Mutual Funds

The Indian equity market continued to be highly volatile for the fifth consecutive month, with mid and small-cap stocks witnessing severe corrections.  

In times where bank deposit rates are expected to move down, consider taking calculated risk to earn slightly better returns.

In volatile times it is important to devise a sensible strategy and dynamically invest across market cap segments.

The Indian equity market has been gripped by heightened volatility, culminating in a significant downturn. The bears have tightened their grip.

The Indian equity market has seen a historic exodus from Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs)

In FY25 the portfolios of many investors have been hit; most of them have lost money. But at the end of the financial year, investors could wisely consider tax loss harvesting to legitimately save tax.

Increasing exposure to international markets may provide geographical diversification and access to sectors that are underrepresented in India.

PSUs have had a fantastic run-up in the last couple of years. Billions of dollars are being poured into ailing PSUs and many of them have reported encouraging profits.

Portfolio diversification when done mindlessly, often turns out to be over-diversification and does not bring about the required benefit.

Since the market started witnessing a correction about 5 months ago, Thematic Mutual Funds too have registered a sharp drop in their values.