Sector Trends for Long Term Investment @ India

Kya Lagta hai Market

“Kya Lagta hai Market”, Probably the most asked Question in the Indian Stock Market, but does it even matter? Most Fund Manager/Investors Spend 90% of their time thinking the next 5% Index Move while big wealth is Created CATCHING LONG TERM TRENDS.

Sector Trends for Long Term Investment

It has taken 70 years for India to Reach 2.5 Trillion Dollar Economy, though India will take only 7-8 more years to reach 5 Trillion i.e. the Total amount of Money that was made in Last 70 years would be made again in the next 7-8 Years.

The Question is how much will you make?

The Question is how much will you make? I have absolutely no doubt that the ones who can catch a few right trends in next 7-8 years are going to be very very rich. China took 5 years to double, the US took 10 years to double from 2.4 to 5 trillion$, it is estimated that India will take 7 years to get there.

The Idea is simple, there will be 100’s of entrepreneurs out there who will increase their profit 10-15x from current levels, they will grow at 30-40% and we need to back them. The Biggest Trend in India.

Within India, there will be Sector Trends that will change every 3-4 years like:
Automobiles – India Sold a whopping 2 Crore Two Wheelers India V/S 1.7 Crore Two Wheelers sold by China. Interestingly India Sold 33 Lakh Passenger Cars in FY2018 V/S 2.4 Crore in India. Slowly but Surely in the next 10 years, we are confident that India will sell 1 Crore+ Cars and the average ticket size of a car would also Increase rapidly. Out of these 33 Lakh Cars, more than 50% i.e. 18 Lakh Cars were sold by Maruti alone. Maruti has a Market cap of 2.6 Lakh Crores and did Profit of about 8000 Crores in FY2018.

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Financials – This is one space where the Opportunity is Largest into all Three Spaces i.e. Lending, Protection and Wealth Management.

Lending – The Top 45 Business houses in India are 50% of Nation’s banking debt even after the nationalization of banks. The Top 20% of India is well banked and Opportunities are now on the lower ticket size retail lending (80% of Population). With Upsurge of MFI, SME Lending, consumer finance, affordable home loans, Retail Credit is a big trend which is typically small ticket size loans with higher NIM spreads. India’s Credit needs will grow at 15-16%, whereas Smart private Bankers/NBFC can grow faster at 20-30% easy for next 7-8 years. There is an Opportunity to grow lookbook by 3-5x easily.
Protection – This Again is a multiyear theme, from Life to Auto insurance to Health to crop to even your cell phone. Here not only there will be Growth of 15-17% in the general Market but there will be large Market share shift from PSU Insurers to Private companies, we believe Private Insurers can grow 20%+ for a long long time.

Wealth Management & Investment– We Strongly believe that Markets are underestimating the financialization of savings as a theme, the total Profit pool of top 5 Asset management companies (57% Market Share) in India is just 1800 Crores in FY2017. The Profit Pool is so small that one midsized popular hedge fund Pershing Square made more Profit than the Entire Indian Asset Management Industry, We at Stallion Asset have absolutely no doubt that the Profit Pool will grow multifold in next 5-10 years and there will be massive wealth Created in this space.

Air Conditioners – I hope the Indian summer is not killing you because you are in A/C room right now reading this blog but you will be surprised to know that only 4% of Indian Households own an Air Conditioner, (10% Indian own Air-Cooler) whereas 85% of Indian Household have fans.

In China, the Penetration of Air conditioners grew from 8% in 1995 to 70% in 2004. Voltas is the Market Leader with 24% Market share in A/C in India and Sold 10 Lakh Air conditioners this year and will do a Profit of 650 Crores in FY2018 and has a 20,000 Crores Market Cap. 10 years from today, I don’t know what profits Voltas will make but I am confident that India’s Penetration of Air Conditioners will go up from 4% to at least 15%.

Large Format Retail Stores- There are 3700 Tesco Stores in the UK, 4100 Walmart Stores in the USA where in India, D-Mart has 155 Stores and Big Bazaar 260. Remember The population of UK is 6 Crores, the Population of USA is 32 Crores and Population of India is 125 Crores.

Conclusion – I repeat “MORE MONEY WILL BE CREATED IN THE NEXT 7-8 YEARS THAN INDIANS CREATED IN LAST 70 YEARS” There are opportunities to make it large. There will be cyclical ups and downs but smart stock pickers would easily make 10x in next 10 years. Don’t Miss this BIGGEST TREND EVER by trading nifty for 100 points, options, Futures etc.

