MoneyWorks4Me
Booster Superstars

Boost your portfolio returns to create wealth

What & Why?

Build and manage your portfolio to earn higher returns by

Participating in higher growth stocks and emerging themes

Managing through varying company performance, volatile prices and sharper downturns

Staying invested by building this over a Core Stocks portfolio

How?

Build a portfolio of select Booster stocks

Higher Growth

Quality smaller size companies that are growing rapidly can deliver higher returns in long term.

Deep Value Opportunities

Smaller companies not on Institutional investors radar creating high returns opportunities due to deep undervaluation.

Larger Universe

More than 300 potentially Booster stocks to choose from and new ones emerge over time presenting good opportunities to invest.

Higher Returns Across Time Periods

Booster Stocks have higher volatility in the short term which if managed well generates superior returns versus Core Stocks.

Higher Growth

Quality smaller size companies that are growing rapidly can deliver higher returns in long term.

Deep Value Opportunities

Smaller companies not on Institutional investors radar creating high returns opportunities due to deep undervaluation.

Larger Universe

More than 300 potentially Booster stocks to choose from and new ones emerge over time presenting good opportunities to invest.

Higher Returns Across Time Periods

Booster Stocks have higher volatility in the short term which if managed well generates superior returns versus Core Stocks.

Performance of Booster
Stocks

Booster stocks earn higher return but at
higher risk
MoneyWorks4me Booster Stocks can deliver significantly
better returns than BSE Small Cap Index

How?

Booster Superstars uses two methods to build your Booster Stock Portfolio.

1. High Growth/Deep Value Opportunities

Recommends good quality small and mid caps stocks at reasonable prices and signs of improving performance. We recommend exiting a stock when it is unlikely to enhance portfolio returns.

2. Emerging Themes

New opportunities emerge due to a unique combination of factors like consumer trends, policy changes, technology disruption, global factors, etc. referred to as themes. SIP in a theme, enables you to invest in companies that will benefit from a trend.

What Do You Get?

Everything to build and manage a Core Portfolio

Booster Superstar Dashboard

Know you Risk Profile and Asset Allocation

See recommendations and take decisions.

Themes

Investing in Themes... sensibly

Company 10-Year X-Rays

See important details to build conviction

See recommendations and take decisions.

Multi-asset Portfolio manager

Manage Risk and Enhance Returns

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Financial Planning Tool

MoneyWorks4me Financial Planning Tool to find

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3-day Online Course

3-day Online Program that gets you ready to invest successfully with

See recommendations and take decisions.

Risk Profile

Know you Risk Profile and Asset Allocation

See recommendations and take decisions.

MoneyWorks4me Transact

Puccho Befikar

Get answers to your queries

Proof of Performance

Disclaimer: The Proof of Performance seen here is based on the recommendations for stocks only, and includes all stocks covered by MoneyWorks4me.

Our focus is to deliver healthy returns over the long term while managing risk that ensures clients stay
invested and benefit from it.

What does it mean?

Past Winners

Trusted By

2,60,000+

Registered Users

7,000+

Paid Subscribers

400+Cr

Assets managed by Subscribers

What Customers say

FAQ

What should be my goal when investing in stocks?

Your goal should be to build a portfolio of stocks and grow it to create wealth. A diversified portfolio consisting of good quality stocks purchased at attractive/reasonable prices. After building a robust portfolio, focus must shift monitoring its growth year after year, rather than focusing on a specific stock(s) gain/loss.

How many stocks do I ideally hold in my portfolio?

Your portfolio should contain approximately 20-25 stocks but definitely not more than 30 stocks. This means highest allocation of 1/20=5% and lowest allocation of 1/30=3.3%.

How do I select stocks to add to my portfolio?

In our BUY Zone tab, you will find the current list of recommendations. Start with investing in Stocks with Green “Very Good” Colour Code and then Orange “Somewhat Good” Colour Code stocks. You must buy to build your portfolio of 20-25 stocks so act on as many of the recommendations as needed. Choose stocks from all sectors eg BFSI, IT, FMCG, etc and not be over invested in only one sector.

How much of a particular stock should I buy?

Look at the Right Allocation section of the Decision Maker. For every stock we recommend maximum allocation in terms of percentage of your portfolio. You can buy this in a phased manner to obtain better purchase price making use of the market volatility. However, move you the recommended allocation as quickly as possible.

How do I calculate my portfolio size and individual stock allocation?

Upload your portfolio in our Portfolio Manager. Also include your surplus you may accumulate over next 6-12 months. Assume this entire amount as your portfolio size. Use our Right Allocation section to calculate exact amount for your portfolio size. For example, 5% of 10,00,000 = 5%*10,00,000 = Rs. 50,000/- Likewise, for 3% = 3%*10,00,000 = Rs. 30,000/-

When do I buy and how much?

To take action you need to see the Right allocation section of the Decision Maker. Buy when you see BUY Zone. Also, you can buy when you see "Upside: More than 10-15% CAGR" (If stock is not in BUY Zone, consult our analysts)

There doesn't exist an exact price to buy but instead a range is always helpful. We have implemented price range for every stock based on upside potential. You can see this by clicking the Price Chart.

This price chart shows that if you buy in range of 1112 to 1270, upside potential is likely to be 10-15% CAGR. If you purchase below 1112, upside is likely to be More than 15% CAGR. Likewise, upside above 1420 is likely to be Less than 6% CAGR.

