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16 th August 2024 30 th August 2024 The cheapest way to own India's top 10 companies in equal weight.   Out of the Nifty 50 Index, Top 10 stocks by size* constitute the Nifty Top 10 Equal Weight Index • The entry & exit of stocks are accounted semi-annually & portfolio is rebalanced quarterly. *Based on 6-month average free float market cap. Non-member eligible stock shall be included if its free-float market capitalization is at least 1.5 times the free-float market capitalization of the smallest index constituent. Hence, the top 10 stocks in Nifty 50 may not necessarily be part of Nifty Top 10 Equal weight Index Source – NSE, Internal. Data as on July 31st, 2024. Detailed methodology can be found at https://www.niftyindices.com/Methodology/Method_NIFTY_Equity_Indices.pd...

  Historically, starting valuations are crucial for predicting future returns. Current large-cap valuations are relatively attractive, offering a better risk-reward balance for medium to long-term investors. The BSE 100 to BSE 500 market cap ratio, at a 10-year low of 64% as of July 31, 2024, suggests large caps have underperformed relative to broader markets, indicating potential for mean reversion and future opportunities in large-cap stocks.

  The NIFTY 500 Index has seen a strong overall PAT growth of 22% CAGR from FY19 to FY24, driven primarily by the BFSI sector with an exceptional 51% CAGR. Sectors like automobiles (23% CAGR) and utilities (19% CAGR) also showed significant gains. Conversely, sectors like media and telecom faced challenges, with negative growth or continued losses.

 

  Investing in different sizes of companies—big, medium, and small—can be a smart move for several reasons: Big Companies (Large Caps) : These are well-known companies like banks, tech firms, and car manufacturers. They are usually more stable and less risky because they have been around for a long time and have a strong market presence. Medium-Sized Companies (Mid Caps) : These companies are growing and can offer good opportunities. They might be involved in industries like manufacturing, non-bank financial companies, or parts for cars. They can be a bit riskier than big companies but offer the potential for higher rewards. Small Companies (Small Caps) : These are newer or smaller companies in areas like chemicals, hotels, or media. They can be more risky but also have the potential for high growth and big returns. By investing in all these types, you spread out your risk and take advantage of different growth opportunities. It’s like having a mix of stable, growing, and high-pote...

Industry leadership can emerge from companies of any size, whether large-cap, mid-cap, or small-cap. For example, a leading multinational chain of pathology labs might be categorized as a small-cap company, demonstrating that significant industry impact and innovation are not limited to larger firms. This highlights the diverse opportunities for leadership across different company sizes.

   Nifty500 Multicap 50:25:25 is overweight Capital Goods, Healthcare and Chemicals, underweight Fin. Services and Oil & Gas relative to the Nifty 500