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Sensex hits 60,000 level. What should investors do?

Indian shares scaled record highs on Friday, with the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex topping the 60,000 level for the first time on the back of gains in tech and property stocks. The blue-chip NSE Nifty 50 index rose to hit a high of 17,947.65.

The world-beating stock rally is fueled by millions of first-time investors, willing to buy riskier assets as the central bank’s record-low policy rates reduce returns from traditional saving avenues like bank deposits.

Given the massive gains in stocks in the past few months, investors are sitting on pretty awesome gains on equity investments. What should investors do now? Here are some scenarios for you to consider.

Diversify beyond equities

Since March 2020, when Covid brought stock markets to its knees, equities have surely edged up higher. Within a few months, the bulls were back in action. Momentum has been strong, barring a few moments.

Sandeep Bharadwaj, CEO, Retail, IIFL Securities, says: “Expectations of solid economic recovery and sustained growth in the next couple of years is keeping the bulls enthused. Also from global funds perspective, India remains an attractive destination, especially in the China+1 scenario.”

Having said that, Sandeep adds that retail investors must have a diversified portfolio at this stage to face any kind of volatility.

To put it simply, if you are sitting on good gains on your equity allocation of your total portfolio, you have to follow the principles of asset allocation. For example, if your original equity allocation was 60% and now its 75%, you have to bring it down to 60%. This means either you book profits on equity or allocate more to other assets like debt, gold, real estate etc.

Don’t forget that bulls point to an easing pandemic that could fuel even greater gains. New infections in India have held steady since July, with the bulk of cases coming from just two states. The pace of vaccinations has picked up, with almost 45% of people in the world’s second-most-populous country having received at least one dose and 15% fully vaccinated.

Don’t touch allocation

The truth is nobody knows when the bull run will end. When Sensex crossed 40,000 for the first time, many felt markets will crack. It didn’t. A pause or breather happened, but that’s about it. The story repeated when Sensex hit 50,000. And now, 60,000. Already there are many experts giving 1 lakh target for the Sensex.

If you belong to the camp of equity optimists, maybe the best thing now would be to not do anything. Just stay put.

According to Motilal Oswal, MD & CEO, Motilal Oswal Financial Services, the rally in domestic market is driven by positive global cues, strong inflows by FIIs/DIIs, good corporate earnings, falling Covid-19 cases, upbeat corporate commentaries and low cost of capital.

“Amid the buoyant sentiment and increased activity, valuations has reached elevated levels and demand consistent delivery on earnings expectations. Given rich valuations, one cannot ignore intermittent volatility – however we expect the positive momentum to continue on the back of improving economic activity and recovery in corporate earnings,” Oswal points.

The prognosis seems that while markets may show small bouts of volatility, the trajectory will be up and up. If that is the case, booking profits would be limiting the upside. So, best would be to continue with regular investments in equity within your overall asset allocation framework and goals. Continue SIPs and avoid looking at market levels.

Be cautious

A diametrically opposite view is that it is time for investors to be really cautious about equity investments, especially higher-risk small-and-mid caps.

Says Anand James, Chief Market Strategist at Geojit Financial Services: “Sensex mounted the 60k mark as risk appetite improved after fears surrounding Evergrande debt crisis eased. BSE found almost 60% of the stocks advancing in the first hour. But we remain watchful of markets weighing in rate hike prospects as US treasury yields have begun to firm up, following Fed’s taper signals.”

Investors have to be more selective now, With key equity gauges trading above their long-term averages and Indian stocks’ valuation reaching 1.3 times the country’s GDP, clearly caution is warranted. Historically, it is moments like these that precede euphoria and ultimately a crash.

Cautious investors will note that the Nifty is trading at close to 23 times its estimated 12-month earnings, well above its five-year average of about 18 times. This is also much higher than the MSCI Emerging Market Index’s multiple of 13.

UBS Group AG’s wealth management arm is downgrading Indian equities to neutral from most preferred. It argued that the country’s fast macro and earnings recoveries are largely priced into the market’s very rich valuation.

Should you invest in HDFC Asset Allocator Fund of Funds NFO?

