is anyone subscribed to smallcase and happy with services?
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want to share the subscription?
some that I'm looking at
https://www.smallcase.com/smallcase/mi_nnf10-WK...
https://niveshaay.smallcase.com/smallcase/NIVM....
I just need to know the shares and changes when available
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Smallcase is a nightmare.
1. Way to much advisory fees. It's kind of tough to breakeven unless you have a huge corpus to invest.
2. Even more than that it's not tax efficient. All those rebalancing will have to be documented and paid taxes accordingly.
3. Don't forget the frequent transaction charges.
4. Most smallcase managers are not better than you or me. It's just throwing darts at the board. Some hit and miss as usual. After all those fees and everything most of them don't generate any alpha over nifty.
Some have zero fees. Just you have to pay the brokerage as per your broker plan
Nifty 50 and Nifty Next 50 index fund or ETFs are the best option. It's boring but effective. But I guess you already know that.
(Personally not a great fan of passive investing. Passive investing has it's cons too. Way too much money in the hands of index funds can create a bubble in bluechip stocks sooner or later while midcaps and smallcaps get hammered. After that comes the prolonged underperformance of index.)
In simple words Japanese government wanted to increase spending so they sent the interest rate to negative territory which resulted in people ditching banks for saving and investing in stocks mostly in Nikkei225 resulting in a bubble and then it crashed and never recovered.
Smallcase is a nightmare.
1. Way to much advisory fees. It's kind of tough to breakeven unless you have a huge corpus to invest.
2. Even more than that it's not tax efficient. All those rebalancing will have to be documented and paid taxes accordingly.
3. Don't forget the frequent transaction charges.
4. Most smallcase managers are not better than you or me. It's just throwing darts at the board. Some hit and miss as usual. After all those fees and everything most of them don't generate any alpha over nifty.