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📊 Sales High , Profit High - अब Stock में Strong Breakout

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Finance

Finance-Focused Thesis (Next ~5 Years)

The speaker argues that Indian “capital market” businesses—such as stock broking, AMCs/mutual funds, and wealth/PMS platforms—should deliver strong returns over the next ~5 years, mainly due to:

  • Low current retail participation: only ~5–7% of India actively invests/trades (as claimed).
  • Growth in the investor base: more people are expected to open demat accounts and adopt mutual fund SIPs.
  • Comparative participation: stock market participation in developed markets (US/UK/China/S. Korea) is stated to be ~34x higher than India.

The video then shifts from the macro/sector view to a technical swing-trade analysis of a specific stock, while also reviewing fundamentals.


Stock / Company Discussed

  • 361 (ET Money) The speaker repeatedly refers to “361 company, basically ET Money” (the exact ticker symbol is unclear from subtitles).

Reported figures (as stated):

  • Market cap: ~₹48,000 crore
  • AUM (asset under management): ~₹7.77 lakh crore
  • Client families: ~8,900
  • Offices: 32

Fundamental Highlights (As Presented)

Business Model

ET Money is described as an app that provides:

  • Wealth management for ultra HNI / wealthy families / corporate treasuries
  • Asset management for retail customers through:
    • Mutual funds
    • PMS (portfolio management services)
    • Related offerings

Stated target ticket sizes:

  • Wealth management via ET Money: ₹10–50 crore investible wealth
  • PMS onboarding minimums (as stated):
    • ₹10 lakh / ₹50 lakh (depending on tier)

Revenue Mix / Recurring Income (Claimed)

  • ~71% from recurring fees
  • ~25% from transaction income
  • ~4% from carry income

Financial Growth (Numbers Mentioned)

  • Revenue from operations YoY growth: ~24.2%
  • Total revenue growth: ~20%

Net profit trend (from 2018 onward to FY2027 / running year):

  • The speaker claims net profit did not drop post-COVID and has risen year by year.
  • Examples mentioned:
    • ~₹350 cr (2021)
    • ~₹500+ cr
    • ~₹650 cr
    • then ~₹800 cr
    • ~₹1,200 cr
    • FY2027 running year: ~₹1,262 cr

Forward-looking expectation (stated):

  • FY2027 net profit expected around ₹1,500–₹1,800 crore or more
  • Timeline note: the speaker refers to FY ending April (as stated)

Shareholding / “Smart Money” (As Stated)

  • Promoters + FIIs + DIIs: ~84%
  • Retail: ~16%
  • Of the retail stake: HNI/HAIs mentioned as ~5–6%

Implied conclusion: ~90% held by “good people” who supposedly don’t trade frequently.


Technical Swing-Trade Setup: “Bullish Pennant Pattern”

Timeframe

  • Uses a weekly chart
  • Recording/viewing note:
    • “Today is Thursday”
    • Expects Friday candle close to confirm

Indicators / Conditions Mentioned

  • Price already:
    • Trading above the 200 EMA (stated)
    • RSI ~60, described as ideal in the 50–70 range (stated)

Trigger logic (as described):

  • Wait for the Friday candle to close.
  • Then, if the next candle breaks the high of the current setup candle, that’s when the swing trade would be planned.

Expected Move / Upside (Stated)

  • If it revisits the prior resistance / all-time high zone, the speaker estimates potential ~10% return.

Pattern Narrative

  • Background described:
    • After listing (speaker claims it’s “not been long since it was listed in 2000”—likely a subtitle error), the stock allegedly had:
      • A one-sided rally starting from 2023, roughly ~3x
      • Then ~1.5 years of sideways consolidation
  • The setup is linked to breakout behavior associated with concepts attributed to traders:
    • Mark Minervini
    • Nicolas Darvas
  • No formal checklist is provided beyond breakout/EMA/RSI confirmation.

Methodology / Framework (Implied Steps)

  1. Sector/Business Thesis (Macro + Industry)

    • Capital market participation should expand in India.
    • Emphasize recurring-fee business models tied to wealth/money management.
  2. Fundamental Screen

    • Check revenue and net profit growth.
    • Look at revenue mix for recurring fees.
    • Evaluate scale (AUM/clients) and ownership quality (promoters+FIIs+DIIs vs retail).
  3. Technical Confirmation (Weekly Swing)

    • Confirm price above 200 EMA
    • Confirm RSI in the 50–70 zone (notably around ~60)
    • Wait for candle close (Thursday/Friday timing)
    • Plan only after the next candle breaks the high

Risks / Disclaimers / Cautions

  • Explicit disclosure:
    • “Educational purposes only”
    • “No buy or sell recommendations”
  • Emphasis on needing confirmation before planning a trade (technical caution).

Other Mentions (Instruments / Concepts)

  • Mutual funds, PMS, private equity
  • SIP, demat accounts
  • Trading methods mentioned but not recommended:
    • Day trading
    • Options
    • Crypto futures
    • Option selling/buying
    • Hedging

Presenter / Sources Mentioned

  • Presenter: Unspecified in subtitles The speaker speaks in first person and references “SEBI registered R team” and mentions classes/Telegram.

  • Referenced trading concept sources (names only):

    • Mark Minervini
    • Nicolas Darvas
  • Platform mentioned:
    • SEBI registered R team (Telegram channel claimed as free; link not provided in subtitles)

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