Overview
Stocks & Weights
Overview
Concentrated portfolio of fundamentally strong small & midcap stocks that are likely to show potential growth.
These companies have a lower market capitalisation and are riskier. Still, they have an extremely high potential for growth, which means that these companies hold the promise of significant wealth creation over the long term. The stocks in the Multiplier portfolio are potential multibaggers.
Certain tenets of Multiplier portfolio:
- The companies in the portfolio have a superior track record of capital allocation. Excellent corporate governance, capital allocation track record and strong, sustainable competitive advantages ensure that we identify winners.…
- There is no specific rebalance frequency for the Multiplier portfolio. It is a long-term portfolio and hence not rebalanced at regular intervals.
- The portfolio is suitable for investors with a medium to high-risk appetite looking for aggressive returns in the market.
Why should you invest in this smallcase?
The multiplier portfolio is a concentrated yet well diversified portfolio of midcap and smallcap stocks. These are stocks that are likely to be winners of tomorrow, and hence hold the promise of significant wealth creation in the times to come.
Certain tenets of the portfolio:
Capital Allocation: We look for companies with a superior track record of capital allocation. Excellent corporate governance and capital allocation track record and strong sustainable competitive advantages ensure that we identify winners.
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Low coverage of mid and smallcaps: Analyst coverage of mid and smallcap stocks is much lower than large caps. This gives the fund manager an edge in spotting good businesses early and generating higher alpha.
Favourable cyclical upturn: Small and midcaps tend to perform in extremes and revive sharply after bouts of negative returns. After the correction in small caps in the last 3 years, we expect a significant revival in performance
Note: As per SEBI guidelines, existing Motilal Oswal demat account holders cannot avail Teji Mandi services. Kindly reach out to support@tejimandi.com to know more.
Stocks & Weights
Portfolio Performance
Current Value of invested since would be
Teji Mandi Multiplier
Equity Smallcap
Our Past Winners
Bank of Baroda
Return: 127.78%
Phoenix Mills
Return: 108.62%
Karur Vysya Bank
Return: 79.62%
Persistent Systems
Return: 136.10%
Affordable Pricing
At Teji Mandi, we offer all our services at flat pricing. This means that no matter how many features you want to access, you have to pay only once for the duration you choose.
- Multiplier
- ₹ 2394 + GST
for 6 Months
- ₹ 3588 + GST
for 12 Months
Experience
10+ Years
Investment Strategy
Growth Momentum
- Multiplier
Founder
Mr. Vaibhav Agrawal
Vaibhav Agrawal, the founder of Teji Mandi, a platform launched to democratise stock market investing for all retail investors in India. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from the London Business School. With over a decade of experience in the stock market, Vaibhav refined his expertise under the mentorship of ace investor Mr. Raamdeo Agrawal, Chairman of Motilal Oswal Financial Services, and developed a profound understanding of investment trends and strategies.
How it works?
Subscribe to a portfolio
Make your investment
Rebalance when notified
See your money grow
Portfolio Strategy
Multiplier portfolio is a concentrated yet well-diversified portfolio of midcap and smallcap stocks. These are stocks that are likely to be winners of tomorrow, and hence hold the promise of significant wealth creation in the times to come.
Compare with other investments
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| Returns | High  |
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Low |
High |
| Risks | High |
Low |
Low |
Moderate  |
| Minimum Investment Amount |
Moderate |
High |
Low |
Low |
| Inflation Beating Capacity |
High |
Low |
Low |
High |
| Direct Credit of Dividend / Interest to Bank Account |
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| Tax Rate | 12.5% (1 year or more) |
12.5% ( 2 years or more) |
30% |
10% |
