Best Mutual Funds for 2024 in India | Large-cap Fund | Flexi Cap | ELSS | Small Cap (re upload)
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- Explore the top mutual funds for 2024 in India with this comprehensive guide. Discover the best investment opportunities across various categories, including Large Cap, Large and Mid-Cap, Flexi Cap, Small Cap, ETFs, and ELSS.
Gain insights into each category's performance, potential returns, and risks, enabling you to make informed investment decisions. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a beginner, this video breaks down the difficulties of mutual fund investments, providing valuable information on Best Mutual Funds for 2024 in India.
00:00 - Introduction
02:00 - Best Large Cap Mutual Fund
03:05 - Active vs Passive Fund
05:54 - ETFs vs Index Funds
13:18 - Best Multi-cap Mutual Fund
13:42 - Flexi Cap vs Multicap - Which is better?
15:10 - Multi-cap vs Large & Mid-cap - Which is better?
17:36 - How did we choose the best Flexi-cap fund?
21:12 - Best Large & Mid-cap Fund
21:59 - Best ELSS Mutual Fund
22:09 - When to no opt for ELSS Fund?
22:41 - Advantages of ELSS Funds
24:25 - Our pick on ELSS funds
28:53 -Important note on ELSS recommendation
31:13 - Best Small Cap Mutual Funds
32:20 - Why not invest in Small Cap Funds?
33:41 - Alternative investment option
36:36 - Conclusion
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प्रांजल कामरा एक जाने-माने यूट्यूबर हैं, जिन्होंने वित्तीय जागरूकता और निवेश के माध्यम से लोगों को शिक्षित किया है। उनके कार्य में सरल भाषा और उदार दृष्टिकोण का उपयोग होता है। Thanks for you.
Middle class people / hard money/ savings for children/ all are believing people like you.
Thank you pranjal karma ji
God bless you
Hello sir, I want to ask a few basic investing questions which may be a question for many new beginners.
1) What is the mindset to keep while investing or buying stocks/mutual funds/ SGB? Whether we keep our mind goal oriented ( like you mentioned in old videos desirable/ compulsory fixed goals) or to keep a mindset of increasing your wealth?
2) If we focus on both of them then, do I need to maintain a different portfolio for separate goals?
3) What is the best way to divide my 20% of the income (want to know about the risk profile and also merge the goals mentioned in previous questions)?
I am looking forward to your Q&A session for these answers. We really appreciate your contribution to the community for financial awareness.
Pranjal, kudos to the effort and time you and your team has dedicated. This is one of the best videos on the Financial segment and more towards MF and the logics before selecting and buying of it. Appreciate your hard work and preciseness in the video.
sir i m 20 years old and i can invest just 500 rs pm can you please suggest me 1 or 2 mutual funds
1.5 year ago, prag parikh flex m sip now with 23 percent return,
U r best financial adviser on CZcams ever
1.5 year did not justify all time performance.
me also investing ❤❤
How much
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Kitna paisa dalte ho bro isme ?
I just liked the way this year you have explained whole logic and reasoning for choosing a particular fund ❤
sir i m 20 years old and i can invest just 500 rs pm can you please suggest me 1 or 2 mutual funds
I dont know how you explain these complex things so easily ,Thanks for your support Sir ..
Hi pranjal I am a NRI and have been investing for over a decade. I really appreciate what you do for the common people.
I would just like you to review once again the NPS model as the equity section of it is charging .5 to 2% as management fees which is very high and in the end of the day it will eat up on customers return.
I was like deer in front of the headlight. I learnt a lot from this video. This video is simply priceless
A true financial advisor... Thank you very much sir for this useful information.... You make it available for us for free ... Each and every detail you explain very well...
These videos from Pranjal Sir are becoming gold standard. Just like MKBHD's Smartphone Awards!
Very explanatory video about mutual fund . I like the way choosen all the categories of fund. There are lot of controversies regarding parag Parikh flexi cap fund.but still it is no one. Agreed 👍🏽
Superb...Kudos to Pranjal and Finology for putting this much efforts and bringing the details with honesty.
"प्रांजल कामरा की पुस्तक 'इन्वेस्टोमोनी' वित्तीय जगत में निवेश के महत्वपूर्ण सिद्धांतों और उन्हें समझने के लिए सरल तरीके से बताती है। यह पुस्तक निवेश के क्षेत्र में जागरूकता और ज्ञान बढ़ाने का काम करती है।" Thanks for you.