HDFC Mutual Fund has launched HDFC Asset Allocator Fund of Funds, an open-ended Fund of Funds scheme investing in equity-oriented, debt-oriented, and gold ETFs schemes. The NFO is open from April 16 and will close on April 30. The fund aims to distribute investible surplus across various asset classes according to risk tolerance, risk appetite, and investment time frame. Historically, gold and equity performed better than debt in terms of returns, while debt had the lowest volatility. To capture the benefits of both worlds, the fund will approach with a systematic & process-driven approach to asset allocation. To know more, read on.

Why asset allocation

Each asset class behaves differently across different economic cycles. With an asset allocation approach towards portfolio, you can reduce dependency on a single asset class to generate returns. Also, you can mitigate volatility of portfolio returns.

Asset allocation funds have existed many years. These funds fall in the hybrid category. There are two subcategories that engage in asset allocation: multi asset allocation and dynamic asset allocation.

HDFC Asset Allocator Fund of Funds

HDFC Asset Allocator Fund of Funds will aim to have exposure in Equity, Debt and Gold.

This will be done by 40-80 percent exposure to Equity, with the majority of money going to Large Cap, Mid Cap, Small-cap and Flexi Cap categories of MF schemes.

There will be 10-50 per cent exposure to Debt. And, there will be 10-30 per cent exposure to Gold through Gold ETFs.

As you can, the HDFC Asset Allocator Fund of Funds will have exposure to all the 3 asset class.

Amit Ganatra will manage the Equity portion, Anil Bamboli will manage Debt portion and Krishan Kumar Daga will manage the Gold portion.

In the recent past, we have seen Motilal Oswal Asset Allocation Passive FoF, Nippon India Asset Allocator, Quantum Multi Asset FoF etc. being launched.

HDFC Asset Allocator Fund of Funds will decide the equity allocation based on a model. The model will indicate the percentage of equity allocation on the basis of back testing results. Portfolio will be rebalanced on a monthly basis.

For the debt allocation, there will be 75-100 percent duration and 0-25 percent sectoral/thematic. The idea is to invest, predominantly, in schemes with exposure, mostly, to issuers with high credit quality. Generally, debt portfolio duration would be in the range of 1- 3 years. However, in case the interest rates are very low or very high in the judgment of the fund manager, then the duration may be beyond this range.

Final thoughts

HDFC Asset Allocator Fund of Funds is another solution for investors seeking an end to their asset allocation woes.

As you know, timing the market for various asset classes is difficult. Lack of diversification leads to higher volatility of returns. Combining negatively correlated/ less correlated asset classes reduces portfolio risk. In this backdrop, one could consider HDFC Asset Allocator Fund of Funds as an option to meet diversified asset allocation needs of investors.

The fund will seek to do active asset allocation, with periodic review and rebalancing. Your profits from the fund will undergo debt taxation with indexation benefits.

The fund’s benchmark is 90% NIFTY 50 Hybrid Composite Debt 65:35 TR Index + 10% Domestic Price of Gold arrived at based on London Bullion Market Association’s (LBMA) AM fixing price.

Exit load kicks in if you exit more than 15 percent of your investments within 1 year.

Motilal Oswal MF launches multi asset passive fund of fund NFOs; should you invest?

Motilal Oswal Asset Management Company (AMC) has announced two New Fund Offers (NFO) — Motilal Oswal Asset Allocation Passive Fund of Fund – Aggressive and Motilal Oswal Asset Allocation Passive Fund of Fund – Conservative.

Instead of managing multiple portfolios of different asset classes, the funds offer management of one portfolio with four asset classes showing a simplistic approach to investing. Here are more details.

About the NFOs

The new schemes are the country’s first 100% passive multi asset FoFs. They will provide allocations across Equity, International Equity, Fixed Income and Commodity, offering investors an opportunity to take exposure in low cost and diversified assets as per risk appetite or investment goal.

Investors looking for a moderate portfolio could invest 50:50 in both funds. Both funds play on the advantage of investing into historically low correlated asset classes.

The NFOs start from Feb. 19 and close on Mar. 5. The allotment date is Mar 12.

Why asset allocation

Factors such as, market timing & security selection are considered to have a relatively small impact on long term investment results.

Generally a significant percentage of volatility of investment performance is driven by asset allocation decisions.

What is unique

What also sets these funds apart from most multi-asset and hybrid schemes is that they follow strategic rebalancing, eliminating market timing risk.

In these funds, there is also no fund manager risk or credit risk involved.

The equity portion (Nifty 500) also removes size and sector bias out of the portfolio since it captures 95%+ of the entire equity market.  

