Hi All,
As a way of giving back to the ValuePickr community, I’ve been working on a mutual fund research platform—think of it as a Screener-like tool, but for mutual funds.
Most existing tools are either:
Too basic (limited insights), or
Too data-heavy (tables without interpretation)
What’s currently missing, in my view, is the ability to analyze mutual funds at a deeper, structural level, such as:
AMC-level buying/selling trends across schemes
Fund manager track record across funds and time
Portfolio churn and conviction signalsC
Changes in holdings (what’s actually being bought/sold month-on-month)
Some features I’m exploring:
SIP Book tracking (where flows are going structurally)
Fund manager “churn ratio” (how often strategy shifts)
Fund churn ratio (portfolio stability vs activity)
AMC-level aggregated views (hidden trends not visible at scheme level)
The idea is to move beyond static data and help answer questions like:
Which AMCs are consistently accumulating specific sectors/stocks?
Which fund managers show long-term conviction vs high churn?
What are early signals of strategy shifts across the industry?
I wanted to open this up to the community to understand:
Would such a platform be useful to you?
What are the key gaps you currently face in mutual fund research?
Any specific features or use-cases you’d want solved?
This is being built primarily for investors like us.(Not planning to monetize —focus is on usefulness.)
Would really appreciate your thoughts and feedback.