Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Portfolio – April 2016
Indian Warren Buffet, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala holds net worth of more than Rs 7,620 Crores / USD 1.15 Billion in Indian Stock market as of April, 2016. Rakesh started his investment in 1985 with Rs 5,000 / USD 100 and created more than USD 1.15 Billion portfolio now in India. How does Rakesh Jhunjhunwala create such healthy investment portfolio? What does Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Latest Stock Portfolio of April, 2016 talks about? Can we blindly follow his strategy and invest in the stock market now?
Who is Rakesh Jhunjhunwala?
Rakesh has born in 1960 and his father is an income tax officer. He started trading in stocks during his college days and become full time investor / trader after his education as a Chartered Accountant. He started trading in BSE when SENSEX was at 150. (Source Wikipedia).
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What are the key milestones made by Rakesh Jhunjhunwala?
- He made first profit of Rs 5 Lakhs selling Tata tea shares in 1986. He brought 5,000 shares at Rs 43 and sold them at Rs 143 per share.
- He sold Sesa Goa shares at Rs 1,400 which he bought at Rs 27 per share
- He owns a stock trading firm “Rare enterprises” which is derived from two letters from his name (Rakesh) and his wife's name (Rekha)
- He invested Rs 5,000 / USD 100 in 1985 and investing continuously and made billion dollars. Many traders / investors admire him and become fans and followers.
- Current portfolio of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is Rs 7,300 Crores.
What are Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Stock trading strategies and from where he adopted them?
He got influenced by George Soros trading strategies, Marc Faber’s analysis of Eco history.
- He endorses the rule “trend is your friend”.
- His philosophy is “buy right and hold tight”.
- Invest in it, be patient.
- Invest in a business which you can understand.
- Forget multibaggers and free or paid tips.
- Never try to time the market.
- Stable stocks give only fixed returns comparable by bank FD’s, not appreciation.
- It is immaterial whether it is large cap / mid cap / small cap, invest in the stock you understand.
Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Latest Stock Portfolio – April 2016
Here is the latest list of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala stock portfolio. His top 5 holdings are Titan Company, Lupin, Crisil India, Aurobindo Pharma and NCC. Complete list is indicated below.
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Should you blindly follow Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Latest Stock portfolio?
A lot of hard work has gone in from Rakesh’s team in building this best stock portfolio. There is no doubt that this portfolio is good and proven as healthy investment. However, one need to know “when to enter” the stock. If Rakesh Jhunjunwala has been investing for some time, his team would have brought this at a lower share price. Since the market is in boom now, we should realize this fact before entering at current levels. Buying these stocks during market corrections or through Systematic Equity Plan (SEP) every month could be a better idea.
Readers, what do you think about Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Latest Stock Portfolio? Are you investing in these stocks? If yes, what is your experience? Are you following any specific trading strategies to maximize returns from these stocks?
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Suresh
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excellent work done suresh keep it up
so nice
Hi want to invest 5 Lack to 10 for next 5 Year please can you suggest me some strong stocks which I can buy and forget
very useful
I AM NEW IN MARKET AND I WANT TO INVEST RS 50000 WHICH SHARE I BOUGHT
l am student of class IX and really inspired by you.
Why Tech Mahindra and United beverages are not in his portfolio?
I heard that he bought both.already sold?
Hi Jomy, This portfolio has been fine tuned on regular basis.
Your information is very valuable and useful.. thank you so much.
SIr,
What ever i invested in mutual fund my wife is nominee in that. If any thing goes wrong what whould be the procedure to calim that
money by the nominee from th efund houses. Is it easy to do.
I want to aware my dependents about my investment and how to claim that if anything goes wrong to me.
Regards,
Munish K. Singh
Thank you for pro-actively thinking about to know the process too. Generally including me have thought of keeping nominee updated, but it is equally important to know the process to claim. Here is the process. 1) Requesting letter to mutual fund house for transmission of units. 2) Enclose proof such as death certificate, nominee proof of identify, KYC documents etc. AMC may ask even for statement issued by them for record purpose. Based on this they would transfer the units. However there is lengthy process if nomination is not done.
