Anand Kumar
If you are a frequent visitor to Value Research Online, which readers of this magazine often are, you would have heard a lot about our new 'Stock Ratings' system. If you are exclusively a mutual fund investor, then it's likely that you are ignoring all this talk about stock ratings because, indeed, it has nothing to do with you. That is not true at all. Our stock ratings system will also benefit our mutual fund investors. Let's understand why I'm saying this. It has been three decades since we launched our 'Mutual Fund Ratings'. During these decades, millions of Indian investors like you have used our rating system to choose good funds to invest in and, just as importantly, to avoid bad funds they were tempted by. Our fund ratings are unique in being completely objective (purely numbers-driven with no subjective element) and freely available to every investor as soon as they are updated every month. Starting January 1 this year, we have launched our stock ratings based on the same principles and the same underlying approach. Just as we do for the mutual fund ratings you use,
This article was originally published on January 19, 2024.





