@yuvii5239 checked other popular funds like nippon, tata, quant.
But volume is too high there and BOI small cap is at 2nd rank for 5y returns.
It seems promising for years ahead
Thoughts?
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@harshadoswal any other fund which we can use for pairing with this one?
• Dec 24 4:41 AM
Any views on BANK OF INDIA SMALL CAP MUTUAL FUND?
Can this be picked up for long term investing?...read more
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Everytime is good time for long term investment
Keep on averaging your ETFs when it is down.
You can consider below percentages
First averaging at -2.5%
Second at -5%
Third at -10%
Since ETFs are basket of stocks, Eventually it will go up
@abbasytdd 40% of my Corpus
For short term goals like 2-3 years
HDFC balanced advantage fund
It's up to your choice
If you go for multicap fund
25% each will be assigned to large, mid and small cap
Else you can opt for 3 different funds specific to each cap
Just giving you opinion, not advise
1. If I would be at your place, I'll invest 5k in index/large cap fund, 3k in Midcap fund and 2k in small cap fund. 3 funds are enough.
2. Don't run after minor gains by trying to time the market, just do a monthly SIP on any date which is comf...
@moinjshaikh can we consider it for really long period of time like 20-25years?
Ok sure, thanks for inputs
@manjunath7676 any specific reason for digital gold?
@hiddentrader77 hmm, great point to consider
• Oct 6 7:12 AM
I would like to know about best(I know it's subjective) small cap mutual fund for long term like 20+ years....read more
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• Oct 6 6:37 AM
One of my friends asked me this, wanted to understand different opinions
How will you plan to invest monthly SIP amount of 20k for retirement...read more
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Weekly or monthly doesn't matter in long term (I mean >=5 years of time period)
Invest 2k in flexicap and 3k in nifty 100 index.
You'll be sorted.
It was obvious for JM flexicap fund because it was having more holdings in smallcap.
Nevertheless, it'll bounce back better in long term
Yes,
But if possible I would suggest to let your money invested for atleast 3 years before starting SWP. It'll last longer
Invest that money in diversified portfolio across a period of around 1 year and let it be invested for atleast 3-5 years.
By this, your corpus will get a runway to grow as well as it will absorb all the shocks/surprises which market can give in upcoming few years.
If you keep you...