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Introducing BM Top 10 – New smallcase by Basant Maheshwari

Introducing BM Top 10 – New smallcase by Basant Maheshwari
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Despite multiple headwinds at start of 2023, Indian markets delivered strong performance. However, with stretched valuations in small and mid-caps, some allocation in large caps can reduce overall volatility for one’s portfolio.

BM Top 10 will comprise of 10 solid names, with an aim of outperforming the underlying benchmark Nifty 50.

Everything you need to know about BM Top 10 smallcase

A portfolio of high growth large caps to generate alpha, while keeping in mind the lower risks, makes it apt for new investors with limited risk appetite.

Factors such as strong investor sentiments, lower inflation, expectations of steady to lower interest rates and higher economic growth can drive higher FIIs funds inflow into Indian Markets. The large caps are poised to be the beneficiaries of FII inflows, since FIIs generally prefer liquid large caps.

With expected rate cuts and upcoming elections, we have designed the portfolio to benefit mostly from higher capex, discretionary spending and sector rotations to ride the multi-year upcycle in the Indian economy.

What type of investors is this smallcase suitable for?

  • Investing in a concentrated portfolio of large cap stocks aiming to beat the Nifty 50 and an average mutual fund over a longer time horizon with lower volatility.
  • Capital appreciation over long-term.
  • The minimum investment in the smallcase that we recommend is INR 3 Lakh.

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Introducing BM Top 10 – New smallcase by Basant Maheshwari
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