The Good Bad and Ugly weekly review : 13 Mar 2023

Nifty took support at it’s 200 DMA last week and began this week with a couple of encouraging sessions before a massive sell off sent the index back below it’s 200 DMA once again. We have been trading within the receding channel with lower highs and lower lows. We will need to break above this channel to see a trend reversal.

Nifty lost a percent this week while other indices stayed flat to mildly negative. With about three weeks to go, let us see if the markets can show some optimism and close out FY 23 on a high.

PSE & ENERGY did well this week clocking 2% each while most other sectors stayed flat. Banking stocks witnessed a some correction this week with PSU BANKS losing 2.85% along with REALTY which lost about 3.3%. PSE has been the best performing index in the last month clocking 5%. The FY 23 data continues to see PSU BANKS as the table toppers with a superb 41% while FMCG @ 25% & AUTO @ 21% have also done reasonably well. IT did well to break out of an important resistance zone of 31270 but has corrected close to 7% in the last 20 days come closer to it’s 200 DMA.

This week was exceptional for Mi 30 which returned 4.15% while many Smallcases enjoyed a decent run with the likes of Mi 50 & Mi ATH 2 clocking a solid 2.73% & 2.64% respectively. Almost all strategies have done quite good this week barring a couple that stayed flat.

A SHORT COURSE to Help you Stay Calm in All Market Conditions

Usually, quick – sharp corrections amidst a Bull Run creates ambiguity in the minds of lots of new investors. The most important question we often get asked is whether markets will crash from here. Should we exit? and a few other questions like these. We have made several videos to help you clarify many such questions and help you have the RIGHT MINDSET for a rewarding journey in investing.

We have put together a few of our previous Daily Bytes which we think might be relevant for times like these. Do have a look and send us your thoughts, questions or comments if any.

The smallcase products are all LONG ONLY products that invest in various subsegments of the markets but have the momentum theme underlying in all of them. The strategies will pick strong outperforming stocks and remove weak ones once a week (except Mi NNF10, Mi EverGreen & Mi India Top 10 which is monthly rebalanced)

These are all long-term strategies that will create enormous wealth in each upswing and then maybe give some back in the downswing and repeat this process again and again achieving the compounding effect. With patience and grit to follow strategy over ups and downs over the last nearly five years, it has been shown that much superior CAGR returns are possible than the benchmarks.
FY22 was also superb and I will let the numbers speak for themselves. You may read the Consolidated FY22 report.

We give advance notice here on the upcoming changes in your smallcase for Monday. This advance notice can be used to ignore Monday’s update if there is no change. If there is a change indicated you can use the smallcase app or log in to weekendinvesting.smallcase.com to see the rebalance. A backup email is sent by mid-day Monday if you have not rebalanced by then and yet another one a day later.

Note: We are not including LIQUIDBEES as an ADD or an EXIT count.

The performance of all strategies across various timeframes are listed below

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