short term MF

#3
Debt funds come with various durations:
Liquid funds: Investments can be redeemed in a day (without loads)
Ultra short term funds: 1 month -3 months(majority of them dont have loads)
Dynamic Bond Funds: 6 months- 1 year
Short term income funds etc...

What exactly is your requirement?
 

Rish

Well-Known Member
#4
Try to avoid Mutual Funds or Fund Managers. They are salaried (workers), they are taking risk on your money, so called personalities never trade, they will give only advice and loot.

If you do your own analysis in the market, you can deploy money in Nifty BEES and earn good money.

Last Alarming Word : DON'T DEPEND FOLLOWING STU...D THINGS

MEDIA RECOMMENDATION
FUND MANAGERS
INVESTMENT PLANNERS (THEY WILL PLAN HOW TO SETTLE ON YOUR MONEY)
TIPS
TECHNICAL EXPERTS
 
#5
Try to avoid Mutual Funds or Fund Managers. They are salaried (workers), they are taking risk on your money, so called personalities never trade, they will give only advice and loot.

If you do your own analysis in the market, you can deploy money in Nifty BEES and earn good money.

Last Alarming Word : DON'T DEPEND FOLLOWING STU...D THINGS

MEDIA RECOMMENDATION
FUND MANAGERS
INVESTMENT PLANNERS (THEY WILL PLAN HOW TO SETTLE ON YOUR MONEY)
TIPS
TECHNICAL EXPERTS

Wise words indeed!! :cheers:
 
#6
This thread was started 2 years ago, received its first response 1 year ago, and fund managers are being insulted this year.

I agree with MasterTrader007. Even the salaried managers have a large variable portion in the salaries which is tied to the performance of the funds. So it's not as simple as them playing with your money. And these are mentioned in the fund report card as fixed expenses at 1% or 2% etc.

If a busy person wants to invest via a fund and ends up paying 2%, it is money well spent. If you are as good as a fund manager and can spend that much time trading, you will get a 2% bonus :)

PS: I am not a fund manager
 

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