Investment Strategy From Multi-Millionaires

[@samarjitacharya]

Not only your video is informative but one can learn good english also from you.

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Glad to hear that

[@dineshbalu711]

Only benifits are covered, risk is not covered properly. Loan can be continued only when underlying asset is appreciating. When market goes down by 20% from purchase price, then our entire principle will be wipped out, then broker will have no option than exiting our pledged holdings.

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Hi principle will not be wiped but you will asked to bring 20 more capital and you can continue to hold your position

[@pixalsb09]

Yes what u said is right...even I m using it and taking the benefits

[@dewanmohamed9167]

@@AKTAssociatesOfficial but if I have that backup amount of 20% idle that I can bring in further during market fall then why are we misleading returns as 42% considering 80% leverage rather it should be accounted for 60% leverage isn't it?

[@caaruntiwari3170]

@@dewanmohamed9167 The Backup Amount is also not Idle it is still making 6%-7% in Liquid fund, The Leverage on fund deployed is 80% The Back up amt only used when marked corrected just after your investment,

[@coolmonkey5269]

sir will mstock give mtf to goldbees and nasdaq etf also can i diversify 30% niftybees 30% goldbees 30% mon100 nasdaq etf

[@praveenvenkatesha2720]

Hi Sir, thanks for explaining the MTF concept. I have a question. I have 10 lakhs and i took 30 lakh margin. First year i got no return from market, then i have to give 3 lakhs in interest as per 10% interest rate for 30lakh rupees. So i have to arrange that somewhere or if i want to adjest it from my existing portfolio, then i am left with 7 lakhs in principle. If this happens for 3 years in a row, which is quite possible, then my entire capital will be wiped off. So this strategy is definitely a double edge sword, only works in a rising market. Please correct me if i am wrong.

[@aruntiwari3644]

If interest is specifically for investment we can reduce under cost section. Or you can treat whole mtf as trading activity and adjust intrest expenses

[@caaruntiwari3170]

There is a way to manage this, we can bring further 20% capital from Reserve Liquid fund or FD instead of selling whole position, There are other way as well to manage this

[@pixalsb09]

Yes u can only pay that interest on a daily basis by maintaining it in the account...suggest you to use mtf in bull market only if u can't manage the interest...

[@coolmonkey5269]

wow sir u was a hidden gem. plz make more videos on stock market.

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Sure I will

[@ajaychandel1511]

Hi, i have stopped mtf after using, its nice concept but daily charges sucks when your portfolio move in downward direction and u can not fund that, can u tell how to save tax on mtf interest that is new and need some more details

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

That psychology Think charges part of cost not expenses

[@ravikumardey6336]

Sir, Please consider STCG or LTCG on MTF profit..So it will effect your final returms per annum. Is it posible to balance your MTF interest with Capital gain?

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

You can show Interest charges as cost of Investment and reduce the total capital gain

[@milanaum]

@AKTAssociatesOfficial Sir ..I understand that expenses such as costs permissible only if its related to business ie if i am showing it as Capital Gains then it's not permissible.. you have also mentioned in your video that one has to show the stocks investment as stock in trade of business and not as pure investment capital gains ..

[@markpulicherla]

Dear sir, most of the brokers provide 4X leverage only not 5X leverage even mstock. But you have consider 5X. (if I have 1L, broker will give 3L ...... i.e 4X Leverage)

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

For ETF 80% Margin is provided

[@sudhanshusharma4127]

Sir how 8 lacs for nifty to be arranged....cant understand...pl explain

[@maheshkumarverma6599]

My dear CA sahib this facility is available to Bita traders and to be bita traders one is supposed to be active trader. Please explain this concept too.

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Sir only for zerodha trader it is in Beta facility and MTF will not work in trading

[@coolmonkey5269]

avaible in fyers dhan for every1

[@PrabuIndAuto]

Sir Good info. I learnt from this video only Few suggestions 1. Show numbers and calculations on screen with an example. 2. A plain background would be better and look more professional( my personal opinion) 3. Video coild have been shorter 4. Caution about having liquid funds to handle fluctuating market The above are just suggestions for impovement next time Overall good content😊

[@sadafansari6013]

Dont had, wrong Didn't have .... right

[@42santana]

Would it be possible to share an example

[@prafullakumarrout3496]

But it is not that much advisable, although good but to be cautiously operated.

[@jacksondominic1054]

Hi sir If the share price gone down we have to add fund for that loss made using the leverage fund.That is big concern while using MTF.

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Yes if stock down by 20% for that we mark an FD or liquid fund which we can liquidate and bring in for margin

[@markpulicherla]

Good strategy Eagerly waiting for next video on MTF

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Will upload soon

[@Harryprasad930]

Tell us more about how to find stable stocks for this strategy

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Keep watching series I will tell you 3 way to analysis

[@kulinshah]

How will one pay interest? As you have not covered that . Also the loss amount is to be paid in cash.

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Only margin you have to bring

[@fin-o5x]

Is this floating rate

[@chetanbadgujar590]

Sir, smart beta ETF also can be used in MTF....

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Nifty ETF can be used

[@shivangidixit3790]

Hey, can we sell options against margin that we will get after pledging 10 lakh worth nifty bees ?

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Yes but you need to bring 50% cash margin from either cash or liquid fund

[@prakashkulkarni2629]

Good Info Sir.

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Thanks

[@MACREDDY]

Which are the brokers offering MTF with 7 to 8 percent? Can anyone please answer.

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Mstock above 5 cr

[@42santana]

You mentioned selling long term options - Would they be call or Put options and how would you select the strike prices

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Mostly put Or far off calls

[@PraveenKumar-go3zk]

Strategy shared is convincing. I have so far invested in mutual funds through apps like groww. Now, for implementation of the strategy suggested by you, do I have to open another demat account with margin funds provider ?

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Right but i suggest you follow me for 6 month learn at my cost and mistakes and than start

[@bahuguna15]

Hi sir. Nicely you have introduced to the concept of MTF. Plz do provide your list of Large cap 10-15 stocks for educational purpose. Also plz consider changing language to Hindi as then your valuable videos will get more viewership. Regards

[@haricomputers]

Thank you sir

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

Welcome

[@harshalkabade9835]

@@haricomputers Hi just saw your video. And subscribeed to it. I would like to understand it throughout. Please let me know.... If you can provide one case study end to end up market and down market with details about strikes will be more practical

[@Gazab251]

Hi Arun, that was realistic and matured approach to make some returns based on the recent evolving market and a sincere approach to look out for the future and plan, having said that, as a low time investor let's assume exactly like you said by 10x40 funding having a go with the current market correction prices how do one choose the stocks because almost all the stocks got corrected right now, and since mtf could only be from the large cap segment of nifty 50, kindly make a vedio on stock selection and if possible some preferred one too. Thanks and great regards, God bless, 🙏

[@AKTAssociatesOfficial]

You can start with nifty etf Or a group of nigty stock which has correctec 20%