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Portfolio Yoga - Part 11
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Bull Market Gurus

Every Bull market gives rise to a set of Gurus who can do nothing wrong. They are aggressive in terms of stock selection and for a while anything they touch seems to become Gold. While before the advent of Social Media and 24 hour business channels, it was tough to amplify one’s message beyond one’s own circles, today, we have...

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Portfolio Yoga Monthly Newsletter – November 2020

{This post is an edited excerpt of the November 2020 letter to our Subscribers}. Hope it adds Value to you. November turned out to be a good month for the Portfolio. For the Multi Cap Portfolio, this has been the first complete month. The Multicap Portfolio registered a gain of 7.87% for the month. This was a month for the...

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Advise is Cheap, Advisory is Not

Twitter for the financial community has been a fine place for exchange of ideas and thoughts. While the #fintwit community is not very large, it’s decent enough to generate interesting conversations around the world of finance. For all the talk of we not being part of a herd, if you were to just scroll around with an open mind, you...

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Introducing Portfolio Yoga Large Cap Momentum Portfolio

If you were to analyze Mutual Fund assets under management, you shall find it dominated by essentially two styles – the Multicap which now thanks to new rules is changing over to Flexi Cap and Large Cap.  This isn’t much different from what we have seen elsewhere in the word. Large Cap is basically preferred for its lower volatility and...

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Save Early or Lose Substantially?

An often repeated mantra is that if you don’t start saving early, you end up losing tremendously. You cannot argue with a statement like that , especially when it’s backed by evidence of the difference in returns if you start at 20 or start at 30. Keeping in mind my skepticism with much of what goes around as “gyan”, I...

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The Impact of Fees on long term Returns

In the days of the old when Stock Broking was carried out in a ring with people shouting at one another, brokerage as a percentage made eminent sense. Buying 100 shares was far easier than buying 10,000 shares for example. A percentage fee made sense since a higher effort was required to buy such huge quantities while at the same...