Stock markets have been volatile in the last couple of months. The stocks used to make money for the investors have come under considerable pressure like private sector banks. Even FMCG companies are feeling the heat in the recent past even though they are outperforming. YTD Bank Nifty index is down by almost half.

There is little clarity where one should find shelter in such trying times as global as well as domestic sentiments have turned fragile. The undercurrent in the market is weak, which visible from the fact that good news hardly lifts indices (even it lift it does not sustain), but bad news takes out 2-3 percent in a day. The recently announced stimulus package is a case in point which did not lift the sentiments. On the contrary, it added more pressure to stock indices.

So, where do you find stocks that can help you to generate good returns in the medium to long term?

In such a trying time, we have a solution to your problem. I strongly recommend that you look at our Mojo stocks. Mojo stocks are the top-recommended stocks from MarketsMojo. Each Mojo stock has been thoroughly filtered by our big data machine to ensure that company has excellent financials, better corporate governance standards, and a strong balance sheet. The kind of rigor that we put in that only 1 percent of the listed universe can make it to this prestigious list. This exclusive club will not have more than 40 companies (out of 4000 companies analyzed by us) at any given time.

There are a few unique things about our Mojo stocks.

First, Mojo stocks are the finest stocks as per big data analysis of MarketsMojo. These companies are more resilient when the market is down and moves faster when the market trends up.

But you need not take my words for granted. Let me show a few examples of the same.

GMM Pfaudler came in as a Mojo stock on 9th August 2019, and since then, it’s up by 167 percent against BSE 500, which is down by 20 percent! Take another example Alkyl Amines which came in on 6th November 2019 as a mojo stock and since then up by 81 percent against BSE 500, which is down by 26 percent. On the other hand, Avenue Supermarts became Mojo stock on 11th February 2020, and since then, it’s merely down by 4 percent against a benchmark, which is down by 27 percent. The example shows that Mojo stocks are resilient too. You can access the full list here. I am sure the list will convince you how Mojo stocks created alpha in the falling market.

Our backtesting shows that Mojo stocks boast success ratio as high as 80 percent. That means eight out of 10 shares will outperform the benchmark. Isn’t that great?

Just one line of caution. Never take too much exposure to a single company. Hence invest in Mojo stocks as a basket. This will ensure that you diversify your portfolio, generating better risk-adjusted returns.

So what are you waiting for?

In case you need clarity, please feel free to write to me.

Regards
Sunil Damania
Chief Investment Officer