Thanks sir
Comprehensive review ! 👏🏾.. I was about to knock of Mirae asset Tax Saver after seeing the surge in SBI tax saver.. learnt to much. Thanks
Pure..Unbiased...To the point...as always 😊
Purchased Parag Parikh flexi cap based on your recommendation 2 years ago, had to exit bcz of its poor performance. Quant has given much better returns
The expense ratio in NPS ranges around 0.1 per cent. In the case of mutual funds, the charges can vary anywhere between 0.50 per cent to 2 per cent depending on factors such as type of fund and asset mix, etc.
sir i m 20 years old and i can invest just 500 rs pm can you please suggest me 1 or 2 mutual funds
@@gauravnareha Hdfc 500 index fund that’s enough it covers the whole market and low expense ratio.
@@rajatsachdeva3688 HDFC S&P BSE 500 Index Fund Direct Growth
This one?
Sir, I like you for your True, Honest and Effective vlogs. God Bless you. Take Care
Your videos are really informative and thoughtful but it's too lengthy short videos are much better as most of the content you already covered in your previous videos.
Very informative, detailed analysis and meaningful video Pranjal. I liked every part of the video and I am sure that other viewers will like this too. The analytical part that you have put in this video and from PDs to CZcams videos must be an awesome experience. May I request you to put a video on Small Cap Index funds and your take between an active small cap fund and Index Small Cap Fund and also Equal Weightage Small Cap Fund… Thanks!!!! May God be with you…
Been tracking for last 7 years ! Wonderful analysis and honest assessment. Lot of efforts are put in. Keep up the good work ~
Dear Pankaj,
I am following you since 2021 . Your all videos are really informatics and unique types.
Thank you so much
"Fantastic guide! Your in-depth analysis of the top mutual funds for 2024 in India is invaluable. Keep empowering investors with insights!"
Dear Kamra
I think you are the most trustworthy CZcamsr
Keep it up
sir i m 20 years old and i can invest just 500 rs pm can you please suggest me 1 or 2 mutual funds
1 year ago I did my own research to find a small cap fund 😅 my analysis was Nippon india small cap fund 😁 today feeling satisfied when you suggested Nippon's name, not for good returns but for the analysis I have done 😅 , Hats off to you because you also shares analysis idea through which we are learning so much things 😊 now my current return is 24%
How much are you investing monthly in Nippon small cap ?
Check HSBC SMALL CAP FUND🔥🔥🔥
can u siggest some moore sip
sir i m 20 years old and i can invest just 500 rs pm can you please suggest me 1 or 2 mutual funds
@@gauravnarehainvest in quant small cap and parag flexi cap
SEBI Registered bahut si Firm current me pakadi gayi. Umeed karte hai aap hamesa sahi information denge👍
Some contradictions : ET.Momeu seems to prefer multicap over flexicap, because it's seen that in Flexicap, despite having full flexibility, most fund managers are over 65% in Large cap due to liquidity in smallcap and other concerns.
So multicap with its mandate 25% in smallcap seems to have a better chance to generate that Alpha.
PPFCS : There was a recent post, that Parag P fund can be replicated just by diligently following 65% Domestic 35% International equity. Saw a ET Money episode on that recently.
Does it justify the expense ratio then if that's the case ?
Hello sir
I am watching your videos from last one year and now I decided to start investing in mutual fund with your given suggestions and this video is very valuable for everyone
Thanks for giving us this kind of information
sir i m 20 years old and i can invest just 500 rs pm can you please suggest me 1 or 2 mutual funds
HDFC S&P
Parag parek flexibcap
Kotak opportunities fund
Parag Parek tax saving /mitae Asset tax saver fund
Small cap - Tata nippon sbi - Axis Small cap
International - mitae Asset Fang +Etf /fof
Thanks
Thank YOu
Sir aapka tarika bahut halla machakar samjhane wala hai, sari baat hawa mein hi aap samjhate Hain apna advertisement karte hue, video banane ke पीछे todha graphic par bhi mehnat kariye, aapki video pahle 5 min dekhna hi apne AAP me punishment lagta hai
Large and mid cap
HDFC s&p bhut bekar
Thanks as always. Pls publish a consolidated video like in the past years. Consolidated video helps for easy reference. Thanks 🙏 for a valuable and honest content.
