How to Find Out Your Mutual Fund's Performance? | MF Ki Baat with Amit Grover

How to Find Out Your Mutual Fund's Performance? | MF Ki Baat with Amit Grover

Inflation is a worldwide problem but fortunately India does not currently face this problem. We have scope in all sectors like Defense, Telecom, Pharma, Consumption and can see tremendous growth in New Age Sectors. Small Cap Funds can give good returns but at high risk. Do not chase returns from Sector Funds. Study the stocks in the mutual fund portfolio which are shown in the mutual fund fact sheet. Expense Ratio is only one criteria when judging the performance of Equity Funds. For short term financial goals look at Debt Funds and invest in Equity Funds only for long term financial goals.

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0:00 - Coming up
2:31 - Introducing Mr. Amit Grover
4:17 - Are increasing interest rates a concern for retail investors?
8:07 - Which sector should you invest in the growing economy of India?
14:56 - How can you select a small cap fund?
19:52 - What is factor based investing and can it give you higher returns?
25:59 - How can you manage IT sector funds?
31:00 - Amit’s insights on hybrid funds
35:50 - Which ratios should you check before investing in a mutual fund?
38:43 - Importance of Expense Ratio before investing in a fund
40:25 - SIP or Lump sum which is a better investment strategy?
43:58 - What thumb rules should you follow to reach your financial goals?
46:55 - How to invest for a balanced portfolio?
51:33 - Amit’s learnings from his journey in Equities
54:45 - Conclusion
55:16 - Key learnings

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