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Abhishek, make a video on where one should park their emergency fund. Thousands of people can use this information, who want to secure their position before entering the investment arenas. Please.
I do not much understand or not having much interest in stocks market. But do make such videos so that we can rectify and understand things well... therefore, it may help us to clear the misunderstanding.
As a professional you should have not used this title for this video...Saurabh has great wisdom and he has his own style of investing , as a community we should always use encouraging words for other investors (specially if they are renowned)
Brother, he manages Rs 10,000 Cr AUM and you manage 1.9 M subscribers. That's the only difference I see. Wait for upcoming few years. His philosophy will work for long time. You are comparing his results against last few years. It will not grow as your subscriber count does. Have a patience.
100% true. Everyone makes money in a bull run, companies without any fundamentals or with suspect accounting standards or no profits have become multibaggers and are trading over 30x once the next crash comes it will separate the wheat from the chaff
@@sankarsreekumar4996 I agree in a bull market everything goes up, most of the psu banks have the same issues over and over again. They lend to questionable businesses and in an economy downturn go burst only for the government to bail them out.
Akshat, Reason given for selling HDFC AMC has been very clear and understandable. These are not few words stuck up together. If these really don't make sense to you, pl revert.
Pls be careful against defamation. What if someone makes a video on your mistakes. One can talk in general about bad investing practices but avoid pointing fingers at someone. Tomorrow that someone can be you.
There is more responsibility and reliability required from a person who’s managing a 10,000 cr portfolio vs a RU-vid learning channel. It is important to ask questions and critically analyse people’s answers, especially if they are in position like Saurabh’s. Pointing fingers/defamation is very different. Accountability is a must.
namaste dear jatinlalbhai. please watch the video again. akshat has not defamed or pointed out fingers, listen to his opening remarks. he wants his followers to learn from it. nothing more. Jai shri krishna
I agree with the other comments. The video title and thumbnail seems like a direct attack and is very unprofessional. I've learnt a lot from his books and interviews and even though I don't subscribe to his view 100%, I think there's a lot to learn from him. You should consider changing the title / thumbnail.
Waiting for Rise and Fall of Akshat Shrivastava !!! Saurabh was one of the pioneers in the industry who has a different style of investment ! Please don't have so much of attitude and ego Akshat ! Be Humble and respect others
This is call bull market ...where first time investor all able to beat Akshat or Saurav Mukharjee and claimed himself to be wonderful investor.... Real challenge will come in bear market and when men will be differentiated from all the boys of investor
I was out from paid subscription of Akshat sometime back after getting trapped and just going via his recommendations which most of them were fired back measurable, I am rebalancing my pf on my own nowadays after learning from other sources. He' s minting least a crore in a month just using his paid subscription to people like us, If you notice he mostly talks about finance and macro economy which is his forte otherwise rest is usual stuff.
@@manofsteelind Finance and macro economy are also not his forte. He does copy paste which makes no sense. Just try to go through his 3-4 videos in one go continuously. You will understand the contradictory views/ opinions/ theory among them.
He moved from HDFC Asset management because people are shifting from active to passive mutual funds. you can't compare youtube finfluencers with Marcellus levels of account auditing.
Akshat says it's his call not to invest in Adani stocks, which means he missed the bus just like Saurabh Mukherjee. There's always a period when your investment thesis will not work.
I am not a fan of Saurabh Mukherjee and I have not invested a single money in his funds. However, some people literally do not have time to research and invest in the market if those people are trusting him it's their choice. Just like Saurabh Mukherjee Akshat is trying to sell himself and that's ok. This is how one makes money in a capitalistic society. It will not be a surprise if Akshat comes up with his own fund one day and I am not against that, However, I also criticize everyone.🤣 @@shre6619
@@shre6619 Akshat sells his channel membership by providing exclusive stock recommendations which according to him will outperform the index. So his viewers money is at stake too.
It's a sad day when one of my favorite educators feels the need to talk bad about another one. Akshat of all people should understand Marcellus responsibility of managing huge AUM and why they need to stick to their principals/ business fundamentals and not deviate based on technical movements. Every single exit by Marcellus and been clearly explained with rational reasoning. While I also can't relate to 'buy at any price' model, doesn't mean their other selection process is flawed or inconsistent at any time.
Why are you feeling sad? This is not one guru taking down another guru. This is just one financial expert criticizing the choices made by another. No big deal!