A Blog by Amit Jeswani of stallionasset.com

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NEW GST – Simplified Approach

Update from the 27th GST Council Meeting

The GST Council held its 27th meeting today through video conferencing. The agenda items were limited today and the meeting was concluded by afternoon. The key decisions made in today’s meeting are as follows.

 

– One monthly return for all taxpayers excluding a few exceptions, Composition supplier and suppliers having nil transaction to file quarterly returns

– Invoices shall be uploaded only by the supplier, and buyer shall be eligible to avail credit on basis of such uploaded invoices

– New system shall be implemented in 3 stages:

Stage I – Present system to continue for a period not exceeding 6 months to allow GSTN to prepare the changes in software.

Stage II – Invoice upload facility to be made available to supplier, provisional credit to be allowed to buyer for missing invoices.

Stage III – Provisional credit will not be allowed anymore and credit of only invoices which have been uploaded would be available.

– The Council also proposed staggered due dates of filing of returns to manage the load on the IT system.

The staggered approach of implementation is a welcome step allowing businesses and GSTN to cope up with the changes in a phased manner. The proposed system is not significantly different from the current system and should allow businesses to adapt more easily this time.

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Other Significant changes

– GST Council has recommended 2% concession on GST rate (limited to Rs. 100 per transaction) on B2C transactions in case of payments made through banking channels.

– Imposition of Sugar cess has been deferred for the time being. Group of Ministers will be formed to examine the issue. It will also examine the reduction in GST rate of ethanol.

– Council also approved the buyout of 51% equity of GSTN from private hands to make GSTN a fully Government owned enterprise.

Due Date Compliance Calendar (TDS, GST) – May 2018

Most Important Due date Calendar  ( TDS, GST)

07.05.2018

  • Due date for Payment of Tax deducted/Collected (TDS/TCS) in the month of April-2018

10.05.2018

  • Monthly GST return in GSTR-1for March-2018 for registered person with aggregate turnover exceeding Rs.1.50 Cr.

Most Important Due date Calendar ( TDS, GST)

15.05.2018

  •  PF for April-2018
  •  Monthly ESIC for April-2018
  • TCS Return for the Quarter ended March -2018
  • Issue of TDS certificate for tax deducted in the month of March-2018

a) u/s 194IA (TDS on Immoveable property)

b) u/s 194IB (TDS on Certain Rent payment)

–  Furnishing of Form 24G (TDS) by an office of the Government where TDS for the month of April -2018 has been paid without the production of Challan.

20.05.2018

  • Monthly Summary Return in GSTR-3B for the month of April -2018
  • Return in GSTR-5 for the month of April-2018for Non-Resident Taxable Person
  • Return in GSTR-5A for the month of April-2018 by Non-Resident Foreign Taxpayers who have come for a short period to make supplies in India

25.05.2018

  •  Provident fund, Employees Deposit-linked Insurance Scheme (EDLI) Return filling for April 2018

30.05.2018

  •  Challan cum Statement with regard to TDS u/s 194IA (TDS on Immoveable property) for April -2018
  • Challan cum Statement with regard to TDS u/s 194IB (TDS on Certain Rent payment) for April-2018
  • Submission of a statement in Form No.49C by Non-Resident having liaison office in India.
  • Issue of TCS certificate for the quarter ended March 2018

31.05.2018

  • TDS Return for the Quarter ended on March 2018
  • Return of Tax deduction from contributions paid by the trustees of an approved superannuation fundS
  • statement of Financial Transactions (SFT) to be furnished by the person specified  in rule 114E in Form No. 61A in respect of Financial Year 2017-18
  • Statement of reportable account to be furnished by reporting financial institution referred in rule 114G in Form No. 61B in respect of Financial Year 2017-18
  • Return in GSTR-6 for the Month of April 2018 for the Input service   Distributor
  • Monthly GST returns in GSTR-1for April-2018 for the registered person with the aggregate turnover exceeding Rs.1.50 Cr.

GST Caution:

Monthly GST returns in GSTR-1 for April -2018 for the registered person with an aggregate turnover exceeding Rs.1.50 Cr. is required to be filled until 31st May 2018 & not 10th June 2018. E-Way Bill is deferred for the Intra-state transaction for goods movement of an amount exceeding Rs. 50,000/- till 31st May 2018.

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