I looked at HDFC AMC and compared it to nuvama. Sales are almost equivalent, profits are almost the same but market has given a higher valuation to HDFC AMC. In addition Nuvama has 9k cr of cash equivalents and 6k of debt. Whereas HDFC AMC has 5cr of cash equvalents and 0 debt. Nuvama seems better bet according to me and i think a fair valuation would be 30000 – 35000 cr. Am i missing any facet? Do share ur views on it
Posts tagged Value Pickr
New to VP – How to make the most of VP Learning Base (19-12-2023)
Vivek Gautam Sir invests in IPO and have good knowledge regarding ongoing IPOs.
Sky Gold ltd. – Will it reach the sky? (19-12-2023)
This is regarding Motisson jewellers. Are they related to Sky Gold in any way?
NIIT Ltd (19-12-2023)
Sharing interesting comments on the impact of generative AI by Cousera management. Per McKinsey global survey, most large organisations will need to reskill more than 30% of their workforce on AI. It indicates the potential demand for training and certifications. Could be beneficial for well positioned L&D providers such as NLSL.
Bulk Deals Bi-Weekly Log (19-12-2023)
Appreciate your efforts devesh.
Await your next bi weekly posts.
With the bulk deal data, we shall be able to study, whether FII is betting on Large or Small caps…yes ?
Bulk Deals Bi-Weekly Log (19-12-2023)
Hi Value Pickr
An explanation is due for my absence during the last few days.
I describe myself as an opportunistic investor. I go wherever I find opportunities, without thinking too much about the marketcaps, investment strategies or other frequently discussed but impractical things. Because of this orientation, I keep on changing my investment style and strategy often.
I made a decent amount of money betting on smallcaps over the last two years. But the valuations in the smallcap universe don’t give me confidence to dig deeper into them. I’ve found that even when I have been writing on this thread, I have not gone deeper into companies I wrote on.
I think my view on the markets is that the next 2-3 years will be led by large caps if there is a sustained rally. This is simply because with interest rates reducing worldwide, FIIs would be interested in coming back to India and when they do, there is only the largecaps that will give them confidence both on their risk profiles in a broader economy sense as well as on the valuations front.
For this reason, I am turning this log into a bi-weekly log, where we’ll discuss the smaller companies but with a little less intensity. The writings on bulk deals would come out on Tuesdays and Fridays.
I am making this decision so that I can meaningfully contribute to segments of valuepickr where I personally have more conviction and develop my skills further through more reading on this platform.
I hope you’ll continue to support me the way you guys have.
Bulk Deals Bi-Weekly Log (19-12-2023)
(post deleted by author)
New to VP – How to make the most of VP Learning Base (19-12-2023)
for IPO’s please check the IPO Review – Discussion until listing thread.
Sky Gold ltd. – Will it reach the sky? (19-12-2023)
It’s prmoters were involved in IPL betting in the past. CO says that “Though they have been duly discharged, any re-opening of matter could have an adverse impact on our business and reputation. “
Further, co has mentioned that “Our Promoter, Motisons Entertainment (India) Private Limited (“MEIPL”) has received orders dated 20.04.2022 and 26.05.2022 under Section 91 of the Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 from Bank Securities Fraud Branch, Central Bureau of Investigation, Mumbai (“CBI”) for production of certain document/article in relation to a loan transaction undertaken by MEIPL with a public limited company Trimax IT Infrastructure & Services Ltd. (“TIISL”).
Not just betting … the list is rather long
a) The showrooms & manufacturing facilities are owned by the promoters & not the company
b) Investigation by SEBI involving irregular dealings in listed companies
c) CBI investigation over loan fraud
d) Fined & debarred from accessing capital markets for 3 years
e) MCX also conducted some investigation
f) IPO proceeds to be used for repayment of low cost bank loan (8.6% interest) and not promoter loans (11.6% interest rate)