The post which has gained significant traction, was a response to a light-hearted tweet by an investor named Mahesh, who joked about the sheer number of index fund choices.
As per the second-round results, mid-cap funds would need 6.5 days on an average, to liquidate 50 percent of their portfolios, almost similar the category average of 6.6 days that was disclosed a month ago
SEBI asks fund houses to ignore the least 20% illiquid stocks while assessing liquidity. The idea is to let microcaps- the tiniest of the smallcaps- to grow unfettered as they could turn into tomorrow’s multibaggers. In the first such attempt, Moneycontrol identifies these 20% stocks.
Investors with medium to high risk profile can consider investing in the Edelweiss Mid Cap Fund for long term given its less macro dependent portfolio that could be less responsive to the short-term gyrations
PGIM India Midcap Opportunities Fund has delivered below-average returns in the short term. However, its long-term performance has been noteworthy
“Different People, Different Needs” now this mantra applies to all facet of your life, even to your MF Portfolio. It would be sensible to know what schemes works for you.