How Small Investors can Earn more ? - YouTube

Channel: pranjal kamra

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Warren Buffet
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Warren Buffet
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said once
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that if today he was a Retail investor
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if he was not a very big investor.
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If he was a little Retail investor
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then his returns should be doubled.
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He is earning less because
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he has become an Institutional Investor.
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Why did he say that?
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Now if he has told it
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then there must be something.
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And can you and I
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we Retail investors also
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Mutual Funds, PMS
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Institutional Investor and all of them
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can we really
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earn more returns?
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How?
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That is what we will know today.
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Hello friends
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This is Pranjal Kamra
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let's start Finology
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Find out how
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can you earn more returns than big Mutual funds
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In this video.
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Does it sound a little weird?
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Because we have always in our minds that
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if someone is an Institutional investor
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take Mutual Fund's example
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they have many advantages.
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What advantages?
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Directly with them
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that company in which they will invest
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the CEO of that company talks to them.
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Calls them to the factory
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shows them their plant.
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So those Mutual Funds have
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more knowledge.
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They have access to management
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and they can clear their doubts one to one.
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It's a very big advantage.
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Second, they have a good research team
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with lakhs of salary
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have people from IIM.
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They have a very good research desk and softwares.
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So after all of these things
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a small
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and normal investor
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how can they defeat them, my friend?
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So now I鈥檓 going to tell you how
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in comparison to all of these advantages
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big investors like these have more disadvantages.
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And as a retail investor you
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really
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Yes Yes!
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really can defeat them.
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Let's go
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the very first pressure
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Performance Pressure.
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When the entire world is scrutinizing you
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so that pressure
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to work well under that pressure
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is very difficult.
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Think that there is your portfolio
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no one knows what you are earning in it.
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You can peacefully make a loss in it
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make profit in it.
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100 people to you
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teasing you, irritating you, shouting at you
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no one is going to come.
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It's your own money
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who cares if you fully drown or double it.
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But a fund manager has always that the sword on their neck
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that he must every time
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increase people's money.
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People however have saved it
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and give Rs-500, and Rs-1000 as SIP to them.
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So in that
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they have to keep on bringing performance.
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If they have any mistake
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then all the Mutual Fund's portfolio are in public.
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If any of their shares drowns
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the number of abuses that fund faces
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whatever abuses.
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I am just saying for example OK
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their funds are good.
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Motilal Oswal was very bullish at one time
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on favorite beverages.
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Who makes mango sip
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they had a very good weightage.
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And Motilal's share was doing very good at that time
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reputation was very good.
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One favorite beverage Mango Sip bet went wrong
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some problems came to the company
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and there was a problem with the fund's reputation.
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AUM started to decrease on that fund
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The fund manager also had to face criticism.
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This much pressure on an individual
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will never happen
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we can sleep peacefully.
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Mistakes are made under this pressure.
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And there is an extended point to it.
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Know what?
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Just think about the fund manager.
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For one
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pressure like a full stadium
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are you missing the ball or hitting a six
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everyone is watching.
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Which stock is going what
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everyone is watching that.
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So it's pressure.
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In that case, they will not take risks.
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He will think that
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Man
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I should take Infosys.
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Tomorrow if it falls
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Infosys is lying in more than 1000 Mutual Funds schemes.
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People will badmouth right
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everyone has to hear it, not only I will get stuck in it.
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Why would I take a share which no one has
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which no other Mutual Funds have.
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If it went wrong
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then everyone will tell me that
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You wanted to be a big hero
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why did you take that share? no one has taken it.
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So I don't want to take such a risk.
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Second thing
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Job my friend
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Job is dear to everyone.
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Everyone has to bring home money
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take care of their family
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what's wrong with it?
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Now if they have taken a risk
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and the share flipped
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then their job is gone.
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So it's better not to be a hero
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go safely.
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See that what Mutual fund is A taking, what Mutual fund is B taking
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what Mutual fund is C taking
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I will take what everyone is taking.
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I will do an average performance and my job will be safe.
