Thursday, August 23, 2018

Magic Formula Investing

MAGIC FORMULA INVESTING

Discipline in Investment

Having a disciplined investment strategy differentiates the professional from the do-it-yourself investor. An investment strategy does not have to be complicated. If you were to sum up Warren Buffett's investing strategy it might be to "buy good businesses at a fair price with the intention of holding them forever." An investment strategy helps provide focus and ensures emotions are held in check when making decisions. Having an investment strategy for both asset mix and security will provide discipline to be a successful investor over the long term. In this article, we will look at different investment strategies and how you can pick the right one for you.

Margin of Safety

The difference between the intrinsic value of the share and the market price of the share
To buy the shares at the cheaper price
Cheaper price doesn’t mean the shares are performing shares

Safety Margin

Avoid investing your entire sum in a single purchase; make multiple purchases at various prices.
At least 30% of your entire investment should be kept as safety margin

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Establish a minimum market capitalization (usually greater than $50 million).
Exclude utility and financial stocks.
Exclude foreign companies (American Depositary Receipts).
Determine company’s earnings yield
Determine company’s return on capital
Rank all companies above chosen market capitalization by highest earnings yield and highest return on capital (ranked as percentages).
Invest in 20–30 highest ranked companies, accumulating 2–3 positions per month over a 12-month period.
Re-balance portfolio once per year, selling losers one week before the year-mark and winners one week after the year mark.
Continue over a long-term (5–10+ year) period.
Indian market
Select companies above market cap of 20000 crore only
Remove financial stocks
Determine company’s earnings yield
Determine company’s return on capital
Rank all companies above chosen market capitalization by highest earnings yield and highest return on capital

1. ROCE = EBIT/ (Net Working Capital+ Fixed Asset)

2. Earnings Yield= EBIT/ EV

Enterprise Value (EV)=
(Share price * No. of shares) + (Short term debt + Leases + Long term Debt + Preferred Stock - Casnking of Stocks:


Comparison of Index Returns and Joel’s Portfolio returns:
Year Index Returns   Joel’s Returns
2011 25.06 33.36
2012 -2.99                    27.62
2013 12.54                   47.23
2014 -3.39 -2.52
2015            10.95                  18.99
2016 -0.99 -9.69
2017               7.25                     16.63


Company Name
EBIT
Rs.(in Crs)
NWC Rs.(in Crs)
NFA Rs.(in Crs)
ROC
Score
EV Rs.(in Crs)
EY
Score
MCAP Rs.(in Crs)
Total Score
Rank
ABB India Ltd.
4191
2144
1322
1.209175
4
21429
0.19557609
1
30,585.80
5
1
Bajaj Auto Ltd.
5691
1665
2077
1.520844
3
68928
0.08256442
6
81,725.93
9
2
Cadila Healthcare Ltd.
2777
1003
2452
0.803763
8
33326
0.08332833
5
53,807.91
13
3
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
1879
1806
1701
0.535786
11
23113
0.08129624
7
17,693.35
18
4
Bajaj Finance Ltd.
4952
7473
287
0.638144
9
72801
0.06802104
10
77,025.83
19
5
Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd.
13067
-3623
36085
0.402532
17
76835
0.17006573
2
91,217.08
19
6
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd.
4264
-565
9376
0.483941
13
63744
0.06689257
11
75,682.93
24
7
Ashok Leyland Ltd.
2275
81
5129
0.43666
16
31308
0.07266513
8
27,026.55
24
8
Britannia Industries Ltd.
1233
75
713
1.564721
2
32082
0.03843277
23
43,803.42
25
9
Eicher Motors Ltd.
1924
-22
959
2.053362
1
51961
0.03702777
24
73,921.27
25
10
Colgate Palmolive (India) Ltd.
1010
-62
1086
0.986328
6
22222
0.04545045
20
30,225.76
26
11
Bharti Airtel Ltd.
23809
-16486
95611
0.300904
25
182616
0.1303774
3
146,384.79
28
12
Aurobindo Pharma Ltd.
2635
2442
3310
0.458102
14
46175
0.05706551
15
39,385.94
29
13
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd.
1995
7033
1388
0.236908
27
21936
0.09094639
4
33,042.60
31
14
Container Corporation of India Ltd.
1462
262
3824
0.357807
20
23398
0.06248397
12
28,373.62
32
15
Dabur India Ltd.
1329
479
715
1.113065
5
43860
0.03030096
27
51,048.86
32
16
HCL Technologies Ltd.
6246
12986
3655
0.375338
19
106192
0.05881799
13
121,540.55
32
17
GlaxoSmithkline Consumer Healthcare Ltd.
1133
1941
537
0.457224
15
22668
0.04998235
19
22,608.22
34
18
Godrej Consumer Products Ltd.
1040
15
1242
0.827367
7
46820
0.02221273
29
65,173.97
36
19
Bosch Ltd.
2266
3080
1286
0.519011
12
63459
0.03570809
25
72,625.63
37
20
Asian Paints Ltd.
3017
2554
2824
0.560989
10
102581
0.0294109
28
110686
38
21
Ambuja Cements Ltd.
2259
498
6298
0.332401
23
40667
0.05554873
16
48,310.75
39
22
DLF Ltd.
1918
12101
4099
0.118395
31
27813
0.06896056
9
34,261.78
40
23
ACC Ltd.
1430
54
7723
0.183876
29
24747
0.05778478
14
30729
43
24
Cipla Ltd.
2312
3382
4396
0.297249
26
42228
0.0547504
17
43,538.21
43
25
Cummins India Ltd.
1011
1109
1808
0.346589
21
23254
0.04347639
22
25,166.99
43
26
Bharti Infratel Ltd.
3151
3252
6263
0.331161
24
69336
0.04544537
21
68,833.17
45
27
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd.
2679
12579
5044
0.152017
30
53591
0.04998974
18
43,833.12
48
28
Glaxosmithkline Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
600
1093
471
0.383632
18
30860
0.01944264
30
20,970.35
48
29
Bajaj Finserv Ltd.
197
502
76
0.34083
22
26888
0.00732669
31
65,264.72
53
30
Emami Ltd.
700
1694
2002
0.189394
28
21713
0.03223875
26
24,744.01
54
31

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