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ALLCAP

Allcap

50 stocks. Fortnightly rotation. CAGR 48.02%. Highest Sharpe on the lineup at 1.77.

Updated 6 May 2026 Rebalances 2 weeks Next: 2026-05-11
CAGR
48.02%
Sharpe Ratio
1.77
Max Drawdown
-22.70%
Min Capital
₹235000

How It Works

  1. Step 1 | Universe Start from Nifty Total Market (max 5000) filtered to stocks priced under ₹5000.
  2. Step 2 | Rank Score every stock in the universe by a momentum composite (price trend over multiple lookbacks, risk-adjusted). The top names by score become the candidate list.
  3. Step 3 | Select Hold the top 50 names by score. Equal-weight across the book so no single name dominates.
  4. Step 4 | Rebalance Every 2 weeks the model re-runs end-to-end. Names that fall out of the top 50 are sold; new entrants are bought. You see the full holdings list at every rebalance.

Who This Is For

Suitable for
investors who want growth but read a 25 percent drawdown as opportunity not panic
Suggested allocation
20 to 40 percent of equity capital
Time horizon
5 years or longer. Drawdowns of 23% have happened in the backtest and can happen again. Capital you might need within 12 months should not be here.
Capital required
₹235000 minimum. This buys roughly one share of every holding at current prices. Investing more buys fractions of additional units and tightens the model's expected behaviour.

Strategy Configuration

Universe
Nifty Total Market (max 5000)
Holdings
50 stocks
Rebalance
2 weeks
Risk Level
Moderately High
Benchmark
Nifty 50
Max Stock Price
₹5000
Live NAV | Backtested 2021 onwards

Allcap vs Nifty 50

Both indexed to 100 on inception. Hover for date-by-date NAV. Range chips to zoom; expand button for full window.

NAV indexed to 100 on inception (Jan 2021 or later). Backtested returns include realistic transaction costs. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Source: NSE BhavCopy.

Performance Metrics

Metric Allcap Nifty 50
CAGR 48.02% 10.68%
Cumulative Return 611.24% 66.10%
Sharpe Ratio 1.77 0.79
Max Drawdown -22.70% -16.92%
Volatility 23.83% 14.03%

Cost Decomposition

Gross Return
719.00%
Total Cost
107.77%
Net Return
611.24%

Worst 5 Drawdowns

Started Recovered Max DD Duration (days)
2024-12-20 2026-04-03 -22.70% 469
2022-01-21 2022-08-05 -17.96% 196
2021-08-06 2021-09-24 -12.55% 49
2023-01-06 2023-04-21 -11.59% 105
2024-02-09 2024-03-29 -11.44% 49

Yearly Returns

2021
+46.9%
2022
+29.5%
2023
+99.8%
2024
+76.7%
2025
-4.1%
2026
+10.5%

Sector allocation

10 sectors represented in the equity sleeve. Largest concentration: Capital Goods at 24.0%. Equal-weighted at the stock level, so sector weights drift with which momentum names rank highest.

Capital Goods 24.0%
Power & Utilities 16.0%
Metals & Mining 14.0%
Chemicals 12.0%
Auto & Components 10.0%
IT & Technology 8.0%
FMCG & Consumer 6.0%
Banking & Financial 6.0%
Realty & Construction 2.0%
Pharma & Healthcare 2.0%

Current Holdings

50 positions as of 2026-04-24 rebalance. Allocation percentages reflect equal-weighted sleeve at rebalance day; current values drift with price.

STLTECH
2.0%
QPOWER
2.0%
CUPID
2.0%
KRN
2.0%
ADANIPOWER
2.0%
WEBELSOLAR
2.0%
LLOYDSME
2.0%
PFOCUS
2.0%
NATIONALUM
2.0%
AVANTIFEED
2.0%
JAYNECOIND
2.0%
THERMAX
2.0%
TDPOWERSYS
2.0%
KSB
2.0%
ATHERENERG
2.0%
HINDCOPPER
2.0%
THANGAMAYL
2.0%
ACUTAAS
2.0%
ACMESOLAR
2.0%
KIRLOSENG
2.0%
SANSERA
2.0%
MCX
2.0%
GVT&D
2.0%
IMFA
2.0%
VEDL
2.0%
BELRISE
2.0%
OLAELEC
2.0%
GALLANTT
2.0%
LLOYDSENT
2.0%
EIEL
2.0%
WELCORP
2.0%
ANGELONE
2.0%
HFCL
2.0%
ADANIGREEN
2.0%
APOLLO
2.0%
LLOYDSENGG
2.0%
ABDL
2.0%
AZAD
2.0%
ADANIENSOL
2.0%
INOXINDIA
2.0%
DEEPAKFERT
2.0%
KAJARIACER
2.0%
OSWALPUMPS
2.0%
FIVESTAR
2.0%
AWFIS
2.0%
HEG
2.0%
JINDALSAW
2.0%
MTARTECH
2.0%
PREMIERENE
2.0%
ZYDUSWELL
2.0%
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Why This Strategy

Allcap holds 50 names from the broadest universe on the platform. The Nifty Total Market is roughly 750 stocks. Filter for prices under 5000, run the standard momentum screen, take the top 50 equal-weighted, rotate every two weeks. That structure is why this card has the highest Sharpe of any pure-equity card on the lineup at 1.77.