Hat's Off to You Mr. Kamra
Few days back SEBI chairman said bubbles in small cap❤❤
Started weekly SIP in HDFC Sensex Index Fund recently.... Also from past 3 years investing in Parag Parikh Flexi Cap fund after watching your video..
Did you get benefit from it?
@Pranjal Bhai Thanks for this informative video. Really liked it. But I have one doubt.
will there be any issue with previously bought units(through Amc sip) when amc sip is deleted and a new one is created. If you can explain with some example then it will be really helpful
Pranjal bhai, aapko naman pranam 🙏
For your genuine research and analysis towards MF’s category.
I must mention that , I admire you and your dedication, commitment towards general public where I belong. Your videos makes my choice easy to invest my money in correct window 🪟. Big bow to you and your entire team and family 🎉❤
Much love ❤️
More grace respect 🫡
Thank you so much for your efforts. Appreciate it. U have guided lakhs of people towards the right path.
Sir, please make a video on how and where students above 18 years should invest
One should not make promises when one cannot keep them.
I've been waiting and waiting for the two videos and now I think this will be the last organic search from my side.
Thank you for all the value addition till date. ❤
Are you waiting for the video on, case to case basis investment strategy, that pranjal promised??
Excellent PK…Happy that we are getting this kind knowledge full videos…💐👍🏻
Pranjalsir, please suggest...
Which application is best for mutual fund investment?
Invested in Parag parikh flexi cap since 2021. Thanks for your guidance!
Kitna Invest Kiya tha and kitne return mile ?
sir i m 20 years old and i can invest just 500 rs pm can you please suggest me 1 or 2 mutual funds
Did you get good returns
Few Queries from a long time follower:
1) What should we do with Invesco India Contra Fund & Tata Digital India Fund?
2) Do let us know what to do if there is capital invested in a fund which you are not recommending now.
2.a) Should we stop SIP & shift that capital to a fund recommended in your list.
2.b) How to shift lumpsum at one go or slowly as market is at high valuation.
3) What should be the percentage allocation of the total capital among all the funds recommended across categories
Thanks in Advance.
You Rock 😄
F
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Got 40% on tata digital from 1.5 year of investment.
Taking money out .. for personal expenses now.
Sir ji itna deep keise analysis kar pate ho....wao..great...👍👍
Aaj tak aapse jyada intelligent about mf
Maine kisi ko nahi suna
Sir,
Last year you suggested MAFANG Stocks for Rs 36-37 range and now it is doubled
Thank you ❤❤❤
Why am I not able to invest any more in MAFANG after 2 years ?? Zerodha shows me withdrawal option - SWP / redeem for this fund . Pls guide 🙏
Hello Pranjal, you and your team are doing great job by helping lots of people educating with Finance i had a query if we are currently investing in some other fund how can we transfer funds from those to your recommended funds and what will be the consequence if you can touch base on this than I guess it will be lot help to many people
Funds cannot be transferred from one mf to another. You would have to sell the units in existing MFs. Consequences would be: 1. STT on sell; 2. STT on buy; 3. Capital gain tax on sold units; 4. Exit load on selling the existing MFs if they were not held beyond their respective cutoff periods.
Sir i have one question as u mentioned that index mutual fund is best as compared to etf. But due to redemption in mutual fund it faces more capital gain for amc than etf and the existing investor in etf does not face the consequences of it ? Please correct me if i am wrong.
Your this specific video has been found adequate informative.Thanks.
प्रांजल भावा तु शेतकऱ्यांनी कशी गुंतवणुक करावी , त्यांच्यासाठी बँकेतून मिळणाऱ्या कर्जाच्या व्यादरात कश्याप्रकारे सवलत मिळू शकेल ,शासनाकडून मिळणाऱ्या गुंतवणुकीच्या स्कीम कोणत्या चांगल्या आहेत व बाकीच्या इतर गोष्टी याच्यावरती पण व्हिडिओ बनव मित्रा 😊
Marathi samjte ka prajal bhau la
What about midcap fund? If you guys still feel that it's not a good option but if we want to get exposure to some midcap firms, is large & midcap category enough for it or some other option is there? I personally feel with large & midcap, you do get exposure in midcap stocks but large cap exposure increases as well if we are already an investor in large cap category and if we are a high growth risk taking investor then chosing large & midcap fund will not fully suffice it. What are your views?
Same thought as you mentioned. Waiting for expert inputs on this.
