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31st December 2007, 08:10 AM
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Reliance Natural Resources Fund
Hai All Investors,
Reliance MF has launched their NFO called "Reliance Natural Resources Fund". This is an open ended fund. Your opinions on investing in this funds are requested. What will be the future in investment on such sectors. 
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31st December 2007, 10:19 AM
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Re: Reliance Natural Resources Fund
My Fund View:
Reliance is a good and trusted AMC and most of their funds are performing good. so if they are launching a NFO we can rely that it would be assigned to good fund manager with good prospects. Also Reliance has good experience in this sector. Key is how the sectors perform in next 5-10 years Sector View : A lot of analyst are bullish on this sector. As a developing India rather Asia their is huge demand of energy at present I don't find the companies in this sector realy to the maturity levels what other developed contries have. I am in energy sector working for a huge Oil company in gulf and been listening some rumers or news suggesting possible JVs and investments in Indian companies. So their is no harm in assuming that the sector would definately benifit. We need to watch it more closely as a lot of future would depend on what happens in 2008 and some key regulations. I would definately wanna give some expossure and buy Oil and gas bussiness. I would go ahead and buy it as din't find any exisitng similar scheme yet. Please let me knowif their are similar ongoing funds. 
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31st December 2007, 02:11 PM
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Re: Reliance Natural Resources Fund
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Comments/Feed back from mutual fund masters are welcome
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31st December 2007, 02:37 PM
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Re: Reliance Natural Resources Fund
According to me there is some difference I found that Reliance diversified Power Fund is Equity MISC category and invests into power and other associated companies. As far as Reliance Natural Resources funds would focus more towards the Energy Resource companies or who are involved in producing or supplying natural resources for Power generation or other domestic fuel needs
And Coal, Oil, Gas, Nuclear are the known sources but what i feel is Gas is already identified more environment friendly fuel for the future and huge investments started coming into this bussines you can realise this how market is on raly for these stocks like RNRL,RPL.. I am holding direct equity in RNRL, RPL & Petronet LNG and bullish for them I have 50 K but bit confuse should i buy the Fund or direct Equity of these companies?
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9th January 2008, 11:57 AM
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Re: SBI TAX Advantage Fund Or Reliance Natural Resources Fund
I wanted to purchase Reliance Naturals MF, how can I save entry load?
How to invest directly?
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9th January 2008, 05:41 PM
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Relince natural resource fund
HI All,
I want to put 60k in any 2 eqity diversified fund for a period of one year.Plz suggest me which one is good. wat abt Relince natural resource fund which has been launched recently.Will it give better returns
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#8
9th January 2008, 08:55 PM
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Re: Relince natural resource fund
Reliance Diversified Power sector fund has given excellent returns in the last few years. It shall continue to perform in another 2 - 3 years.
You shall invest and keep closely watching it since it can be too volatile. You may try UTI Energy also.
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#9
9th January 2008, 11:12 PM
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Re: Relince natural resource fund
You can try splitting up your investment into the following funds....
(1) HDFC Top 200 ... 20K (1) Reliance Growth ... 20K (2) DSP ML TIGER ... 10K (4) Reliance Diversified Power ... 10K Happy investing
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