Can you help with any extensive reads for the same ?
It’s difficult to put in more money into KPIT unless you know the reasons and the area where it will increase beyond 10x also
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KPIT – CASE (connected, autonomous, shared, electric) – Focused Automotive Play (21-11-2023)
KPIT – CASE (connected, autonomous, shared, electric) – Focused Automotive Play (21-11-2023)
It is correct to say that the TAM for this “sector” is 100X in next 10-15 years.
This sector is going to attract intrest of other players as well. Just need to track how KPIT sails through. The analysis of all the future concalls of KPIT is must to keep track.
Disc. Holding from 2 digit valuation and intend to hold for long term.
E2E Networks Ltd – Listed small Cloud computing player (21-11-2023)
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KPIT – CASE (connected, autonomous, shared, electric) – Focused Automotive Play (21-11-2023)
In an interview of KPIT management, Mr Patil said that currently the software cost in EV is just 4/5% compared to the cost of vehicle.
He said that in the next ten years the software cost of the ev vehicle will 50% of the cost of ev vehicle.
Does this mean that the TAM for this particular stock is as huge as may be 100x in the next 10 years ? Say software cost currently is 5% and EV vehicles are just 3/4% of the market ?
Just a question in my mind ,kindly correct me where am I going wrong .All opinion are welcome
Disc: invested from 3 years and intend continue to hold for long
Phantom Digital Effects Limited (21-11-2023)
Thank you so much for explaining this.
Much appeciated!
Five Star Business Finance – Financing Bharat! (20-11-2023)
The company seems to be using a different definition of town classification –
- Company presentation footnotes say tier 6 <50k population
- Census classification suggests tier 6< 5k
Is #1 correct or an error in their presentation. If correct then their presence seems to be largely in big towns instead of small ones
Praveen’s Information Attic (Obervations, Lessons, Thoughts) (20-11-2023)
Yes, averaging up is what I meant. We buy, price moves up beyond our expectation, and there is some momentum seen, which could be prolonged or temporary, so if we see buying interest at higher prices than our initial purchase price or our average price, we can add to the position slowly, we can wait for the price to come down but it may not happen, and if price comes down, we can add more or stop and resume our buying as price goes back up again. There must have been a reason for the price to go high, some favorable change in the business. There could be no reason if it is a highly discussed stock in the social media, stock belonging to a sector in vogue, here maybe price goes up more than we had imagined, maybe here we can do some business checking. To give you an example, if ITC goes up by 20% in a month, then I guess there will be reasons which have not come out into public domain yet. If it happens with a small stock, I will have to careful.
We buy, price goes up, momentum is seen for days and weeks, this momentum could continue, there is demand, we can add, price keeps on going higher, demand continues, we slowly add, if price consolidates we can stop adding, if it falls, we can see the strength of the fall on the chart, if the fall is big, there could be reasons, we can come to a decision of selling or holding, or even adding.
A lot of small moving parts, but when we start with a stock, and create a process, it will be easy.
Stop loss in general is not applicable to investing, as FA is the basis of investing. While price can fall by 20% or 30% after we buy, we don’t necessarily have to take the loss, unless the reasons for such a loss are clear, something has happened with the company or the business, and it will take a lot of time for the price to come back, like a fraud, an arrest, a family dispute etc.
To understand a business is valuation difficult, following the price and buying, when FA is done, is not that difficult.
Just some broad thoughts, and I am still learning too, so there will be some misunderstanding on my part.
Cheviot Company Limited (20-11-2023)
My understanding about the Jute Industry is limited to the fact that it’s highly Government-regulated, both on the Pricing Side (More MSP means higher input costs for companies like Cheviot) and on the Revenue side (GOI mandate forces many firms to use Jute-based packaging material).
Reference Material (Report from Ministry of Textiles, GOI): https://texmin.nic.in/sites/default/files/Textiles_Sector_Jute.pdf
What I don’t understand is:
- Why does the GOI support the Jute industry so much? (MSP for farmers, packaging materal stipulations which support copanies like Cheviot)
- Why, even after GOI’s support, Jute volumes (Both import and export) don’t show a secular growth trend? (For the 5-year period shown in the report, it’s flattish)
- If all governmental support were to be removed, will Jute-based packaging industry continute to operate profitably? (The report and generally other materials online call Jute the ‘crop of the future’ what with its many environment-friednly qualities)
Answering these questions could be the key to unlocking the Competitive Advantage, if any, of Cheviot Company.
E2E Networks Ltd – Listed small Cloud computing player (20-11-2023)
Must listen to understand the prospects