Browse legendary investor portfolios sourced from BSE quarterly shareholding disclosures.
Open Star Investors →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. This is the same data that SEBI requires, making it legally reliable and free from speculation.
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 — not necessarily what the investor holds today. 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). Useful for quickly identifying investors whose style aligns with yours. |
| 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.
The detail page for each investor gives you five key views:
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. Below the bar, a legend shows sector names and weights. 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 if there's a fundamental reason before you follow. |
| — 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 the latest 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.
The Finmagine Screener lets you filter by fundamentals. If you notice a stock held by multiple investors, screen it with Quality + Growth filters to verify the fundamentals match the thesis.
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.
If a high-conviction star investor exits a stock you own, treat it as a reason to review your thesis, not necessarily to sell. The exit may be tax-loss harvesting, portfolio rebalancing, or finding a better opportunity — not necessarily a bearish view on the business.