Key attributes of the funds are as follows:

1.       Diversified – Combines four low correlated asset classes

2.       Options per Risk Appetite – Portfolios according to the risk appetite of investors – Aggressive FoF and Conservative FoF

3.       Risk Reduction – Significant reduction of risk in terms of historical annualized volatility and drawdowns

4.       Inbuilt Rebalancing – FoF has rule based portfolio rebalancing in place, which helps asset weights stay in line with the target asset allocation

5.       Tax Efficient – Unlike individual investor, the Mutual Funds don’t incur income tax liability during portfolio rebalancing

6.       Low Cost – All underlying funds are passive funds

What about taxes

From the context of tax implications, unlike equity taxation, given the current regulations, both FoFs will be taxed as debt instruments. A long-term investor who holds this fund could claim indexation benefits which significantly bring down the overall tax implication.

Fund-house speak

Explaining the reasoning and benefit of investment in these funds, Pratik Oswal, Head – Passive Funds, Motilal Oswal Asset Management Company, said, “In our endeavor to continuously simplify investing, we are launching two passive multi-asset funds catering to two risk profiles – aggressive and conservative. Customer’s opting for a moderate option could simply combine both funds (50:50). These FoFs offer a complete portfolio solution in a single fund with periodical rebalancing. With the thousands of investment options today – we believe this single fund is sufficient for an investor’s needs.”

In an environment where equity (domestic and international) is at all-time highs, debt yields at lows and gold being the highest performing asset class in 2020 – we believe a multi-asset solution is a low risk way of deploying capital. These funds are low cost and deliver good returns in most market conditions.

NFO: Nippon India Asset Allocator FoF; details, how to invest

Nippon India Mutual Fund has launched Nippon India Asset Allocator FoF (Fund of Fund). The new fund offer has opened on January 18 and will close for subscription at offer price of Rs 10 on February 1 i.e. next month. We discuss the actively managed passive investment option. Read on. 

Fund nature
Nippon India Asset Allocator FoF is an open ended fund of funds scheme investing in equity oriented schemes, debt oriented schemes and gold ETF of Nippon India Mutual Fund. So, please understand that the fund will invest in schemes of Nippon MF mainly.

Why asset allocation
History is replete with examples on how the performance of various asset classes and even sub asset classes keep changing over time.
Even the best of minds cannot always predict which asset class will do well.

In this backdrop, Nippon India Asset Allocator FoF is a solution. The scheme will invest across Equity oriented schemes, Debt oriented schemes and Gold ETF of Nippon India Mutual Fund with the help of an in-house proprietary model. This model decides allocation across Large Cap, Mid Cap, Small Cap, Short Term Debt, Long Term Debt and Gold ETF.

Markets change, need for dynamism
Markets are volatile. They go through ups and downs. 
The Nippon dynamic framework uses a robust set of Macro, Micro & Market Indicators with an aim to deliver superior risk adjusted returns.

This ensures that you are always invested in the asset classes where the growth is most likely to be. Also, you are exposed to others to diversify risks. 

Nippon India Asset Allocator FoF will go as per an asset allocation framework. It can invest minimum zero per cent in equity schemes and can invest maximum 100 per cent in equity schemes. This is same for debt schemes. For gold ETFs, minimum is zero per cent but maximum is 25 per cent. Money market instruments and liquid schemes exposure range will be 0 to 5 per cent. 

Other scheme details
Nippon India Asset Allocator FoF scheme offers direct and regular plans. It will have Growth Plan and Dividend Plan (Dividend Payout Option and Dividend Reinvestment Option).

Direct Plan is only for investors who purchase /subscribe Units in the scheme directly with the fund (i.e. investments not routed through an AMFI Registration Number (ARN) Holder).

Distribution of dividends will be subject to the availability of distributable surplus.

The scheme shall re-open for ongoing subscription and redemption on or before 15th February 2021.

The Minimum Application for NFO is Rs 5,000.
Minimum additional purchase amount is Rs 1,000. The scheme’s Benchmark Index is CRISIL Hybrid 50 + 50 – Moderate Index.

Name of the Fund Manager -  Prashant Pimple (Senior Fund Manager), Ashutosh Bhargava (Co-Fund Manager). 

Exit load – 10% of the units allotted shall be redeemed without any exit load, on or before completion of 12 months from the date of allotment of units. 