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Wow I know Samuel Peter Descovich. His platform maintains a unique perspective and is very transparent with their investors. Regardless of whether or not he outperforms i will always stay invested as his methods alone with keeping investors in touch with their strategies and outlooks are something that so few managers are capable of and they should follow suit
I am investing in stock market only because of Saurabh, his style of presentation and story telling is magnificent. I buy CCP stocks only on dips and i m sitting on 14 % returns in 1year
You could have simply bought a nifty ETF and made similar returns . Why incur the transaction costs and put in the extra effort to pick up stocks on dips .
I can see people asking to invest in index funds which i totally support, i primarily invest in direct stocks for 2 reasons . 1. I get dividend income from stocks every quarter which is significant if u have big corpus. 2. I always tend to get opportunity in particular stocks to enter my sip money even if market is all time high for e.g. i added tcs @3330 even when nifty was 20000. On top of it i get 12 pct a year by pledging shares and do deep options selling ( i know the risks but i play it over safe by selling deep otm, i have been doing it from last 7 years without a single monthly loss)
Ok, so here is the thing; (Disclaimer: I admire Saurabh's style and have read almost all his books) I combine his strategy with my own. I try to copy his portfolio but with a value perspective. I do not believe his style of buying stocks at any price. I do copy his portfolios but I buy only on dips. I copy his CCP, RG, LC and KK folios and my returns are 13%, 15%, -2% and 20% respectively. Another reason Marcellus is facing the flak is because all his portfolios are PUBLIC. No other PMS in my knowledge has made their investments public. Yes, the weightage is private but the thesis holds if you see the list of companies. But I do agree with your point that he has made mistakes in terms of macro and timing of entry and exit. But you can't deny his ability to pick quality stocks. Timing is where he made mistakes. By the way, thanks for making this particular video. I agree with you on most of these things.
Data Comparison of 5 Yr CAGR Returns of Marcellus CCP PMS Marcellus CCP PMS 5 Yr Cagr - 16.3% Nifty 50 TRI - 14.5 % S&P 500 TRI - 16.6% Gold - 15% Marcellus Fee are 2% data current as of Nov 2023
He moved from HDFC Asset management because people are shifting from active to passive mutual funds. you can't compare youtube finfluencers with Marcellus levels of account auditing.
Writing being a Community member: Its okay to make mistakes, but you could have just removed name and photo of Mukherjee and also you should also make videos on bets that you made were wrong to be fair to people. Idea of this video is not very astonishing to me as you yourself now don't have any idea whether to buy this stocks now, you keep saying "I don't know". Its always easy to say later what got wrong
He keeps saying "I don't know", but does Mr Saurabh Mukherjee do so? Akshat doesn't share his bets that went wrong?(community included) IMO, he always does. Your comment feels like you haven't really followed either Saurabh or Akshat long enough or close enough. In fact I would argue, Akshat's uncertainty and Saurabh's overconfidence are what led to respective results.
@@sladewinterwhat about Alkylamines? Why did he invested and sold at loss? As PMS has a track record, he can trace. Let him also do that. As he don't want to invest in Adani stocks, saurabh also don't want to invest in public sector banks. No one can invest in that are only giving positive returns. Look at the performance in long run not 1 year performance. No one invest in PMS for 6 months, 1 year.
@@ramanajaneyareddy9944 Does Saurabh himself invest in Adani stocks? Did any reputed investor invest in Adani (maybe I don't know, please enlighten me). Has Marcellus CCP been there for 6 months, 1 year only? Please check its performance against Nifty since 3year, 5year etc as well . Do note Covid gave us a decent Bull run
It's not right to pass judgement like 'Fund Managers make mistakes' until you really know what their investment horizon is, what is the investment theme and strategy, and other macroeconomic or sectoral headwinds. Identifying a Clean Management is what his Fund Management does well than others. All of the qualitative factors you mentioned are available to all
I was watching one of Mr. Mukherjea's interviews where he was asked about ITC and he said he is not investing in ITC because ITC is unable to reinvest the profits into the business again which I think is one of the key points of his strategies.
First of all Saurab is an excellent investor with a great process. Most fund managers do have a lean patch of 1-3 years in their carrier. Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway has underperformed the SnP 500 for the past few years and many periods earlier in his long carrier.... Think Marcellus will beat the market significantly in the coming years.
@@girishkm7618 did akshat say that? Don't indulge in assumptive extrapolation. All he's saying is that Mukherjee sucks. And that is true - he lies and he underperforms - the rest of the investment managers and the index - by as much as ~15%.....
