For this, we considered a monthly SIP of Rs 10,000 in Nippon India Gold ETF BeEs. A 10-year SIP gave 12.80% returns.

Then, we calculated returns for someone who bought gold just once every year on Dhanteras. The 10-year returns were similar.
We also checked both the scenarios for a 15-year period. And the results were similar.

There was no meaningful difference in returns.

We also checked SIP returns for different dates, and the trend remained similar.
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