The 5-year backtest produced a cumulative return of 611.24% against the Nifty 50's 66.10%. CAGR 48.02% is essentially identical to Midcap Smallcap's 48.98%, but you got there with smoother math: Sharpe 1.77 vs 1.61, volatility 23.83% vs 27.09%, max drawdown 22.70% vs 26.17%, and a positive average win to average loss ratio of 1.14 vs 0.97. Higher hit rate, smoother distribution, same return.

This is not the highest CAGR card on the lineup. Alpha 5 has that at 58.34%. This is the steadiest. 50 equal-weighted names from a 750-stock universe diversifies single-stock noise more than any other equity card. The trade-off: a 2.35L floor that puts this out of reach for first-time systematic investors.

The 469-day drawdown that just resolved is a real event. From December 2024 to April 2026 you watched the portfolio sit between 10 and 22 percent below peak. Sharpe 1.77 over five years still required fifteen months underwater on the calendar. If you cannot stay invested through that, this is the wrong card.

What you get for sitting through it: 2023 returned 99.8%, 2024 added 76.7%, 2026 is already up 10.5% YTD through April. 5 of the 6 calendar windows in the lookback closed positive. Best week 8.57%. Worst week 10.97%.

The card buys only stocks priced under 5000. The 5000 cap (versus Midcap Smallcap's 2000) admits some larger mid-cap names that sit just below the largecap threshold. It rebalances every 2 weeks regardless of regime. It holds 50 names equal-weighted at roughly 2 percent each. No fixed-income buffer. No gold sleeve. No defensive overlay. Pure equity momentum on the broadest investible universe.

The 27 April 2026 rebalance built a portfolio with significant power, renewable, and cap-goods tilt. Names include OLAELEC, ADANIPOWER, ADANIGREEN, ADANIENSOL, ATHERENERG, JAYNECOIND, ACMESOLAR, WEBELSOLAR (power and renewables), THERMAX, KSB, KIRLOSENG, KAJARIACER, AWFIS, INOXINDIA, SANSERA, FIVESTAR, BELRISE, HEG, JINDALSAW (cap goods and industrials), VEDL, HINDCOPPER, NATIONALUM (metals), MCX, ANGELONE, PFOCUS (capital markets), HFCL, STLTECH (telecom), ABDL, DEEPAKFERT, ACUTAAS (pharma and chemicals), and a long tail of mid-cap names. Next rebalance is 11 May 2026.

Sensible sizing for most retail allocators who can afford the 2.35L floor: 30 to 60 percent of equity, used as the core momentum sleeve next to a smaller satellite sleeve in Alpha 5 or Energy Basket. This is also not a tax-friendly product if traded in a non-registered account. Two-week rebalances on 50 names mean churn, and churn means short-term capital gains.

CAGR 48.02% versus Nifty's 10.68%. Sharpe 1.77. Sortino 1.71. Calmar 2.12. Max drawdown 22.70%. Volatility 23.83%. Best week 8.57%. Worst week 10.97%. 130 rebalances over 5 years.

Key Takeaways

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Allcap strategy?
50 stocks. Fortnightly rotation. CAGR 48.02%. Highest Sharpe on the lineup at 1.77. It selects the top 50 momentum names from Nifty Total Market (max 5000) and rebalances every 2 weeks.
What is the minimum investment for Allcap?
₹235000. This is enough to hold one share of every name in the current book at present prices. Higher allocations tighten the equal-weight match.
How does Allcap compare to the Nifty 50?
Over the 5-year backtest, Allcap produced 48.02% CAGR versus Nifty 50's 10.68%. Sharpe ratio 1.77 versus the benchmark's 0.79. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.
What is the worst drawdown Allcap has experienced?
22.70% peak-to-trough in the 5-year backtest. The deepest period ran 469 days from 2024-12-20 to 2026-04-03. Drawdowns of similar magnitude can happen again. Position sizing should reflect this.
What are the fees on Allcap?
0.2% on traded value per rebalance. No subscription, no AUM fee, no performance fee. With 2 weeks cadence and typical 30 to 50 percent turnover, annual platform fees on the minimum capital work out to under ₹500. See the pricing page for the full worked example.
Can I exit Allcap at any time?
Yes. No lock-in. Holdings sit in your own broker demat account and you can sell any name on any market day. Switching strategies or pausing the rebalance is a one-click action on the platform.
Last Rebalance 2026-04-24
Next Rebalance 2026-05-11

Documents

Last rebalance | 2026-04-24

Full history →

vs 2026-04-10 cycle · 21 added · 15 removed · 47 retained

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Removed (15)
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