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Stock Ideas Factsheet
Stock Ideas Factsheet
Methodology
Universe of stocks
Recommendations would be limited to Mid and Small cap stocks i.e. 101st stock to
500th stock by average market cap of the last 6 months. Since Mid and Small cap
stocks tend to be more volatile, the model has been designed to limit extreme
volatility.
Other criteria
Liquidity checks are integral to our model, ensuring recommended stocks maintain
sufficient liquidity.
Success rate:
While the win rate of the strategy may range from 27-55%, the average profit for
winning trades stands at 34.86% while the average loss for losing trades is just
10.43%. This indicates that for every ruppee of loss, reward generated is of ₹3.34.
Holding period:
Holding period for a position can last from a few days to many months depending
upon how long the trend lasts. Average holding for profitable trades is 182 days
whereas for loss making trades the average holding period is just 71 days. We ride
the winners for a much longer time and exit the losers early.
This model keeps a strict stop loss after giving a buy recommendation. This is
updated post market close everyday, triggering a sell call as soon as this stop loss
is hit as we want to minimize our losses for losing trades.
Performance highlights
This XIRR is the median of all rolling XIRR’s of all the periods of 1Y, 2Y and 3Y
respectively, between 1st Jan 2018 till 25th Jan 2024.
This data implies that the reward risk is huge for profitable calls. For every ₹1 risk
of loss, you get rewarded with ₹3.3 gain.
50 to 100% 36 calls
10 to 15% 32 calls
0 to 10% 77 calls
<-20% 2 calls
Past winners
These are the top performing 50 calls given by our stock recommendations
*Data shown in this factsheet is between 1st Jan 2018 to 25th Jan 2024
Notes
1. The data considered for this backtesting starts from 5th Jan 2018
2. For buy calls, the buy price is considered as the close price of the previous
trading day. Since the buy recommendations go on the first trading day of
the week, the buy price would be the closing price of the last trading day of
the previous week.
3. For exit calls, the sell price is considered as the close price of that trading
day.
4. The XIRR of a particular period is calculated on the basis that
a. All buy and sell calls are promptly executed at the recommended
price
b. To be able to calculate returns at the end of a period, all open calls
at the end of that period are considered to be sold at the closing
price of the last trading day of that period.
5. If a recommendation comes multiple times, we are treating it as a separate
recommendation on every instance.
6. The stocks recommended belong to the Mid and Small cap universe which
is 101th to 500th stock by average market cap of the last 6 months.
7. Current price of stock shown on the app lags the real time price by 5
minutes.