Got it, Sir.
Never thought it the way you mentioned. Thanks
I shall also be deleting my irrelevant post as they are not contributing towards R.S. Software discussion.
Got it, Sir.
Never thought it the way you mentioned. Thanks
I shall also be deleting my irrelevant post as they are not contributing towards R.S. Software discussion.
Very well written precise and relevant information. Thanks
Have started preliminary research on Five Star Business Finance.
A question I had is that how are they able to capture such high NIM’S at roughly 17%, which are almost twice of what peers like Fedfina and SBFC are able to get and in fact higher than most microfinance companies.
Any major differentiator in the business model per se?
Thanks.
The company’s receivables as a proportion of sales is around 20-25%. So I feel there should not be an issue of receivables rising at faster rate than sales. However, there is one concern of related party loans which have been highlighted here a couple of times.
I don’t see a reason why merger ratio wouldn’t change proportionally. Sure a communication would have helped but I wouldn’t worry much about it.
Ever since ur advise i hv been following Mirza Redtape and Mazagon fundamentally and technically 30w Avg but yet to see any sign of weakness from both the fronts… But nw that both are 10x and hv generated wealth which hv hit my FIRE number i am getting nervous by the day…hence i request u to pls advice if i should exit partially or remain invested…
Koti Koti Dhanyavaad Sir ji…
Ever since ur advise i hv been following Mirza Redtape and Mazagon fundamentally and technically 30w Avg but yet to see any sign of weakness from both the fronts… But nw that both are 10x and hv generated wealth which hv hit my FIRE number i am getting nervous by the day…hence i request u to pls advice if i should exit partially or remain invested…
Koti Koti Dhanyavaad Sir ji…
Looks like a good decision , because it is a low margin business
Looks like a good decision , because it is a low margin business
Will delete this in a day or two since its not relevant to the topic.
100% of PF and 100% of networth are two very different things. One’s PF may only be worth 30% of their networth. So level of risk and commitment for a person focusing 30% of their PF (which is 100% of their networth) on a single stock, is equal to same as the former.
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