How often is Shankar Sharma's portfolio updated?
Portfolios are updated quarterly based on the shareholding patterns filed by listed companies with the BSE and NSE.
What are the latest stock additions to Shankar Sharma's portfolio in the latest quarter?
No new stock additions to Shankar Sharma's portfolio in Mar 2026.
In which stocks did Shankar Sharma increase stake recently?
Shankar Sharma increased stake in 526775-BOM by 0.90% (from 2.62% to 3.52%) in the current quarter (Mar 2026). This typically indicates increasing conviction in the company’s growth.
In which stocks did Shankar Sharma exit or sell recently?
Shankar Sharma exited or reduced holdings in VIPCLOTHNG by -1.63% (from 1.63% to 0.00%), RAMASTEEL by -1.49% (from 1.49% to 0.00%), VERTOZ by -1.01% (from 1.01% to 0.00%), ACESOFT by -0.19% (from 3.32% to 3.13%), THOMASCOTT by -0.04% (from 8.16% to 8.12%) in the current quarter (Mar 2026). Note that an exit doesn't always mean a bad outlook; it could be profit booking or rebalancing.
On which sectors is Shankar Sharma bullish right now?
Based on current portfolio concentration, Shankar Sharma has the highest exposure to the Telecommunication sector (36.81 Cr).
Who is Shankar Sharma and how has the investing journey been?
Shankar Sharma is an Indian investor and market commentator known for an active, macro-aware approach to equities. Over the years he has been followed for bold calls, thematic views, and public positions disclosed through filings and interviews. He often combines market cycles with company-level insights.
What is the investment philosophy of Shankar Sharma?
Cycle-aware investing: marry fundamentals with valuations and market psychology. He looks for asymmetry—limited downside with large upside—using themes, risk management, and the willingness to change stance as data changes.
What is the total net worth of Shankar Sharma's public portfolio?
The total value of tracked holdings of Shankar Sharma is approximately ₹ 95.20 Cr (7 stocks).
Why is some data in the titan tracker awaited or delayed?
Companies are only required to disclose shareholders holding >1% stake at the end of every quarter. Small trades below this threshold are not publicly visible. If a stock has not yet released shareholding data for the most recent quarter, the portfolio will reflect data from the last available quarter.
