Due to certain restrictions, I am not allowed to trade in Indian mutual funds. I was considering if I can invest in individual equities on a SIP basis with discount brokers like zerodha.
I have a chronic medical condition and so cannot devote much time to selecting equities.
So I was wondering if it is possible to follow and equity model portfolio like that of ICICI direct http://content.icicidirect.com/maili...date_May16.pdf
I have looked at that for about a year and they do not churn their portfolio often and are fairly well diversified. I am in this for greater than 5 years, maybe until my death so this should qualify as investment for a long-term horizon.
They claim that they have outperformed the index. I have not seen any kind of quantitative risk versus reward parameter for the portfolio.
So I'm wondering if it is useful to follow this?
Any other inputs will be useful.
I had also toyed with the idea of following a well diversified equities mutual fund blindly. However, all the details are not usually available and I think that data is also dated by about 3 months.
I have a chronic medical condition and so cannot devote much time to selecting equities.
So I was wondering if it is possible to follow and equity model portfolio like that of ICICI direct http://content.icicidirect.com/maili...date_May16.pdf
I have looked at that for about a year and they do not churn their portfolio often and are fairly well diversified. I am in this for greater than 5 years, maybe until my death so this should qualify as investment for a long-term horizon.
They claim that they have outperformed the index. I have not seen any kind of quantitative risk versus reward parameter for the portfolio.
So I'm wondering if it is useful to follow this?
Any other inputs will be useful.
I had also toyed with the idea of following a well diversified equities mutual fund blindly. However, all the details are not usually available and I think that data is also dated by about 3 months.