Do you want to invest in stocks yet don’t have the time to research?
    I know I don’t know how to, and I’m not an expert in it either!

    Thus, I rely on the Smallcase investment strategy, which picks stocks based on groups – a category, a holding company, the growth ratio, the dividend ratio, etc.
    This helps me rely on the advice of experts, and picking my own portfolio without putting in the research.

    However, that research of experts comes at a price, and there are three types of charges that are deducted when you make investments through smallcase.
    I will walk you through all three investments, how, when and how much of those are deducted, and a uniquely wonderful way to invest in a Smallcase of all smallcases 🙂

    Here are the smallcases, I spoke about in the video:
    1. Straight Flush: https://windmillcapital.smallcase.com/smallcase/SCMO_0007?rmId=612cd12368f2b17a19fa706c&distributor=scinfluencer&showSubscription=false
    2. Value and Momentum: https://windmillcapital.smallcase.com/smallcase/SCMO_0010?rmId=612cd12368f2b17a19fa706c&distributor=scinfluencer&showSubscription=false
    3. Brand Value: https://windmillcapital.smallcase.com/smallcase/SCNM_0007?rmId=612cd12368f2b17a19fa706c&distributor=scinfluencer&showSubscription=false
    4. Low risk smart beta: https://windmillcapital.smallcase.com/smallcase/SCSB_0003?rmId=612cd12368f2b17a19fa706c&distributor=scinfluencer&showSubscription=false

    To understand more about Smallcase, you can check out my other videos here:
    What is Smallcase: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0kTi…
    My Smallcase investment strategy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMLh1…
    Earn Passive income through stocks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbbAG…
    Pick stocks and forget about those: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krwSDbuHWd4
    Invest in stocks with no research: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXHJS4guEK4

    Here are the two small cases I personally invest in:
    Smallcase Weekend Investing – Mi_NNF10 – https://link.smallcase.com/BtqsTL4VPgb
    Smallcase Capitalmind Momentum – https://link.smallcase.com/e/U0oH9UOgocb

    You can open demat account on zerodha using this link
    https://zerodha.com/open-account?c=ZMPHCY
    And start investing in smallcase through this link:
    https://link.smallcase.com/q0APd9Z6ffb

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    Prior to that, Ankur started Groupon’s India business in 2011 and acted as the Country CEO from 2011-15, and Head of Groupon APAC from 2013-15.

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    39 Comments

    1. I think the subscription is not justified in most cases if your corpus is less than 10 lacs per year. Mutual funds have an be expense ratio of 1%. If the 10000 per anum for a windmill subscription is less then 1% . Then paid smallcase is absolutely justified otherwise take the mutual fund route.

    2. Are these charges covering the frequent rebalancing? IT LOOKS LIKE IT IS ADJUSTING ONLY 1 TYPE REBALANCING CHARGES IRRESPECTIVE OF TENURE. LIKE FOR 5 YEARS ADJUSTED PERFORMANCE SHOWING ONLY INITIAL PURCHASE COST ONLY

    3. In cost adjusted return, STCG is not there. That is also a substantial amount which is not there in MF (gen nobody sells MF within a year. Means total cost adjusted return shall be .85% whatever is showing. Please correct me if I wrong.

    4. Plz correct me if am wrong……after seeing your video I understand or have misunderstood that when selling a stock which I have taken delivery I will be changed ₹13/ share 🤔 that means if I sell 1000 shares of a company I will be changed ₹13000 😳

    5. Hi @warikoo,v I wanted to know if we can invest in smallcase on a monthly SIP basis. I see that in some of the small case like "The House of Tata" we have only lumpsum option whereas all weather investing has SIP option. Also wanted to know if mutual funds is better than small case for NRI investors like me because everytime I buy or sell stock through my HDFC PIS Account i need to pay 100+18GST as PIS reporting charges. Also brokerage is 0.05% for NRI investors as compared to no brokerage for domestic investors. Kindly advise. I also wanted to know which is the best NIFTY50 index fund which has high volume so that its easy to liquidate at a later point.

      looking for your reply.

      Cheers,
      Sankalp

    6. Hello sir, I have been watching your videos from a while now as I'm looking into starting my investment journey.
      I also came across a information that, during rebalancing of stocks, as it includes buying and selling of stocks,
      We will have to pay a tax of 15% which won't be there in case of mutual funds.
      Please clarify sir.
      Thank you

    7. Hi ankur sir, the way you explain is great and very easy to understand. Planning to do my first investment in smallcase but have 1 doubt what is good time to exit/close the particular smallcase

    8. Hi sir …I have invested through smallcase and received a margin deposit mail. Can you explain a bit on this also pls. It would be helpful. This is my 1st investment and I don't have much clue on it.

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