Any redemption in excess of such limit in the first 12 months from the date of allotment shall be subject to the following exit load. 

Redemption of units would be done on First in First out Basis (FIFO): Exit load 1% if redeemed or switched out on or before completion of 12 months from the date of allotment of units.• Nil, thereafter

How to assess your risk profile

Risk profile is a measure of how much risk one should be taking while investing after considering all the factors such as one’s financial situation, needs and attitude towards losses. Risk means different things to different people. So, the risk levels vary.

What is risk?

The definition of risk is the degree of uncertainty or potential financial loss present in an investment decision. Now, when you look at ‘risk’, what do you feel? Do you see opportunity or fear? Do you fear those losses? Or do you believe that risk is an integral part of the investing process?

The answers to these questions will help you understand your risk tolerance. You need to focus on your behavioural tendencies. For instance, try and recollect how you reacted to the last loss you saw on your portfolio or whether you invested more when the markets crashed last time.

Your risk tolerance is a combination of your thoughts and your actions towards your investments.

What is risk tolerance?

Risk tolerance is said to be the degree of variability in investment returns that you are willing to withstand in your financial planning. In simple words, risk tolerance is the level of risk you are willing to take with your investments. Even though it may not be possible to gauge your risk tolerance accurately, you can have a good idea about it. While risk is about making gains, exploiting opportunities, it is also about tolerating the possibility of losses and the ability to withstand market volatility.

Behavioural scientists say that the fear of loss plays a bigger role in investing than the anticipation of gains. Since risk tolerance is about your comfort level with market uncertainty, potential losses will help you understand your risk profile.

Note that risk taking capacity is different from your risk tolerance.

How is it different?

Risk capacity is a mathematical measure of how much risk one can take before it affects their financial goals. Note that it is about your ability to take risks and not willingness. Risk capacity is based on your financial situation. Risk tolerance is attitudinal and may or may not change throughout your life.

However, your risk capacity will change depending on your finances, life and financial goals. Even the time horizon needed to achieve those goals will have an impact on your risk capacity. For instance, if your kids are set to go to college in a year or two, you may be less likely to take on high-risk investments. However, if you are single and have no dependents, you might be willing to put your money in riskier investments.

Changing life circumstances will also change your risk capacity. For instance, a job loss or an accident leading to disability can change your risk capacity. Even an inheritance that you receive will change your risk capacity. So, risk capacity is how much you can afford to take and risk tolerance is how much risk you are willing to take.

Your risk tolerance is decided by a combination of factors such as your life goals, your investment experience, time horizon for each goal, your financial situation, and your ‘fear factor’. A simple way to determine your risk profile is using the ‘age-based’ risk tolerance method. As you might know, a young investor having a long-term time horizon for his/her goals can take more risk. So, the ‘age-based’ risk tolerance method says that an older individual will have a short investment horizon and will have a low-risk tolerance.

How to understand your risk tolerance?

However, this method has several flaws. For instance, just because you are retired you needn’tshift all your money to conservative investments such as fixed deposits. Note that only equities can give you higher returns in the long run so they shouldn’t be dropped from your portfolio. With only debt investments, you might get lower returns. With today’s advanced medical science and higher life expectancy, the 60-year-old investor may have 20 or more years to live. So, use this as just the base for deciding your risk tolerance. Combine with factors such as your attitude towards losses, your finances and your need to take risk to assess your risk profile.

What are the limitations?

Your finances will limit your risk tolerance. An investor with a high net worth can take on more risk. The more your net worth, the more aggressive your risk tolerance can be. Those with limited capital are often drawn to riskier investments because of the lure of easy profits. They think they have higher risk tolerance and their risk capacity is low. They shouldn’t take decisions based on their risk tolerance alone. When too much risk is assumed with too little capital, they can be forced to sell. Always combine your risk tolerance and risk capacity to take investment decisions.

Finding your risk profile is a complex process of analysing your finances, needs and attitude. You can take the help of consultants at Wealthzi.com to make investments that are right for you.

How to rebalance your portfolio

When you set up a portfolio, you will have an asset allocation for your portfolio. Asset allocation is an investment strategy that helps balance the risks and rewards associated with investing by apportioning the portfolio’s assets as per your goals, risk tolerance, and investment horizon. In simple terms, you will set the percentages for investments in debt and equity and the cash that you will maintain. However, these percentages don’t remain the same throughout your investing horizon. They change based on the equity and debt market movements. Let’s understand how this happens.