Same doubt
Please explain this in the next video
Thanks sir for sharing knowledge and honesty accepting failure 😊
Hi Pranjal, Will there be QandA video? can you please talk a bit about value funds. Should we consider investing in value funds? How will it perform against the category you told?
Dear sir,
I fully respect your hard work and effort. No doubt you are doing very good work.
Can youu please provide a note that this is a combined video of previous 3 videos. It will save time for those who already watched the individual videos and eagerly waiting for Q&A session.
I am the one 😊
Trust is an important 🙏 and you are the iconic 💖
Thank you ! Should have done that. Will edit the title
I figured it in the opening of the video but went through it till the end in order make them more impact full 😮
@@pranjalkamrakeep giving subtitles in English too
Sir,is this also for those who are in 20's ?
Please make a video on "best Smallcase" !
Pranjal sir thank you so much we appreciate your hard work for the people .
I have learned everything about the market from his videos. Salute to you Pranjal Bhai.
Sir m 3 saal se parag m invest kr rha hu
Sir apke batane k bad
Thanks sir
sir i m 20 years old and i can invest just 500 rs pm can you please suggest me 1 or 2 mutual funds
@@gauravnareha
Uti nifty 50 index fund
Hello Sir,
Awesome work by your team for this video. I am invested in Axis Bluechip (Large cap - Direct - Growth) fund since 2020. Shall I switch to HDFC Index Fund now? How and when should we revise our mutual funds portfolio? Kindly answer as many of the viewers have the same doubts/queries.
Thanking you. 😊🙏🏼
You should definitely switch. Most active large cap funds while having more expense ratio underperforms compared to index funds. Your Axis Bluechip fund has an expense ratio of 0.62% while the HDFC Sensex index fund recommended here has an expense ratio of just 0.2%. Any kind of market research will tell you that most large cap funds completely lose to the index funds. Now of course since it's just been 3 years you haven't lost considerable wealth. You should switch anytime you can. Just start a new SIP in the index fund and do a lumpsum from the money you take out from the Axis bluechip fund. Make sure you understand any fees you may have to pay to make the shift. Whenever you want to take risk take it anywhere other than LargeCap funds since over decades the index is the best.
You should never do what someone else tells you to do. Not me. Not any youtuber. Definitely not Pranjal Kamra. He would agree with me. Not your favorite uncle or not even Warren Buffet without doing your own research and due diligence and understanding what you're doing.
Thank you so much for deeper analysis to drill down and select best among so many options
Hi Pranjal, Your videos are well analysed and recommendations are spot on. Kudos and keep up the good work 👍🏻.
I am surprised you didn't mention the Nifty next 50 funds, I went by your recommendation I guess a couple of years back and its performing very well. Thanks a lot for your advice.
Hi Pranjal,
I have a basic doubt, do we need to change our portfolio every year or a particular period of time?
जब तक अच्छा रिटर्न जेनरेट हो रहा है तो कोई भी पोर्टफोलियो में फंड चेंज करने की जरूरत नहीं है लेकिन यदि हमारे पोर्टफोलियो के फंड , उसी कैटेगरी बेंच मार्क से कम रिटर्न दे रहे हैं तो रिव्यू करे
@@mukeshgupta6256તો क्य़ा हमे pahle vaale funds redeem करने नए મેં शिफ्ट करना चाहिए, या फिर उनको वैसे ही छोड़कर नए મેં invest करना चाहिए?
Please clarify
Changing mutual fund before 1 year will lead to exit load (often 1-2%)
Ok, changing portfolio frequently or as you said while it is underperforming, will it not affect the compounding?
as investment is long term thing we must do due diligence before investing and should not change funds until there is something fundamentally wrong with the scheme or AMC
MY PORTFOLIO
LARGE CAP - CANERA ROBECO
FLEXI CAP - PARAG PARIKH
LARGE AND MID CAP MIRAE ASSET IMERGING
SMALL CAP - AXIS SMALL CAP
My portfolio is same all same fund I have..
Thanks
Good funds ...large cap exposure is more than 50 percent 😊
It's good that you have provided the theory behind your choice for best funds. Thanks !
Could you also please suggest debt funds? Would like to go for conservative options as well with an alternate option to FDs.