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What will I get if others earned more
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if my investors earned more.
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Opposite if I made a loss then everyone will make me a villain
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and badmouth me.
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I don鈥檛 want to become a hero
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I will just keep on giving an average return.
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So
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most of Mutual funds every time
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the aim in safety and average returns.
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This structure becomes like this
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this much pressure
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and the greed to save their job becomes this big
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that they can鈥檛 anything unique or different.
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Where no one is going there they cannot go.
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As a Retail investor
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you are completely free my friend.
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You can go wherever you want
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take some risks with a little money.
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You can do as you want
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depending on your risk profile.
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It's not like
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you risked all the money, but
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if you want
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you can go there where Mutual Funds can't go.
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Third
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I have talked about an important advantage it Mutual funds
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That they have Management Access
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they can talk with the management.
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Is it a matter of benefit or loss?
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Not the benefit is that you can ask them
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doubts can be cleared.
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Sometimes we read about companies
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we don't understand should we take that company or not.
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However
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we have given so much data in the Ticker's company page
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that this doubt doesn't remain much.
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Document section is there
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in their Credit Rating Reports, Investor Presentation
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Con Calls, Angle Report
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every type of research report is there about every company.
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So
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not many doubts are left but some are there.
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So if management access is there, then you can talk with them.
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But now my friend thinks the opposite way.
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They are the company's owners.
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If you ask the company's owner that, how's this company?
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Then he will definitely tell well.
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If you
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ask any parent, how's your child?
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then parents will always see good things in their children.
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Just ask their teacher or friends
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how they really are?
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Then the truth will come out.
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So
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it's the same thing
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that
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if I ask questions to a companies owner
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they are a very good salesman
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that's why made such a big company
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which is listed in the share market.
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Then they are a very good salesman.
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In opposite, they will show me good things
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and they will convince me
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they why
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you must invest your Mutual funds money in my company.
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They want to increase their company's share price
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they want more and more Mutual funds.
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"Invest in my company"
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so they are selling me their company.
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So I was thinking my doubts will be cleared
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and he is sticking his product to me.
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Just as salesman do, they are sticking their share at me.
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So what's the benefit of this kind of Management Access?
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On the contrary, it will only harm.
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Do you what will happen?
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Think that
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HDFC and ICICI Bank for example
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HDFC's management didn't give time to meet up with me.
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ICICI has given me time.
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So
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I have already created a biasedness that they are good people.
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They meet-up, gives answer to my questions.
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HDFC ones
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they are rude, I don't want to invest there.
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So all of these biases also come.
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From it
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harm happens the most.
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After that next thing
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that they have big research desks
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many intelligent people with lakhs of IIM package.
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What's the benefit?
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When you have tied their hands.
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Now you told Usain Bolt to win a 100 meters
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but I will tie both of your legs with rope and put them in a sack
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so you have to do a sack race.
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So he will obviously lose, no matter how good he is.
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You have tied him up.
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It happens a lot in Mutual funds.
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Think there is a Large-cap scheme
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now SEBI says that it's a Large-cap scheme, my brother.
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You have to invest your money from these 100 stocks.
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Now no matter how good that Research Analyst is
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they cannot get out of those 100 shares.
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They have to invest only in those 100 shares.
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Then where will they bring returns from?
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As an Individual investor
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you don't have this limitation.
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Let it be a Flexi-cap fund, a Multi-cap fund
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there are also many restrictions.
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Sometimes restrictions come from AMC level.
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That
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company's minimum credit rating should be this.
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Only then we will think of it as investment worthy.
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Or it can happen that
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this scheme mandates are valued stocks.
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So don't go with growth
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if there is growth then don't go with value.
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Many restrictions come
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even if those people are smart
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but because of the structure
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this much formality, hierarchy and restrictions come
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that no one can openly
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show their talents.
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Now in cricket if you make someone the 12th man
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no matter how good he is
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he won't be able to win the match.
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How many matches can he win by giving out water
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he can't win.
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So many things happen that
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people are very intelligent
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but they
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become the 12th man.