I used to be a fan of theory of Mr Mukherjee earlier. But few things made me change my outlook: 1. He propagates hold n forget philosophy in coffee can investing but in practical life, does not follow it himself. 2. He had a seminar on relaxo proving with reasons why inspite of it's loss it is great investment option and he will never sell his relaxo shares. Few months later, he got out of relaxo. These show us that Mr Mukherjee does not follow what he himself preaches. This makes his credibility, or atleast credibility of his philosophy, dubious. Hence I stopped believing Mr Mukherjee
He moved from HDFC Asset management because people are shifting from active to passive mutual funds. you can't compare youtube finfluencers with Marcellus levels of account auditing.
Great stuff. We can't ignore the potential impact on portfolios. Bonds are often considered a safe haven, and if they eventually crumble, investors like me might scramble. I’ve been investing for 11 yrs and my 1m portfolio has never been this depleted, how i do hedge this?
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While I too have lost by following his recommendations and logics on Relaxo Footware, Galaxy Surfactant and Fine organics, owing to “ growth” oriented investment, I respect Saurabh for being open and transparent in his approach towards investment. Yes, no point having a PMS to build Large Cap safe stocks. On that I agree with Akshat Srivastava.
Saurabh buys stocks at higher highs. It is guaranteed to fail. While Fine Organics was a good buy at 750/ 1000, it is not at 7000Rs. Entry point matters a lot to make good return even though the stock might be an excellent business fundamentally.
Honestly, I am surprised to see this video of yours and simply fail to understand the intent with which you made this video . I have been a member of your paid member community for long time . I also listen to Saurabh Mukherjee and have great respect for his integrity and transperancy. His wisdom in the stock market is undoubtedly solid. You can speak out all these things today , in hindsight only, but in no way it makes him any less . Many fund managers will have had such missed opportunities . After all this is stock market . Please remember , people living in glass houses should not throw stones ! This was not expected from you.
Used to like him. It seems like Akshat is compelled to make multiple videos a week just to promote Vested these days. Wonder how much they are paying him.
Appreciate efforts you take to improve financial knowledge of common man. But, I feel it is personal attack on Saurabh Mukherjee. Otherwise why you should take his name so many times in this video ? You could have analysed his company without attacking him also. Yes, it is true that you will get more views by having these type of titles and attacking famous persons.
Just take a look at any of Saurabh mukherjea videos. It gets 25k to 75k views. It's why they use his name extensively. BQ prime hindi did inaugural show with Saurabh to bolster views. They feed off him like leeches.
namaste dear pawarsahib. if saurabh is your mentor, what are you doing watching akshat. in the opening itself he has clearly stated what is the purpose of this video. learn from others mistake and ensure we do not make this same mistake. full stop. All the best. Jai shri ram
@@mukeshshenai9334 RESPECTED SIR THANKS BUT DO READ MY OTHER MESSAGES FOLLOWED THIS GURUS WILL NEVER REVEAL THE ACTUAL WORKING PARAMETERS OR EVEN SPEAK ABOUT THE PRICE ACTION DRIVERS BUT, WHAT SO EVER WE WILL HAVE TO CREATE OUR OWN MEASURES ALL THE VERY BEST TO YOU MUKESHJI JAI SHREE RAM 🙂
Decreasing AUM (its not huge outflow yet) is not a sign of Fall of Saurabh Mukherjee. Congratulations Akshat for a clickbait title focused for likes and views.
Am disagree with you. I go through sourabh Mukherjees both books. It's amazing to choose good stock for long term investment. I don't want any stock to double with in year during bull run and fall 60 percentage in next year. If one of his great stock HDFC BANK does not perform in two years, it's not mean that HDFC BANK is a bad stock.
Mr Akshat You are doing a good job by educating lay man like us, but pls focus on your investment methods and strategy... this is not right to criticize others. And remember every dog has a day, may be Mr Saurabh strategy is lagging behind, it does not mean we jump to become opportune and attract potential investors. Secondly, today we know Asian paints as a good company and we dont need to pay investment manager to select that, but remember Mr. Saurabh has selected this 10 yrs back, when no one was talking about Asian paints. So likewise, he might have selected some more multibaggers consistent compounders which we he will share in coming next couple of years... just wait patiently things will unfold in its due course of time... this is my suggestion.
Don't stoop so low , it's not expected of investors. Every portfolio has good and bad cycles of growth. And stop doing things to get cheap popularity. Saurabh is going by his rationale of investing , you go by yours. Teach investing, don't do this shitshow.
