Follow the Investment Flow or Fundamentals?
Purnartha PMS • 3 days ago
What This Video Is About
The video explores the trend of investing in small cap funds, with a focus on understanding the fundamentals of the businesses within these funds. It cautions against investing solely based on popularity and instead emphasizes the importance of evaluating the company's performance, financial strength, and promoter stake.
Major Ideas Discussed
- The recent influx of investments in small cap funds, with nearly 8,000 crores invested in August, raises questions about the best small cap fund to invest in.
- It's crucial to understand what's inside the fund and evaluate the business fundamentals rather than just following popularity.
- The N Small Cap 250 Index is currently priced at over 34 rupees for every rupee earned in a year, indicating that investors are already paying for growth that hasn't happened yet.
- Instead of focusing on the category, investors should look at the business itself, considering factors such as performance over time, cash generation, financial strength, and promoter stake.
- Fundamentals matter more than market trends, and classification as small, mid, or large cap becomes less relevant if the business clears these checks.
What to Watch Next
Investors should monitor the fundamentals of the businesses within their portfolios, considering factors such as performance, financial strength, and promoter stake, rather than just following market trends or popularity.