How much calls does MoneyWorks4me generate every year?

In our process, calls or alerts are generated as and when stocks prices move below or close to MRP i.e. fair value of a stock. In past, number of calls depends more on markets levels. If markets are fairly valued or undervalued, there will be more Buy calls (Portfolio gets invested 60%+ on Day 1) and fewer sell calls. However, we do not give Buy calls forcibly. We recommend to hold cash for right opportunities as you will still have 12 months of subscription period left. You will be largely invested over next 3-6 months except when markets are very expensive. In latter case, we focus more on protecting your savings rather than getting greedy to invest during rising prices.

What are Booster Stocks? What role do they play in stocks Portfolio?

Booster Stocks (predominantly mid and small cap and cyclical) consists of high growth, emerging companies in a sector, and shown execution track record but not tested for resilience from an economic slowdown, competition, etc. They must be bought only if they are going to provide a boost to overall portfolio returns. If the prospects are deteriorating, they need to be sold quickly at small losses as chances are they may not recover to their earlier performance, unlike Core Stocks. Better returns potential; Average return substantially higher than Core Stocks makes them a must have for aggressive investors.

How much return to expect from MoneyWorks4me Booster Stocks?

Future returns are not guaranteed as they are subject to Economic Growth and Market volatility. Looking in past, Equity has delivered returns equal to GDP Growth+ Inflation. Current GDP growth expectation is ~6-7% p.a. and Inflation of 4-5% p.a. so expected future return from Equity would lie closer to ~12% CAGR from fair value. Past Data suggests Booster stocks tend to deliver 2-3% higher than Core Stocks returns.

At MoneyWorks4me, we aim to invest in Booster stocks that have potential to offer More than 15-18% CAGR returns, but final outcome will depend on company's growth and how accurate our estimates are. Booster Stocks are expected to be earn returns superior to Core Stocks over 5-10 year period but they are more volatile then Core Stocks and need relatively more reshuffling.

Do all calls given by MoneyWorks4me perform well?

Owning equity is owning a part of business. Business by nature are risky from economic risks or competition risks but will be known only in future. So the answer is NO, few investments will disappoint versus our expectations. This is why we recommend building a portfolio and track the same versus individual stocks. An ideal portfolio consists of CORE Stocks (60-70%) and Booster Stocks (30%-40%). Booster Stocks will have much higher gains in few stocks which will compensate occasional losses in few other. Booster stocks will also see more reshuffling as we don't have to be part of Booster unless they are going to boost our returns.

I had invested in XXX Ltd at average buying price of Rs. XX, it is currently down by 10-15%. What should I do, I am really worried?

Individual stocks are more volatile versus your portfolio. Give it some time instead of worrying daily movements of individual stocks. Our analysts are constantly monitoring the stocks. Booster stocks need to be sold even at losses if the initial hypothesis is not panning out. Aim to own Booster Stocks is to boost returns and not holding on the stock that isn’t likely to deliver in future. We will give signal what to do with the stock. If not, feel free to call us to ask the future course of action. Do not act on your own, our experts will help you.

I had invested in XXX stock as recommended by MoneyWorks4me. It has neither gone up nor down. What should I do?

We give our signals based on what price it will quote three years hence. So, it may take 12-24 months to perform. Few stocks would rise immediately while a few will rise only after an anticipated event. Its always better to check portfolio growth versus individual stock. If your portfolio growth is not happening compare it with market, it may happen that market has not done well during the time which is why portfolio did not do well. Investing in equity comes with risk that returns can not be earned in linear fashion.

I have a regular income and also holding cash. What should I do?

Firstly, you have allocated to all Stocks in BUY Zone in Core and Booster plan. These stocks are high upside potential and worth buying today. If you still have cash, upgrade to Core 100 or Booster 100. For queries, call us at +91 9860359463 or mail besafe@moneyworks4me.com

Can I expect to earn good returns from Stocks every year?

Equity returns are not linear like Fixed Deposits. They are volatile and concentrated in few years. Similarly, buying stocks will not earn you returns every year. But do note, investing in Equity for long term is highly in your favour. As you can see Equity returns are positive in 31 out of 41 years. There will be only one negative year out of four years. Out of 31 positive years, Equity earned more than 20% returns in 16 years. However, the returns were quite volatile during the year. Hence, it is advised to review equity return on annual basis versus monthly/quarterly.

How to use Upside potential for making decisions?

Investors often focus on price rather than looking at upside potential. We always suggest making decision based on upside potential of an opportunity set. Our Upside Potential will tell you our estimate of upside of a particular stock at current price. If your purchase price is Rs. 100 from 10 years ago, same stock might be offering More than 15% CAGR from current price of Rs. 500 as well. Instead of worrying about increasing your average price, focus on earning More than 15% CAGR from today’s investment. Upside Potential is given for all stocks that we cover and it is calculated for next 3 years. Remember this is not a precise tool but surely a very good elimination process.

A stock showing less than 6% CAGR over 3 years must be definitely avoided for fresh/additional purchase, while it might be fine to hold.
A stock showing more than 10-15% CAGR and More than 15% CAGR can be considered for new purchases.

What if I have come across an investment idea or have queries regarding personal finance?

Ask queries or seek second opinion on stocks/funds/asset allocation from our analysts. If they have studied, they will share their analysis on the same. You can ask these queries in our "Investors Day" which is held on 1st-10th of every month where we collect all queries and publish our answers for all to read, without disclosing your name.