At the outset let me admit that I am a beneficiary of Saurabh Mukherjee’s strategies. I am benefitted because I invest my own funds & I can wait till the time is right to invest. I do stock selection based on Marcellus’s strategies. You know very well that running a PMS is a different ball game. Investors pump funds when the market is up & the fund manager is compelled to deploy it when the valuations are high. This affects the performance of the funds. Your criticism has left a bad taste in my mouth. It should have been avoided. There was no need to pull someone down to gain a few more subscribers.
I am not a big investor but follow Saurav Mukherjee's investment advise for a long time. I could not understand how this video is helpful for this community
Time Frame matters a lot! SIze of Capital also matters ! Sourabh is a very good teacher and a has a philosophy thats backed by data and history. Remember Munger words > The idea of caring that someone is making money faster [than you] is one of the deadly sins.
I follow Mukherjee for 90% of my portfolio which is 2-5% down tghese days but few stocks are up 40% so enjoying everything and agree with Marcellus commentary
One of few points I understand is that he has made portfolio public so everyone is participating…a small investor can rotate portfolio by doing buying and selling very frequently at any price but same is not possible if your portfolio is worth thousands of crores…at last valuations matters so a good company may remain stagnant for couple of years if bought at wrong price…I think in current market swing traders have made good money compared to long term investors..
He moved from HDFC Asset management because people are shifting from active to passive mutual funds. you can't compare youtube finfluencers with Marcellus levels of account auditing.
Everyone will hv a dull period. Just because his portfolio is down doesn’t mean he has “fallen”. That is too harsh and unprofessional and is like hitting below the belt…
Saurabh's stock selection is amazing for long term investors, you may consider even stocks he exited, they are also amazing. Timing of his buy/sell may not be right, however when you are buying for 1000s of portfolios timing may not work at all. His reasoning behind each stock, gives conviction to hold and add more at bad times. Also for HNI's and people not having time/interest to manage money, PMS and MF makes perfect sense.
I got the courage to invest in Stock market by following Mukherjee. His investment style sometimes I think can be optimized (I am a layman in stock investing) may be by investing say 25 to 30% in more aggressive stocks to beat the Index. Have you heard of an investment manager from Kerala (cheap stocks man)- an investment manager without any kind of thought process and knowledge but he survived for some times appeared in national news channel until last crash. Mukerjee is a very knowledgeable person with consummate knowledge, gave me the confidence to invest my hard-earned money in stocks and I hope he will come back soon with stellar returns on investments.
@@ayonkumar9592 it is based on my experience. Also have you noticed the performance of Axis 25 fund. CCP is also in same line. He may be constrained as unable to deviate much from the CCM concept
What about your stocks Akshat - HDFC Bank, Whirlpool, Amrutanjan, tarsons products, Rajesh exports, Delta corp, etc. (Very very poor performance). And your HUL, terrible !!! Also why are you showing Warren Buffet's videos (who is a value investor) to compare a growth investor like Sourabh Mukherjee. Warren Buffet's firm himself suffered a 12.8 billion loss in the third quarter of 2023.(ref. Times of India).
I can certainly sense that this was something personal against a reputed fund manager like Mr. Saurabh Mukherjea Not something I expect from you, Akshat.
Pointing out someone's mistakes is not very good. But we should take it as a learning opportunity. Stock market is very very difficult. The simple strategy is, pick a good company available at a good price that has good growth potential. But the thing is, I find it extremely hard to do this.
Marcellus have a dozen of dedicated researcher and here mr akshat srivastava is debunking their whole investment philosophy -- saurabhs consistently said that their vision is the manifestation of their investment philosophy whereby they are looking beyond the 5 year cycle … however akshat disregard the whole picture .
I myself invest in one of his (marcellus) portfolio-- in simple words - rather than chasing stock price marcellus chase earnings growth , company general economics , management competency … The fund manager told me clearly that if you want to chase stock price your better off elsewhere and emphasis that their portfolio orientation is beyond 5 years . Iam happy holding quality company for a decade rather than chasing a mere stock price short term profit like akshat do.
One of the most courageous and interesting videos of yours where the most populour finfluencer analytically criticises the most populour PMS manager. Hope to see some counters from Mr Mukherjea as well!!
first time, i did not like your video, seems like you are gloating. we can discuss the learnings, but you are getting personal. Sorry , just a feedback
Excellent. You are absolutely right in exposing Mukherjea who is a story teller and nothing else. Please make another video to expose Lucky halwai Maheshwari and his PMS, small cases etc. Lucky halwai is a bigger story teller than Mukherjea and poor villagers rush to him to become rich overnight.
