Science of Alpha from Safety
The origins of dividends, why they are paid to shareholders, why dividend yields are low in India and a high dividend portfolio revealed. “What exactly is a dividend, Vikram?”, I asked as we were sitting across the breakfast table in Vikram’s apartment in Mumbai. To escape the New York City cold, I had decided to…
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It is better to invest in a portfolio of dividend paying stocks. You are below 40, married, maybe have a child. You have a stable job. Your income is quite sufficient to take care of your EMI and still have significant surplus cash flows. The surplus money keeps lying in your salary account. Once in…
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Economic Times Synopsis The key focus should be to direct first timers, the Robinhood traders, to the equity markets to build wealth over the long-term. It is 2021, the Sensex has touched 50,000 from an initial value of 100 in 1979, i.e. 500 times over nearly 42 years, and Nifty is close to touching 15,000…
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OmniScience smallcases bring the exclusive HNI strategies based on Scientific Investing to All Mumbai, Jan 21, 2020: OmniScience Capital, a SEBI-registered Investment Adviser, has partnered with smallcase, a fintech investment platform, to bring a new asset class OmniScience smallcase. OmniScience smallcases are based on its proprietary Scientific Investing framewok which aims to “Enhance Safety,…
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US market valuations not expensive, opportunities in niche segments still attractive Concentrate on segments such as information technology, consumer discretionary, consumer staples, communications and industrials Despite the COVID-19 crisis, the US economy did quite well in 2020. According to the Fed’s Economic Projections on Dec 16, 2020, the real GDP for 2020 is expected to…
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Synopsis “While there is a bubble in stocks like Tesla and Netflix there are a lot of individual stock opportunities available and investors can build a portfolio of companies with good fundamentals and fair valuations,” says Vikas Gupta, Chief Investment Strategist, Omniscience Capital. https://bit.ly/3hD8ASD
Published in Moneycontrol Indian benchmark indices are at a 6-month high but are still 5 percent away from pre-COVID levels. The first case for COVID in India was registered on January 30. Sensex closed at 40,913 and Nifty50 ended at 12,035 that day. Read more about OmniScience Capital’s views on opportunities in Indian mid and smallcaps…
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(Published in Moneycontrol) With more and more brokerages offering a platform to trade and invest in the US market, a large number of India’s retail investors appear to be ready to bet on US equities. OmniScience Capital’s views in the Moneycontrol article
(Published in Moneycontrol) US equity markets are the largest in the world, with a market cap of around $30 trillion, representing around 35 per cent of the global stock market capitalization. With a nominal GDP of around $21 trillion, the US economy represents around 25 per cent of the global pie. Readon @Moneycontrol
(Published in Mint) Transferring money in and out of India is an expensive affair. Numerous transaction costs are involved, including the currency spread (the difference between a bank’s buying and selling rate), bank commission and GST (goods and service tax). In this piece, we will explore what these charges are and how you can…
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