Mutual fund buy and sell stocks to make profits and provide divided to the Mutual Fund Holders. Here, I have found a way where you can see the stocks hold buy Mutual Fund.
How to find stocks holding by Mutual Fund?
NIBL Capital, Nabil Capital, Global IME Capital, Siddhartha Capital, etc. launch multiple Mutual Fund and collect money from the people. They take certain expenses charge and distribute the profit to the people. The investment of such amount is diversified by the well experienced, qualified and regulated team.
The Mutual Funds have dedicated team in managing funds collected from people. You can find out the stocks picked up by such qualified teams and buy them as well.
There are multiple ways to find out the stocks.
- Fund Managers (Capital)
- Free Nepse Tool
The fund managers publishes reports on their website. You can check the mutual fund investment on the reports.
Whereas, the Nepsealpha which is a popular nepse charting and scanning tool allows you to see the stocks hold by mutual fund.
Visit Nepsealpha and find the Mutual Fund Performance option Under Alpha Screen, else you can click on this link to get that page.
There, you can see the list of mutual funds. At the Stock Holdings Option, you can see the View Stocks where you can see the total stock holdings by that Mutual fund.
However, Sastoshare is more efficient to show the actual holding of Mutual Fund. Under the Mutual Fund Tab, you get the extended option BUY SELL LIST. Here, you can choose the Mutual Fund and look into the Net Buy Sell quantity. But, what I like is that there is also an another option to choose stock.
You can just choose the stock and see whether Mutual Funds are buying it or NOT.
This simple trick can help you in choosing stocks and grow your investment with capital gains.
Why check which stocks are held by Mutual Funds?
In Nepal, mutual funds are managed by professional who research companies before investing. They have deep knowledge of fundamentals and technical. When you check which shares a mutual fund is holding, you are learning:
- potential growth stocks
- sector allocation in Nepse
- companies being avoided and exited
- get inspiration for your portfolio
- avoid overly hyped stocks
- diversify investments