Dear suresh,
Capstocks started 2 types of sip investment in direct equity in long time one is blue chip 10 companies minimum sip 15000/- other one is midcap growth ten stocks minimum 5000/- details will get from http://www.capstocks.com, they are telling they will monitor the stock portfolio and charges only delivery brokerage of 0.50% when purchasing the stock, what is ur opinion.
This is not mutual fund house where they can start SIP. Pls check carefully before investing.
Hi,
I am following your blog for sometime now.
I wanted to invest in some SIP for 3-4 years horizon, I can invest around 8-10 K per month for next 12 months ,there after it would be again 3-4K, please advise me some good SIPs
Kaushik
In such case invest in balanced funds like HDFC prudence, HDFC balanced and ICICI balanced funds Kaushik
Suresh Sir, Wonderful information. Sir, I want to know how can I increase my knowledge about Share Market, is there any particular Magazine, Blog, Website for assistance ?
just follow this blog
Ok, I will. thanks again.
nice article suresh. i have been following your blog for a while and i am very much thankful to all the info you have shared with us. looking forward for your new articles
Hi… Suresh sir. I have following 2 question. 1) I want to invest in diversified mf for 8 to 10year. Which is best diversified mf to invest through sip. 2) Gold prize are falling at present. Is it right time for new investor to invest in gold mf throug sip? And which is best gold mf? I want to invest for 8 to 10year. I can take medium risk.
Diversified funds are reliance eqity opps fund is good. Yes you can invest in gold, but don’t expect any returns for next 2-3 years. But you can expect good return for long term
As Warren buffet says, when you buy share you are buying a business and not a piece of paper. So you can buy a good business at fair price only if you understand the business (which you are buying). That's why Warren Buffet and Rakesh Jhunjunwala advise to invest in business which you understand. Warren buffet never invested in Technology shares because he doesn’t understand technology business 🙂
Good views Lokesh 🙂
Hi Suresh,
Thanks so much for brought this in. I loved reading it. Never thought I would ever get chance to know Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and his investment strategies. Thanks again.
Hi Suresh,
I am following this Blog from 1year.. Great Analysis. Why don't you start suggestion on Stocks in Long Term view.
%age of 0 indicates the stock was brought in last couple of months. So i guess we can select the stocks with %age 0 & the Current Market price close to 52week Low. The valuation of these stocks might be good.
ex: Spicejet & Radico & Viceroy hotels…
What stocks are you looks good to you.. 🙂
Thanks
Sure Praveen. I have started doing it. Recently I recommended Tech Mahindra.
Sir techmahindra share if i purchase of s 50000 today and leave it for nxt 20 years . will it generate a good corpus for me.
Sir as above you said to invest through SEP . It is also managed by some fund mangers like in mutual fund.
Because we are lay man do not know what is better for us.
No Mohan, it is just a request in ICICdirect which would help you to execute the same on specific date by buying shares based on selected Qty or based on amount. These are not managed by any one
Mohan, Blue chip stocks should be always considered for long term investment including Techmahindra. However you should keep monitoring them atleast every quarter
Dear Sir,
Thanks a lot. This is another professional thing which l learn from you . What ever the comment you received as i studied on your portal you replied each one. I follow this thing from you. That i should reply each of my contact communicated to me over my business mail. It does not matter how small the matter is or the person query. Lot of value addition is just because of your portal reading.
Regards
Hi Suresh
I follow your blogs and read them regularly. I see very few bluchip stocks Mr Jhunjhunwala invested in. Do you mind telling us if we should invest in bluechip and diverse the portfolio across or invest 70% in 4 stocks as best bet like Raksh ji did.
Sowmya, Yes you can follow such wonderful tips, but just need to ensure we look at buying lower levels. Don’t ask me when such lower level would come as it is difficult to tell
I have heard a lot about him but never knew the details. thanks for sharing the info dear 🙂