Let’s say given your risk tolerance, financial goals and their time horizon, you have decided that your portfolio should look like this:

Asset%Rs.
Equity606,00,000
Bond353,50,000
Cash550,000

Over the years, the markets seem to be doing really well and a couple of your shares zoom ahead and before you know it, your portfolio changes to:

Asset%Rs.
Equity71.011,00,000
Bond25.84,00,000
Cash3.250,000

You might want to ask, ‘What’s the problem? I gained Rs. 5,00,000 – isn’t that a good thing?’ Of course, it is. However, the problem is that, you have moved away from your original asset allocation and possibly exposed yourself to more risk than is not in line with your risk profile.

This is where you, as a sensible investor, should take some action to bring the portfolio back to the original asset allocation. This is rebalancing.

What is rebalancing?

Rebalancing is the process of buying and selling parts of your portfolio in a bid to rearrange the weight of each asset class back to its initial proportions. In simple terms, it is returning your portfolio to the proper mix of equities, debt and cash when they no longer conform to your financial plan.

Portfolio rebalancing will help you keep your portfolio in line with your financial plan. Understand that rebalancing is not an endeavor to time the market. You need to consider it as a timely reassessment and modification of your investments that will help you reach your goals while ensuring that your risk profile isn’t ignored.

How to re-balance your portfolio

There are different methods for rebalancing your portfolio.

Calendar rebalancing 

Calendar rebalancing is the most basic approach. This involves analysing your investments in the portfolio at scheduled time intervals and then adjusting them to the original allocation at a preferred frequency.

Quarterly assessments might be preferred for equity investments because monthly or weekly rebalancing could be overly expensive. A yearly approach could also be considered if you have a higher risk appetite. You should determine the ideal frequency of rebalancing based on time constraints, transaction costs and your risk profile. A major advantage of calendar rebalancing over other methods is that it is less time consuming and least expensive for you as it involves less trades and the assessments are made at pre-determined dates. The downside to calendar rebalancing is that it does not allow for rebalancing on a more dynamic basis even if the markets change significantly.

Here’s how to rebalance using calendar rebalancing.

  1. First you need to record your investments. If you have decided on an asset-allocation strategy and have purchased the right securities in each asset class, keep a record of the cost of each investment at that time, as well as the total cost of your portfolio along with the percentages for each of the asset classes. This historical data will help you compare them with present values in the future.
  2. On a chosen date, review the value of your portfolio and of each asset class. Calculate the percentages for each asset class in your portfolio by dividing the value of each asset class by the total portfolio value. Compare this to the original percentages. Note if there are any significant changes. If not, it may be better to remain passive.

Constant rebalancing

A more responsive approach to rebalancing is constant rebalancing. Every asset class is given a target percentage and a corresponding tolerance range. For instance, an allocation strategy might say that the requirement is to have 30% in mid-cap equities, 30% in blue chips and 20% in bonds with a range of +/- 5% for each of these asset classes. Note that mid-cap equities and blue chips can fluctuate between 5% and 35%. When the percentage of any one asset class moves outside the allowable band, the entire portfolio needs to be rebalanced to reflect the initial asset allocation.

You can use any one of these portfolio rebalancing techniques.

  1. When you find that changes in your asset class percentages have distorted the portfolio, take the present value of your portfolio and multiply it by each of the percentages originally assigned to each asset class. The figures you get will be the amounts that should be invested in each asset class to maintain your original asset allocation.
  2. To achieve the original asset allocation, you could sell off some of the shares where profits have exceeded your expectations and invest those profits in debt. Another alternative will be to look at your other equity holdings and sell the underperformers. You could even introduce new shares or bonds in your portfolio to bring those percentages back to where they were.

It might seem okay to leave the portfolio alone, especially if you have made profits. However, the purpose of having an asset allocation is to achieve the best return for your risk appetite. Doing nothing will violate this. As a rule of thumb, when your allocations drift by 10% or more from your original allocation, you should re-balance. This could happen over time or following an abrupt rise or decline in one or more asset classes.

Portfolio rebalancing helps you stick to your financial plan. You should check your portfolio once a quarter and more frequently if there is significant gain/loss in an asset class.

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