Portfolio management services (non-discretionary)
If you have a portfolio of Rs. 1 crore or more as direct equity or MF and need someone with more knowledge and experience to take responsibility for managing your portfolio, I would be happy to help.
Here is my portfolio returns as of last quarter end (as of 30th Mar 2018)
This kind of returns comes from a three-year-old portfolio with a “buy and hold’ approach. I have normally out-performed Sensex every year in the past decade by about 5-10%.
So here are the details of how we can work together:
• As you are likely to have an existing portfolio – I will start with that portfolio and recommend which MF’s / stocks to keep and which ones to sell so that we keep only those that, I believe, will perform.
• The buy /sell will be done by you based on my recommendations.
• I only recommend Mutual funds or stocks that I have tracked and invested myself. My approach is conservative, and I invest in Mutual funds or stocks aiming for a 15-20% return per annum. My portfolio is mostly large cap and few mid caps and I do not take undue risks.
• Typically, we will build a “buy and hold” kind of portfolio and once the portfolio is constructed, there will be less activity.
• You will need to stay engaged with me for three years atleast, as in stock markets, I believe, three years is the minimum timeline to get good ROI.
• We will have one monthly review – can be more if required.
• There are no guarantees of returns – but you can expect a Sensex ROI plus 5-10% ROI per annum from second year onwards. The first year will be spent in creating the portfolio.
• As a starting point – we will have a skype call where I would like to understand your investing style, your current portfolio and ROI expectations and I will share my MF / stock picking style. Once you are comfortable with my approach, we will start the engagement.
• I charge 1% of the Assets under management annually in advance.
In case you are interested in this – please write to me at rajasekharan.sg@gmail.com.
1 Comment
Dear Mr. Raja,
Hope you are well..
I just watched your India Conclave presentation on MRF and found out that there was an error in computing the EPS of FY 20 while you calculated the price of MRF using Sustainable earnings method. You have more than doubled the EPS of Fy 20 against Fy 19 and due to this you have shown a very high possible market price after 10 years ( app 3 Lakhs plus). You might want to check and make a correction before you send the presentation again.
For me, price range to buy MRF should be around 40,000 -45,000
Regards,