PerkyPotato
PerkyPotato
12mo

Recently started investing in MF rate my portfolio

I have recently started investing in mutual funds through SIPs and some additional ELSS mf for tax benefit, although my portfolio is 12% down I'm not concerned about that I want to know should I keep on investing in same mf or should I explore new funds to diversify

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12mo ago
ZippyPickle
ZippyPickle

Sip is next scam after 1992. After 30 years you won't get 1rs profit also. Magic. That time u will be told mf is subject to market risk ☺️

ZippyPickle
ZippyPickle

Lic of our generation

ZestyNoodle
ZestyNoodle

So what do you suggest FD

JumpyPretzel
JumpyPretzel
  1. You have three tax saver ELSS, keep only one. Definitely remove that quant elss
  2. Reduce the small cap investment percentage. Small Cap is risky, keep it to 10%.
  3. I see most of the funds are regular ones. BIGGEST MISTAKE. Never go for Regular funds, go for Direct ones. Direct with Growth- Dir(G). I am not commenting against any specific funds, but I hadn’t come across any of these in my research. If you have done a bit of research and comparison, then well and good, otherwise I would suggest to spend some time comparing funds, researching a bit about them.
PerkyPotato
PerkyPotato

Thanks!

WigglyHamster
WigglyHamster

You have too many mutual funds dude. See the reason behind saying too many mutual funds is every mutual fund will have 30-50stocks and if you are having 6-7 mfs then it will be More than 100 stocks considering overlap. So your overall return will be the same as the Nifty 100. So never keep more than 3 mutual funds if you want better returns or else go with an index fund.

PerkyPotato
PerkyPotato

Makes sense!

PeppySushi
PeppySushi

r/mutualfunds is a good place to get your answers. There are people there who live and breathe mutual funds.

They would also say that you have way too many mutual funds selected.

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