Its a nice idea Mr. @UtkarshP, Lookg fwd to being part of the group.It’ll be a nice exposure for all new members to VP family.
I’hv filled Valuepickr Delhi form (docs.google…) & let me knw if thr’s any prerequisite/T&C.
Plz feel free to contact me.
Best,
AMIT
No one can do everything,but everyone can do something A Wise Man
@margin_of_safety gave a presentation on Steel Strips Wheels. He also demonstrated how investors can have follow insider buying by promoters from the market, where he focused on how one can track buying and selling of shares by promoters of many company in a single excel sheet. (I can put up a video demonstrating that if anyone here is interested). Steel Strips Wheel limited – A Research on Promoter Buying.pdf (2.9 MB)
Our third speaker @borapratik03 couldn’t attend the meeting due to unforeseen circumstances but he was kind enough to share the presentation he had prepared for Kiri.Kiri Industries_November.pdf (557.8 KB)
@aveekmitra As always enlightened the audience with his experience in the market. The specific contention of his discussion was how to manage your portfolio when your investment thesis goes for a toss and when to cut your losses and when you should hold on to your investment in the face of bear market. He was also very generous in answering many queries that were asked by the audience concerning wide array of investment related topics.
Demonetization being the flavor of season, senior banker from our group @indrajeet100 was the one to took the stage next. Many thanks to him for conducting an impromptu session and resolving various queries by members regarding banking industry in general.
Our last speaker Ashish Kila (not a ValuePickr member…yet) was a surprise guest. He’s been a student of Sanjay Bakshi and now manages his family portfolio. He shared his current portfolio and also gave an insight into his investment philosophy and valuation method being used by him.
Thanks to all the members who attended the meeting, took their time out to give presentation and speakers who conducted impromptu interactive sessions. And last but not the least many thanks to @yuvrajvalue who helped us in getting an alternate venue on very short notice in the face of last moment cancellation of venue booking.
Apologies on such a late update but since all stocks are on December sale, I hope you guys won’t mind it.
That’s all for this quarter, see you in next one.
One important point I want add for MOSL is Aspire Home finance has changed the entire dynamics of their business. Broking/Asset Management is a very high cash generating business. Earlier they used to invest those surplus funds in their own Funds, thus resulting in poor consolidated ROE. Now with Aspire, with suitable leverage, they can invest their surplus cash at a higher ROE. This shall result in gradual increase in their ROE, and make their business grow at a faster rate.
Thanks @Subhashnayak_19 … Glad you liked the presentation, MOSL is one of my core holdings too with top allocations. Been tracking this company for good time now and feel last 2-3 years have seen it move beyond the traditional brokerage house which it was known for. Also, your point on Aspire is absolutely bang on. They started with Aspire with the right strategy and now ready to push the “High Speed” button in terms of the increasing the loan base. With the new incentives kicking in and renewed focus on housing for all, the opportunity is huge for everyone.
Niraj - Nice presentation! More and more Indians are transitioning their savings from physical assets to financial assets. MOSL should be a direct beneficiary of this trend. As they get more inflows operating leverage would kickin.
I would love to be a part of the group here. I started my investing career right after I finished college. It’s been three years and I’m learning every day. Please add me to the whatsapp group, I have filled the Google Form and submitted the details.