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The Conviction Club- Knowledge Series Post : (Report Date- 11th Jan 2024)

What is HRITIK?

HRITIK is an abbreviation for six stocks, namely HDFC Bank, Reliance Industries, Infosys, TCS, HDFC, ICICI Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank. These 6 Nifty heavyweights account for 39.6 percent of the index weightage.

HRITHIK stocks have an enormous impact in the Indian market and possess a combined market capitalization that is bigger than the size of most national economies. HRITHIK stocks are considered the FAANG of India

Company & Stock Symbol	Weightage	Industry
HDFC Bank (HDFCBANK) CMP 1	13.26%	Financial Services
Reliance Industries (RELIANCE)	9.11%	Oil & Gas
ITC (ITC)	4.37%	FMCG
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS)	4.05%	Information Technology
Infosys (INFY)	5.89%	Information Technology
Kotak Mahindra Bank (KOTAK BANK)	2.93%	Financial Services
Total	39.61%

Why HRITIK fundamentally makes sense rather than owning a Nifty ETF at this stage?

PE Ratio of HRITIK stocks is 25 and a 10 Year EPS Growth of 14.5% CAGR giving us a PEG Ratio of 1.72 , whereas NIFTY PE Ratio stands at 23.1 and has a 10 years EPS growth of 10.74% CAGR giving us a PEG ratio of 2.18.

From above data it is quite evident that HRITIK stocks provides an additional margin of safety of 24% in valuations based on PEG Ratio compared to NIFTY50. There is a higher possibility of EPS Growth in HRITIK stocks than Nifty.

Especially when one is expecting a tsunami of foreign investment happening over the next 6 months, based on this blog. For someone who doesn’t want to take exposure to the cyclical sector like Metals and Old Economy, they can prefer structural growth story of HRITHIK.

Why investing in HRITIK stocks makes sense technically, rather than owning a Nifty ETF at this stage?

Conclusion

Creating a portfolio of HRITIK stocks will stand the test of time. The companies have good cash flows, higher profitability, dependable balance sheets, management capabilities to wither downtrends.

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