Bhai, if you're running out of content, I speak for everyone here - take a break. Don't publish crap just for eyeball pennies. A few years ago, you interviewed the same guy and sang his praises. Now that you're more established and he is temporarily suffering, it is in very poor taste that you are taking potshots at him. His greatness is not just limited to his market returns but his conviction, consistency and courtesy. Reading the other comments, I can confidently say you still have a few things to learn from him. :)
Buddy Focus on your mistakes (there are many) and not Saurabh's. There is no comparison managing your 8cr vs managing tens of thousands of crores. Pls concentrate on your self.
I watch Sourav Mukherjee’s videos and am also your community member for quite sometime. I have also read many books of Sourav Mukherjee. But I buy his stocks only on dips and my portfolio is doing well. Similarly I do my own research before buying any stock recommended by you.
Absolutely. His portfolio open to world. He is fund manager, can't sit on cash. As you said he is a growth investor Buy his stocks in lower valuation. I am also sitting on 15% profit.
There should be a rule such that when pms gives profits only investors should give expense charges, if loss is done then pms should pay this charge to investors
Exactly this is what Sunil Singhania from Abakkus PMS said in a dual interview with Saurabh. Later they said Fund manager knows when to allocate the amount, that is move money from one stock to another based on market conditions.
I was listening to the Foreword to Poor Charlie's Almanack book. In the foreword, there is this part where the author of the foreword says, [Charlie Munger in his partnership with Jack Wheeler had attained a CAGR of 28% for 11 years before he ran into two years of 30%+ declines. Then after the two down years he made 70%+ gain to attain a CAGR of 19% for the 14 years.] So, I think we can't judge an investor for one year or 2 years. Also, there are many successful investors with many different styles of investing. I think it is best to judge our own performance and be charitable to others for their down years. Who knows, if we are doing well this year, we might be in Saurabh's shoes next year. Anyway, I enjoy your take on this. Keep up the good work.
Dear Akshat You have been an excellent guide. You have been thorough with your investment areas especially financial sector. But I would suggest you not to target people and investors. Doesn’t seem to be professional enough. It was highly unlikely of you to do that. I know you have been good with the content so would want more of that from your side. All the very best.
Akshat was seen praising RaGa and Raghuram Rajan... Dont mix investments, teaching with ideology. This video is sub standard. Mr Mukherjea had the guts to disclose his holdings... Investments can fail but not character is supreme
@@girishkm7618True I know one of his friends who hates him and he claims that Akshat manipulates the market for small stocks, he buys stocks when he asks us to sell them
I am investor since 2010 and have made very good money doing DIY investing also with SIPs in mutual fund. I am also investing in Marcellus CCP (since last jan 2022) & Rising giants (since jan 2023) . So far my returns with Marcellus have been decent and not great but I also like to be patient with all my investments. I like the stocks they have picked & pretty sure they will make good enough money for me in long term. I agree that Saurabh does use very trivial examples to market his funds, but one need to be smart enough to ignore them as noise & concentrate on meaty part of his investment style. I have many other opinions on how Marcellus could improve & provided them the feedback & I see them incorporating some of the feedback. Not a fan boy of anyone, but here to explain rationality of making money in long term. Mr Akshat here is just picking few random incidents for criticism which can happen with best of investors all over the world & promoting his channel which is easy to do by anyone for anyone else. I find some or many of his views like profit booking etc in this video amostly short term in nature & do not agree with them.
Sir It's great to hear that you are having 13 yrs of experience in market....Want to know two things if you could help.... Firstly which are good for long term investment... Mutual funds or direct stocks and secondly how much returns have you earned in these yrs ??
You could have avoided naming him oftenThere is a saying in Tamil , even elephant with strong legs sometimes misses its step and fall Never ever attack individual It may boomerang
When you are handling ten thousand crores there have to be processes that have to be followed. Saurabh is open and transparent unlike others. Infact one famous investor recites poetry and sings songs but never educates the audience. Saurabh is the poster boy of the new India.
If I recall, I think you also interviewed SM some time back. I m sure he influenced you as well. However, not able to find the video now.. May be too early to write him off. He has a great process and has definitely helped the retail investors in identifying good companies..I think one of the funds is still doing good. I recall similar thing happened with Porinju during Covid and everyone was criticizing him for his picks but he has bounced back since. Let's see as they in the equity market, time is your friend.
