Most of the investors know in which schemes they have invested and are aware how mutual funds works, but are not aware in what kind of companies (large cap, mid cap or small cap) do mutual funds invest and how risky the investment is. Read this space to know what kind of equity funds are available in the market, how much risk is attached to it.
Sector funds have the potential to generate good returns as they are highly focused. On the flip side, they do not provide the downside risk protection as available in diversified fund. The moot question, therefore, is whether to invest in a sector fund or not. Read on to know what financial expert Hemant Rustagi thinks about it.
Do not go by the trend and because fund managers or market is getting into stock picking, do not get into sectoral fund, personal finance expert, Gaurav Mashruwala said.
Sector funds, they say, is risky. But wait! Don‘t ignore the other aspect of sector funds. While sector funds are risky, they are the funds you can bank on during the phase of economic crisis. Not ready to buy the logic? Read this space to know how sector fund can earn you great returns in economic turmoil
Equity Mutual Funds yet again closed with negative returns as markets plunged by over 1 per cent in yesterday's session. Debt Funds, on the other hand, were seen in green.
In the month of September 2012, domestic mutual funds continued to be net sellers in the Indian equity markets.
Equity Mutual Funds and Debt Mutual Funds ended higher amid uncertain conditions in the respective markets.
Equity and Debt Mutual Funds closed in red led by poor market performance.
All the Equity and Debt Mutual funds slumped owing to flat market performance.
Despite exhaustion in the market, gains were seen in some of the diversified equity funds category, especially those following mid & small cap bias, and opportunities / flexi style of investing.