Sugar stocks are a natural hedge against daru.

As ethanol blending increases, ENA prices will go up as so will the cost of your daru 😂😂

Phir bolna nahin ki bataya nahin

You wanna read bullshit, here it is.

They are trying to portray high portfolio churn as updating of portfolios.

So if the fund manager churns his portfolio more he is updating his portfolio

By this logic citadel & Renaissance have the most updated port

How ridiculous isthat!

@ramnath2015 DCF is a lot of bullshit.
5 yrs back u could have run a DCF in ITC and come to great conclusion but over the last 5 yrs the youth globally has moved away from cigarettes to weed

@SunDudez No it becomes quality 😂😂

Two of the best small cap investors I think are Anil Kumar Goel and Girish Gulati.

I don’t personally know them but I know they are good when I see their names appearing in shareholding list of some really good companies

🎩’s off

@SterlingFincap @varinder_bansal EV and PV (Photovoltaic) will cut short the ethanol ramp up. Renuka will end up like their Brazillian misadventure. Disclaimer - Was stuck in Renuka for years and had written off the investments. Good to see green pasture holding with SL

Well it's happening...

Someone who usually buys after I suggest, msgd me and said...
"U should read Renuka Sugar"

U don't know - Modi ji changing Ethanol Rules...

When I argued..immediate response was to send some watsapp msg & a reply "I bought Balrampur also sometime back"

Just to add : I have no views on sugar stocks.. I don't understand if Sugar stocks are overvalued or undervalued..

Sugar industry is poised to change drastically over the coming years from cyclical to structural.
We can fall in the footsteps of Brazil which produces ethanol and sugar equally from sugarcane and reduce the overcapacity issue of industry.
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Let's first understand how a sugar factory works:
Sugarcane is crushed in a sugar factory that primarily extracts sugar syrup and fiber which is called bagasse. Bagasse is used to generate electricity, the excess power generates is then sold to the electricity companies.

Sugar syrup is then boiled to extract sugar, the syrup can be boiled up to three times to extract maximum sugar, and the residue left is known as molasses
Molasses can be further processed to generate ethanol and alcohol

The sugar syrup if being boiled twice generate B heavy molasses which has more sugar content hence can generate higher ethanol, the syrup boiled three times leaves C heavy molasses which has very low sugar content having lower ethanol yield

Ethanol can also be extracted directly from sugar syrup without making sugar, this leads to the highest ethanol yield and also fetches higher ethanol prices in the market.

@varinder_bansal