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29th January 2010, 08:45 PM
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mutual fund selection help
i am a new bie to this forum. jan 2009 i invesed 20000 in reliance infrastructure growth fund... not satisfied with its performance though.. want to invest more in mutual funds.. what is the difference to invest in NFO and the current funds... i plan for 3 years investment horizon with a capital of 50000 and monthly investment upto 2000 -4000 can you please suggest me some good mutual funds... and how to invest monthly in the fund? waiting for your reply... thanks in advace... 
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29th January 2010, 11:27 PM
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Re: mutual fund selection help
Indira,
Your core holdings should be in good large cap funds, followed by a smaller fraction in midcap (if capital allows). Thematic funds tend to be passing fads and should be avoided in general. NFOs, ULIPs should be avoided too. There are several good large cap funds including Rel Regular Savings Equity, HDFC Top 200, DSPBR Top 100. Any of the would serve as good investments. Please check with the fund house for details on SIP. -- Milind Quote:
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30th January 2010, 11:34 AM
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Re: mutual fund selection help
thank you fo the reply
i have a question... other than SIP(which needs one to invest on specific date in a month)... any other way to invest on the day we prefer..(when market is low) what is this called and how to do it i have a demat with icici direct.. can i invest in mutual fund through this... and are there any debt mutual funds... which are more riskfree.. while investing in mutual funds..is it advisable to choose different category like some in large cap and some in mid cap?.. and is diversified better? too many questions... waiting for ur reply
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30th January 2010, 03:42 PM
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Reliance infrastructure being an NFO, one should avoid investments in NFOs. Instead you should go for a fund which has a good track record for at least 5 yrs. Obviously a fund which done good for 5 yrs will not suddenly go down. Simultaneously, a bad fund for 5 yrs cannot do good suddenly unless there is a change of fund manager or the like.
I had done the same mistake by investing in Reliance Natural Resource Fund, HDFC Infrastructure and ICICI Pru Fusion III series at NFO stage. Reliance NRF is still in red after long two years whereas other two r giving 5-7% profit after 2 long yrs. You may consider following funds: Reliance Regular Saving Fund Reliance Growth ICICI Infrastructure fund HDFC Top 200 Reliance Banking is also expected to do well in the future. With my little knowledge i could derive above conclusions. Hope they help u. Kaushal
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30th January 2010, 04:02 PM
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Re: mutual fund selection help
i have zeroed in some funds...
DSP BR equity fund Reliance regular saving equity Reliance growth Birla sun life mid cap plan A can yo please tell me which on these are mid cap and large cap... i want to invest in large cap, mid cap... and debt funds too can you please suggest me a debt MF and a tax saving fund... what is mean by an expense ratio.. and what is its criteria while selecting the fund.. please help since i want to sart investing this monday when the market opens after weekend...
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31st January 2010, 02:41 PM
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Re: mutual fund selection help
This should help
http://www.mutualfundsindia.com/sch_...form_on=91days At the moment you need not think about debt funds, your entry and exit timing is all important.
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1st February 2010, 09:41 AM
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Reliance RSF Equity is the only large cap among those. Other largecaps with good track record are HDFC Top 200, DSPBR Top 100, Birla sun life frontline equity. Please refer to value research
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5th February 2010, 07:22 PM
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6th February 2010, 02:01 PM
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yes ,ICICI direct is perfect for mutual fund buying and redeeming They have most of the funds also If please tell me your expected return in debt based funds (% annually) I can throw in some names ,Debt based funds are very good to park money ..although at lower return rate especially if we are unable to predict markets
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16th February 2010, 12:01 PM
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