The design leans on breadth and hit frequency. Forty names spread single-stock risk thin, and the fortnightly screen keeps the portfolio rotating into whatever the mid and small-cap tape currently rewards. Wins do not need to be huge when they come often enough. Frequency does the compounding work.
The regime risk is real. Mid and small caps correct as a segment, and when they do, this card goes down with them and stays down until the segment turns. Drawdowns here are measured in months, not weeks. That is the price of running the segment with no debt or gold cushion.
What you get for sitting through that is the full mid and small-cap engine when the regime is on. The strong stretches on this card have historically been very strong, and the recoveries come from the same breadth that spreads the risk.
The card buys only stocks priced under 2000, the practical filter that maps the NSE Universe down to actively-tradeable mid and small-cap names. It rebalances every 2 weeks regardless of regime. It holds 40 names equal-weight. No fixed-income buffer. No gold sleeve. No defensive overlay.
Each rebalance publishes the full list, and the roster typically spans power and renewables, capital goods, metals, pharma, capital markets, and a long tail of smaller names. The current holdings and the next rebalance date sit alongside this card and update on schedule.
This is not a starter card. If you have not lived through a small-cap correction, start with Nifty 50 Equal Weight or a multi-asset card and graduate. This is also not a tax-friendly product if traded in a non-registered account.
The numbers beside this card do the talking on performance. The structure they measure does not change.