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And the funds are governed by the rules and policies
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Now
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I am not saying that it's wrong
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Mutual funds are safety oriented.
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People invest their savings money.
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So having this structure
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even if the returns are a little less
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buy people's money
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the first priority is to keep them safe.
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So this is not wrong
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it must be like this.
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I am not criticizing Mutual funds.
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But I am saying that
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because of these reasons
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an individual gets the chance to learn
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if they learn
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in-depth investing.
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How will they learn?
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Like now we have
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at Finology quest
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its link is in the above card and video's description.
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There are more than 35+ courses
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on different industries
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on different mental models
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on different valuation models
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on learning financial statements.
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All of these courses
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with just one subscription
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Finology One which is Rs-500 per month.
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You can get all of these courses by taking it.
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In fact
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if you want
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with a few additional fees
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you can also take the Bombay Stock Exchange Institutes certificate.
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Which can help you
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if you want to make your career in this field.
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So if you want to prepare yourself
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to make more returns in Direct investment in comparison to Mutual funds.
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Then to start with Quest
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is going to be a good idea.
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And now last
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this is our most unfair advantage.
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It is always said that
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only big people get big advantages.
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The world is not fair
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in the stock market
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small investors, Retail investors
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has the advantage.
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And big people
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are at a disadvantage.
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They have a loss, we have profit.
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This is a very good rule
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do you know what?
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If a Mutual fund invests in any stock
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then it's important to be disclosed in the public.
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In any company, if someone is of more than 1% of its shareholder
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above 1%.
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Then they get disclosed in that company's financial statements.
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Meaning any big investor
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is buying a lot of shares of a company
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and they have more than 1% of their holding.
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Then they will come in that company's results.
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In fact, we have
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do you know what we have done?
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You go to Ticker
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there is a Super Investor's section
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there you will see all of India's top investors
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are investing in which shares
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and what shares are they getting out of
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you get the whole list, investor by investor.
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So you can also spy on them.
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You can follow them.
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You don't need to blindly clone them
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but you can guess
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that where are they going, in what industry are they investing money.
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Now
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we can spy on them
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but they can't spy on us.
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because what company do we have 1% of ownership?
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If we have a few shares
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then disclosing is not necessary.
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That means
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we can see what they are doing.
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They cannot see what we are doing.
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Think
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if it was a war
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and in war, we have a third eye
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and we are seeing all of the enemy activities.
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Where they are hiding, running, what they are planning.
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And the enemy is not knowing anything about us.
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Then who will win?
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Maximum chances are that we will win.
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It's just like that.
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In the stock market
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we
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our enemies, who are the big investors
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we are able to spy on them like Big Boss.
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And they
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can't do it.
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And we are helping you with this spying
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with Finology Ticker's Super Investor section.
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So spying on super investors
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keep doing it.
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But
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You know who you can't spy on
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you can't spy on us.
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Because in our model portfolio
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which stocks are there?
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Which 15-20 stocks do we like?
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This in public
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is not available.
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But it is available
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with that Finology One membership
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link is in the above card and video's description.
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Hope that you liked this video.
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I will be bringing more such videos
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and like every time
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my aim is
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as an individual investor
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that you can feel more confident.
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Because if I think I'm a teacher
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then a teacher's job is not to teach everything.
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A teacher's job is
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those who are following the, are watching them
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just instill this faith in them
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that they can do it.
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And awaken interest in the subject.
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If that happens
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then everyone will automatically become a successful investor.
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So I'm hoping that from this video
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the fear that we have
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we cannot defeat big investors
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what are we in front of them?
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They are operators
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many times we think that operators take our money.
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Many people enjoy saying that
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operator! operators did that!
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They dropped the market! Operators!
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So we always think that
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"We are just lambs to slaughter."
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And someone always beats us.
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So this feeling
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with today's video, I wanted to get rid of that.
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That they must have some advantages
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but we
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have more advantages than them.
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And there is no need to fear.
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This is Pranjal Kamra
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signing off
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Bye Bye