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The Finmagine Star Investors page lets you track the disclosed stock holdings of India's most celebrated investors — Ashish Kacholia, Dolly Khanna, Vijay Kedia, and many others. All data is sourced from BSE quarterly shareholding disclosures — mandatory filings that are legally reliable, not speculation. Because it is filing-based, the data lags real-time trades by up to one quarter.
The Finmagine Star Investors page lets you track the disclosed stock holdings of India's most celebrated investors — Ashish Kacholia, Dolly Khanna, Vijay Kedia, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Radhakishan Damani, and many others.
All data is sourced from BSE quarterly shareholding disclosures — the mandatory filings that listed companies submit when any investor holds more than 1% of their equity. Because it is filing-based, the data lags real-time trades by up to one quarter. What you see is what was disclosed as of the latest filing period. Use it as a portfolio intelligence signal, not a real-time copy-trade feed.
The main page shows an investor grid. Each card contains:
| Element | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Avatar & Name | Colour-coded initials avatar + investor name. |
| Known For | One-line description of the investor's identity or style. |
| Style Tags | Investment style labels (e.g. Small Cap, Deep Value, GARP, Momentum). |
| Total Disclosed | Aggregate market value of all disclosed holdings in Cr. |
| Stock Count | Number of disclosed holdings. |
| Latest Period | The most recent quarter for which data is available (e.g. Q3 2025-26). |
Click any investor card to open their full portfolio detail page.
High-conviction small-cap investor known for early entries in manufacturing and niche businesses before they re-rate.
At the top: total disclosed portfolio value, number of stocks, and latest reporting quarter. Quick context before you dive in.
A horizontal row of green chips showing stocks the investor entered this quarter for the first time. These are high-signal additions — a new position indicates conviction above 1% at current prices.
A colour-coded horizontal bar showing portfolio allocation by sector. Each segment is proportional to the sector's weight. This tells you at a glance whether the investor is concentrated (e.g. 60% Manufacturing) or diversified.
The core of the page. Each row shows:
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| # | Rank by value — largest holding is #1. |
| Symbol / Company | NSE ticker and registered name. Click symbol to open full Finmagine analysis. |
| % Holding | The disclosed stake as a percentage of the company's total equity. |
| Value (Cr) | Estimated market value of the stake based on latest price × shares held. |
| Change Pill | Quarter-over-quarter change signal — see below. |
| Pill | What it means | How to interpret it |
|---|---|---|
| 🆕 New | Position not present last quarter; stake now ≥ 1%. | Highest signal. The investor made a deliberate new bet above the 1% disclosure threshold. Research why. |
| ↑ Increased | Existing position was bought up this quarter. | Conviction add. The investor topped up at prevailing prices. Positive but less dramatic than a new entry. |
| ↓ Decreased | Position size reduced but still above 1%. | Partial exit or profit booking. May also be dilution from new shares. Check if it's the first decrease. |
| 🚪 Exited | Stake fell below 1% or was sold entirely. | The investor is no longer a significant holder. Investigate — but don't panic-sell before checking the fundamentals. |
| — Unchanged | Same % holding as last quarter. | Position held as-is. Conviction maintained but no new capital deployed. |
Open several investor detail pages and look for the New Entries bar. When the same stock appears as a new entry for multiple legendary investors in the same quarter, that's a high-conviction signal worth researching.
A star investor's sector breakdown reveals their current thesis. If 50% of the portfolio is in manufacturing, they're making a macro bet on that sector. Understand the thesis before picking individual stocks from their list.
When a stock catches your eye, click the symbol to open the Finmagine analysis page. Check ratios, scorecard, forensics, and valuation before buying — the investor may have entered at a much lower price.
When a star investor exits a stock you hold, don't panic-sell — but do investigate. Read recent earnings, check forensic signals, and look for Red Flag Detector outputs in the AI Advisor. The exit may be portfolio rebalancing, or it may be a warning.
A single quarter is one data point. Track the same investor over 3–4 quarters to understand their build-up pattern. Investors like Ashish Kacholia often increase positions over multiple quarters before the stock re-rates.
The % holding tells you conviction, not price. The investor may have entered at half the current market price. Before buying, check the stock's valuation zone in the Finmagine Valuation tab — if it's already at a stretched PE relative to peers, the easy money may already be made.
A new entry is at most one quarter old. The investor may have entered at a price 20–30% below the current level. Use it as a research trigger — not a buy signal.
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