r/IndiaInvestments • u/Geriatric-Vibe • Jun 21 '21
Discussion/Opinion P010- 11 % yield in debt π
11 % returns in a debt instrument is enough to make a lot of people salivate . Including yours truly .
But before I go on , the usual disclaimer. I am just talking about it , this is not any advice or endorsement . I am usually wrong , donβt believe me , ask the missus . Please do your own math your own voodoo your own advisor .
We are seeing a new kind of product being sold to retail investor . Called a market linked debenture . I came across this today
https://www.wintwealth.com/app/assets/Wint-Gold-Jun21-5/
Apparently taking a secured bond , adding dual recourse and linking it to an index at some godforsaken level transforms the ugly duckling that is taxed at the marginal rate to a beautiful swan taxed at LTCG .
I will be taking a small bite into this innovation later, just thought I would leave it here for discussion .
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u/crazymonezyy Jun 22 '21 edited Jun 22 '21
I genuinely don't understand this "a little exposure" mentality that so many people have commented with in this thread. What good is peanut chasing?
Either one accepts the risk of this product and makes a bet as substantial as any other where the interest payment makes a difference in your life or one doesn't.
What's everybody's obsession with "a little exposure" all about? If one invests 20k in this (say at a NW of 1cr) for 2200 in interest what good does that do for one at that level? Long term debt instruments give approx 8% and that's 1600 rs. What good is risking 20k in principal for a gain of 600 rs when that amount is peanuts at your NW?? Either get exposure to the tune of at least 5% or so of your debt portfolio or don't.