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Old 25th June 2006, 03:41 AM
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Hi I am a NRI, It has taken me forever to get a demat NRE account. It fortunately arrived just after the bear run. Should I go for a tracker fund or should I just buy some shares in Sensex 30? Grateful for any advice.
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Hi buddy494,

If you are attempting to replicate the sensex for your portfolio and do not have the time to manage it dynamically, going for an index fund would be much simpler.

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Old 26th June 2006, 03:40 AM
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thx vince, is there a big difference in the charges for the management of the fund, fidelity's special situation in the uk has done quite well. Do FII's do well or the indian fund managers? can I ask you a basic q? what is the expansion of nav?
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