No doubts , A good way of growing and saving your money is through investing . You don't need to have much before you can invest. "That little money you have now can make you millions if you invest it wisely". I wasnt financial free until my 40’s and I’m still in my 40’s, bought my second house already, earn over 3 crore on a yearly basis through passive income and got 4 out of 5 goals, just hope it encourages someone that it doesn’t matter if you don’t have any of them right now, you can start TODAY regardless your age INVEST and change your future! Investing is a grand choice I made
Nice one,any investment tip?. I would love to know how you made it this far
Thats really great ! i would love to know the passive one, if its not related to stock purchasing/selling :)
Another point on top of my previous comment: I was looking for your opinion on Quant Funds as they seems to be bearing benchmark left and right.
The Idea of taking Human emotions and bias out of investing and Not being married to an asset class or Segment, considering multiple variable (even things like climate change and earth macros) sounds like music to my ears because I am very much susceptible to these Human Biases !
And the Risk numbers like Beta etc, seems to be stellar compared to the return Quant Ia generating.
But I couldn't find a comprehensive video from you on this topic. Can you please create one video to share your opinion on Quant style of investing ?
As you talk so much about value in Finology, Discussing a highest performing fund should generate great value in my opinion.
sensible talks. Good work. Really happy that someone is explaining logics
One of the best explanations I have heard. Thank You
Now please compare Axis small cap fund with SBI small cap fund in respect of better investment..🧐
Saare 4 Videos ko Combine Karke Re-Upload Kiya.............
Thank you making easier to select funds❤
Lot of homework and hardwork in creating this .. Thanks for this Pranjal and team ... Fortunately, my choices were aligned and feeling more confident to keep them running.
Prominent market experts have been expressing their concerns about the severity of the upcoming downturn and the potential extent to which equities could decline, especially as a recession looms and inflation persists above the Fed's 2% target. With the goal of building a portfolio reaching $850k by the time I reach 60, I am seeking recommendations on suitable investment options. Your insights would be greatly appreciated.
There are many other interesting stocks in many industries that you might follow. You don't have to act on every forecast, so I'll suggest that you work with a financial advisor who can help you choose the best times to purchase and sell the shares or ETFs you want to acquire.
I've been in touch with a financial analyst ever since I started my business. Knowing today's culture The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in trending stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over $900k in a little over a year, my adviser chooses entry and exit orders.
*@mellon-wrigley3* That does make a lot of sense, unlike us, you seem to have the Market figured out. Who is this consultant?
Gertrude Margaret Quinto is the licensed advisor I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
I copied her whole name and pasted it into my browser; her website appeared immediately, and her qualifications are excellent; thank you for sharing.
My Portfolio
1. Quant ELSS Tax Saver Fund-3000
2. Motilal Oswal Nifty 50 Fund-4500
3. Motilwl Oswal Small Cap Fund-3000
Beautifully explained and Every sentence has a sense, logic, meaning & Backup, i feel. Thanks for sharing this.
Thank You Sir for such valuable information 🙏🏻
Why don't you suggest Quant AMC they have best return in last 5 years
They r not paying him😂
Please tell full name Quant Amc
@@sayankoley8954 Quant Small Cap Fund , Quant Midcap Fund.
I have recently stopped the monthly SIP of Rs 12500 into Axis ELSS Tax saver fund (returns 14.62%) as it is a Regular fund with Divided Payout option (not a Direct & Growth fund).
Going forward, I would be starting a new monthly SIP for the same amount of Rs 12500, in Parag Parikh FlexiCap Direct Growth fund, based on your recommendation, while not skipping any month between the stopped SIP and the new SIP.
1. Would this ensure, that the power of compounding is not impacted negatively in the long run, due to stopping the SIP in the Regular fund?
2. What could be the best way to handle the amount available in the Axis ELSS Tax Saver Fund, that has been earned so far?
Thank you.
To get compounding benefit in long term sell those units in axis (if no exit load) when you think market is over valued. And invest those in a better plan when market comes down.
I was also investing in AxisLTE, and also stopped sip. I think this fund will be performing better in future
Power of compounding doesn't work in MF....it works on NAV
Great question….do write your ans here when u find it …it will help other as well
Dear Pranjal, if i’ll have to switch a fund amount which is a lumpsum amount to any 1 small cap fund between Quant, Canara robeco, Axis, Nippon and HDFC. Which fund u will suggest for the current time and why.
Hi Pranjal & team. Just curious to ask; have you considered Zerodha LargeMidcap 250 Index fund in analysis?
