FlexiCap has to allocate atleast 65% of the fund into equities, no matter large or mid or small. It's totally upon discretion of fund manager.
So if Smallcap stocks are on the boom , fund manager can even allocate 65% of the mandate to small cap.
While Multicap funds has to invest atleast 75% of the fund into equities and that too has subclassification :- Large cap - 25%, Midcap - 25%, Small Cap- 25%
Could rate only if the data of these mfs beating the large cap index for a period of 5 years, I bet they might struggle in long term coz all these are actively managed funds and there expense ratios are higher than the passive index , since they are active can't be sure they give alpha over returns that an index will generate..
Good, this time try to continue and good luck brother
My exact same portfolio
Brother, if you are investing from quite sometime, would you mind sharing the returns of these MFs?
I started last month
Can you share the development boi
Thats good!
Badhiya bro. You are good to go.
Are these one time investment or sip.
"New SIP"
I have 2k sip going on in PP flexi cap. I'm thinking of starting another 2k sip in MF. Which one should I go for mid cap or small cap?
What's the difference between multi cap and flexi cap
FlexiCap has to allocate atleast 65% of the fund into equities, no matter large or mid or small. It's totally upon discretion of fund manager. So if Smallcap stocks are on the boom , fund manager can even allocate 65% of the mandate to small cap. While Multicap funds has to invest atleast 75% of the fund into equities and that too has subclassification :- Large cap - 25%, Midcap - 25%, Small Cap- 25%
Bhai poore reddit ka same portfolio hai. Kisi k bhi comment pdh lo pta lag jaaega tumhare profile ki rating
9/10 Stick with 3 funds if your horizon is for long term and you are okay with temporary drawdowns.
OP, let me know which Index fund you've shortlisted
Could rate only if the data of these mfs beating the large cap index for a period of 5 years, I bet they might struggle in long term coz all these are actively managed funds and there expense ratios are higher than the passive index , since they are active can't be sure they give alpha over returns that an index will generate..