My experience in the stock market is that there is no fixed formula for stock picking. The flavor of stock market keeps changing and so does the growth prospects of different sectors. Government policies keeps changing, thus affecting various sectors and companies differently.
Dear Akshat, these days you really sounds like a short term trader! Stocks are pieces of businesses which are bound to be held long provided they are well run profitable businesses. Short term under performance is immaterial. Valuations are definitely to be looked into, but selling on near term high price levels is not at all a real investor's wisdom as they loose the next high levels as the earnings & hence the free cash flow catches up. I had done a detailed analysis on rajesh exports (session-88 of my channel value investing series witu Bijoy) a stock you had suggested in a video, a company with numerous red flags, & see were that stock has fallen to!, then you freely critize the investment rationale of long term steady market players!, not at all expected from you Akshat! Sorry that I had to be frank over here on my opinion..
As a newbie in stock market, someone who runs a business, doesn’t have any time to check the stock market daily and doesn’t have time to do research, books by Saurabh Mukherjea have helped a lot. It’s hard to know what is the meaning of good companies for a newbie and it’s convenient to just copy stocks picked by a expert team. Also investing in great companies limits the downside as well. It takes courage to be as transparent as Marcellus team. Great video Akshat, it shows that experts can be wrong and one must do firsthand research.
This wasn't expected from you Akshat Srivastav Sir ... Disappointed... Absolutely Unnecessary video... I have (and many many others too) great respect for Saurabh Mukherjea.
Sir, public sectors companies are no invest and forget one's, most of us are long term investors with an average investment amount or on SIP basis, so we try to invest in peers where sales and profits are growing inline with the market expectations e.g HDFC, ICICI, Kotak. Big investors like you Sir would have invested lakhs in PNB make 150% profit and will continue with other stocks afterword's. This is a big dilemma for investors like us.
1. May be the point of not to pay for PMS for sticks like HDFC etc is good. 2. As a fund manager you can't sell when ever stock goes down 10% And buy again. Its practically not possible. When you have a confidence on a company you don't do that. 3. There are so many companies which are good, he can't invest in all stocks. 4. As you asked why he sold HDFC AMC at loss, why you sold Alkylamines? Can you say it won't grow in future? 5. If you are so knowledgeable, then open a PMS or small case at least and show your potential. Don't do these kind of silly coments on person like Saurabh. He will answer to his clients if PMS performance is not good.
He moved from HDFC Asset management because people are shifting from active to passive mutual funds. you can't compare youtube finfluencers with Marcellus levels of account auditing.
@@AruPolik Yes, we should not compare persons. We should judge their thesis and money making bets.Saurabh has excellent credentials. But even the best falter in the share market. And if Marcellus errs, it has to be admitted and called out.
"If fund manager is not performing, you should not be giving it your hard earned money" this hits badly when you are a govt employee and have to invest in N P S compulsorily. 😅
@@girishkm7618 thoda dekh lo bhai .. reply karne ki itti jaldi kya hai Google the past returns of all those fund managers. Except for one asset class, NONE of the fund managers were even able to beat their benchmarks.
You have been bloody brutal! And rightfully so. I came out of CCP PMS early this year after figuring out all the bullshiting happening there. All their monthly webinars sounded like a sales manager giving excuses for not doing targets ( actually decline).
I have also withdrawn from his fund , he does not follow technical s and he does not invest in momentum stocks . He invest at whatever price he gets the stock .
There are some more problems with Marcellus 1. Mr. Mukherjee says only equity investing can give you a high return. So, always go for equity only.. This is not always correct. 2. They exited ITC as they expected of getting 15% return yoy. But their aim is more than 20% CAGR 3. Running PMS is different than other mutual funds Marcellus starting requirements are from 50Lakh.( now they are reduced to 10lakh). And it believe on Keeping 'NO Money in hand'--- this is not correct according to Sir Buffet barbell theory. We cannot beat the market if we don't have any cash on our hands.
@@vijaykrishnan3730as per their theory Coffee can portfolio compound at 20% If they are not giving at least positive return in 3 years.. It is barely possible to give 20% CAGR ( they have to compound at 30% CAGR now) 😂
@@SanjeetKumar21Sep CCP and kings of capital - No as such.. Little champs -less than index. Rising giants - Not sure. Now it depends on the market timing also. If you have invested anothet good chunks when nifty fell to 15800.. Then the results might be different. Bcz it is a PMS, not mf
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