I invested in 6 mutual fund last year in May....they already gave me a total return of 26% (not CAGR) till now. Index fund gave me the lowest returns .
can you plz share Mutual fund house
Parag parikh flexi cap
Quant midcap
Uti nifty 50
Canara robecco small cap
SBI contra fund
Kotak equity opportunities fund
@@dr.panchapranborah660 thank you
Kitna kitna Kiya apne
In long term picture will be different 😂
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If you only interested in knowing. Note: try your own analysis and then decide
21:56 Remain one✅
Tu
Ek number Kam Kiya Bhai......😂😂😂😂
Thank You VAi
pin krna chyiye aapka comment
What is the reason or logic for not considering active midcap funds ? Some people prefer to have 33% ALLOCATION each to large cap, midcap and small cap funds separately
Hi Pranjal , very honest and well explained with measures , metrics and benchmark .Being a women I liked your video because your video doesn't reflect macho way of explanation.
I suggest if you can check out of your total subscribers what is the ratio of women subscribers if less ..then increase traction of women because they deserve such crystal clear explanation.
काश में भी आप की तरह CZcamsr होता मेरा भी सपना है
Ban ja fir bhai
Kash tum bhi inki trh only vidoe se nhi sikhte sath sath book se bhi sikhte 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Don't said your dream
U could be if u aquire knowledge
If it's for long-term about 15yrs to 20yrs ....then does it make sense to avoid small cap as of now as you said
Thanks, Pranjal for educating me because of you, I started doing SIP on mutual funds and am in excellent positions in two years.
I have two queries
1) SIPs mostly work with a long-term investment that is 15, 20 years or maybe more to take advantage of the dividend and the beauty of compounding comes into place.
If all of a sudden market crashes or things like COVID happen wherein entire returns nullify or become -ve, then should we exit from SIPs or stay on to the same, As it starts with 0 again and the compounding and dividend also becomes 0.
2nd Question
Should I keep changing my MF/SIPS in few years only and exit with a margin of 15 to 20%. If yes the return will not be effective as the formula of compounding and dividend will not be in place and will have to take exit in very few amount.
@pranjalkamra- Need your advice here.
if you are exiting just to make higher returns then you are trying to time the market which in most cases goes completely wrong. If you understand rupee cost averaging then one must not exit when the NAVs are low instead one must invest more or shift our funds from debt to equity portfolio.
Thanks a lot for giving logic behind selecting funds.
What is the best balanced advantage fund we can consider? Also the %of allocation?
Video ke Andar Kitne cuts hai😅😅
Pranjal ji invest some time on your body...🙂
I don’t think he need it!
Muscular hona healthy nahi hota.
You focus on investment that ill help ur body
The best video .. I actually understood what mutual funds are thank u
Nice Video & information I'm watching this video three times to properly understand.
Thank you for This type of information.
🕉️🇮🇳❤️👍💪
Name to bata deta mutual funds ke faltu time waste kar diya
Btaye to hai.. Video dhyan se dekho
Fast money makers 😂😂.... Samaj toh le paisa dalne se phele
Seriously 😂
Large Cap = HDFC Index S&P BSE Sensex Fund
Flexi Cap = Parag parikh flexi cap fund
Large & Mid Cap = Kotak Equity Opportunities Fund
ELSS = Parag Parikh Tax Saver Fund
Do Not Buy both Parag Parikh Flexi and Parag Parikh Tax
Second option for ELSS = Mirae Asset Tax Saver
Small Cap = Continue your SIP but do not buy new Small Cap
International Fund = Mirae Asset NYSE FANG + ETF (it is at high risk)
Thanks and good that you have broken your head to advise the investors about the best active mutual funds in different categories.
But, why do you want that the investors also break their heads in chasing returns without any assurance that funds will repeat their past performance.
Rather let them be in peace of mind with passive index funds investments with the desired asset allocation.
What a sense to find out best mutual funds every year and invest money or switch that amount everytime
Large Cap: HDFC Index S&P BSE Sensex Fund | Direct growth plan, Uti Nifty 50 Index Fund Growth Option Direct
Flexi Cap: Parag parik flexi cap (PPFAS) Mutual fund
ELSS: Parag Parik Tax Saver, Mirae assest tax saver fund
Small Cap: Axis Small Cap Direct Plan-Growth
JABARDASH INFORMATION AND HELPFULL FOR NEW AND BEGINER, THANK YOU VERRY MUCH
I am regular viewer of your videos. I am Mathematics Lecturer and i also inspire my friends too. Kindly prepare a health insurance video comparing basics.
Please elaborate about investing in silver without buying in physical form and how to invest in digital and other forms.