FII flows, Robinhood speculators & increasing SIP behind smallcap rally: Sunil Subramaniam

economictimes.indiatimes.com:

Sunil Subramaniam, MD & CEO, Sundaram Mutual, says “the massive rally that we have seen in smallcaps and lesser in midcaps is a function of the fact that from the middle of March, FIIs have been continuously pumping money into the stock market and largecap valuation has risen. Domestic fund managers, whether they be mutual funds or insurance companies or whoever, have been tending to sell the largecaps to the FIIs and reallocating that money into mid and smallcaps and that is one primary reason driving the rally.”
One of your scheme’s NAV has hit Rs 900. It must have started from Rs 10 a unit, I am assuming. How many years did it take? What kind of compounding did investors get if they held on to it for that entire period?
It has taken a little over 21 years and the compounding was 23.41% per annum. So it has been an incredible success story and those investors who stayed the course have obviously beaten every parameter that you can look at inflation, fixed deposit returns, anything else on such a thing. I think it reflects the growth of India because midcaps are India personified. The Indian story, the journeys of midcaps and domestic economy's growth, is reflected in this fund. And that will continue because as we all know now, the focus for the next half a dozen years, is back on the domestic economy.

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At 23% compounding, your money doubles in what period of time and if we hold it for say 10 years, every three years it is doubling if I am not wrong and if we hold it for 10