Which Mutual Funds Help One Handle Volatile Stock Markets?

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  • čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
  • Which Mutual Funds Help One Handle Volatile Stock Markets?
    SIP amount depends on an investors profile, risk tolerance, income levels, financial liabilities etc. SIP in mid cap and small cap funds must be moderated. However, Step-Up Sip is one step ahead of a normal SIP and when a person gets a salary hike he can increase the SIP amounts. One must invest in Flexi Cap Funds and Equity Hybrid Funds to navigate volatile markets. Flexi cap funds give you exposure to large cap, mid cap and small cap stocks. They protect you from volatile stock markets which can last for one or two years. One must continue their SIPs in equity funds even when markets are volatile.
    0:00 - Coming up
    1:38 - Introducing Mr Atul Bhole
    3:01 - Equity funds have seen a record Rs 34,697 crore inflows in May 2024. What is propelling the record inflows into the Indian stock markets?
    5:52 - Why had Kotak Mahindra AMC announced restrictions on lump sum investments in its small cap fund in March 2024. Which sectors offer good growth in the small cap space?
    10:20 - How does Kotak Emerging Equity Fund pick stocks for its portfolio?
    16:06 - Mr Atul Bhole has no problem paying a premium for good quality stocks. Why is this so and has this approach helped him build strong mutual fund portfolios?
    19:36 - What role do large cap funds play in an investors portfolio given that Flexi Cap Funds and even Focused Funds may have a bias towards large cap stocks?
    23:20 - What are Special Situation Funds? What are the opportunities for investors in these funds?
    32:00 - Is there any benchmark to decide one's SIP amount in equity funds? Also does step-up SIP really increase one's wealth over the long term?
    35:25 - How do momentum funds pick stocks? How does the momentum strategy play out in bull and bear markets?
    38:08 - How does Mr Atul Bhole manage his money? What percentage of his investment portfolio is towards mutual funds?
    39:34 - How can mutual fund investors navigate volatile stock markets? Which categories of mutual funds one must have in their portfolio to survive such volatile conditions?
    42:17 - What are Mr Atul Bhole’s learnings and mistakes from the equity markets?
    45:25 - What are Mr Atul Bhole’s book recommendations for first time mutual fund investors?
    47:06 - Key Learnings
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Komentáře • 19

  • @baidyanathbhattacharya886

    Very nice and clear. SALUTE to our speaker for his own polisy of investment

  • @thakurtimmy8624
    @thakurtimmy8624 Před 17 dny +1

    Very very important ones namrata ji dahnyabad 😊👏🙏

  • @krishnalifecare630
    @krishnalifecare630 Před 18 dny +1

    Thanks Namrata
    Best show for retail investors like us

  • @nnpisharody5396
    @nnpisharody5396 Před 18 dny +1

    Good and valuable discussion. Good job by Groww.

  • @amitkumarghosh2878
    @amitkumarghosh2878 Před 18 dny +2

    Enlightening video as always. Thank you GROWW. ❤❤❤

  • @govindarajan6576
    @govindarajan6576 Před 18 dny +1

    Very nice 🎉

  • @kravinaik3835
    @kravinaik3835 Před 17 dny

    Very Good Speaker

  • @bikashneog7775
    @bikashneog7775 Před 18 dny +1

    ETF ❤ sahi hey 😊

  • @ambarish92
    @ambarish92 Před 18 dny +3

    What are the chances of our stock market crashing and not performing like China or Japan? Even after China being an amazing growth market, their stock market didnt perform and it was long term, like really really long.. Please ask these questions to the experts as no one ever answers this.

    • @KPS_04
      @KPS_04 Před 17 dny

      Very true. That's a great question!

    • @07MAYUR
      @07MAYUR Před 17 dny +2

      I think there are two cases in which stock market crashes ( crash means correction of atleast 15% on two days).
      First is when there is any bubble created in market. Second is when any unpredictable event occur like covid-19, 2008 financial crisis.
      I think if someone is fully aware of stock market and news then he can take out his money before the bubble burst.
      In second condition i.e. unpredictable event , I think no one can do any anything.
      Now let's consider if someone didn't take out his money during market crash!
      As per previous records in such cases indian market was able to recover in about 2.5- 3 years.
      So, whether you are able to predict crash or not if you are here for long term then you will be in profit.
      If you want more information then refer to. NIFTY 50 JOURNEY OF 25 YEARS by NSE

  • @mohitmujumdar997
    @mohitmujumdar997 Před 18 dny +1

    ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @baidyanathbhattacharya886

    Policy.

  • @rajgopal9708
    @rajgopal9708 Před 5 dny

    Giving thumbs down because i cant understand. Why don't groww do it in english?

  • @OldLearner
    @OldLearner Před 17 dny

    Lumpsum restrict karega toh investor ka hu nuksaan hota hai.....kyunki market down hone pe lumpsum ka mouka gawa dete hai investor

    • @royalboy6478
      @royalboy6478 Před 11 dny

      Lumsum restrict nhi karenge toh high valuations peh stocks buy krne padenge ,kyunki ek certain limit se zyda capital hold nhi kr skte ,vrna log bolenge return km bn rha paisa invest nhi kr rhe ,aur jb market girega toh loss bhi hoga us hisab se,various factors they have to consider.

  • @PinkTa
    @PinkTa Před 18 dny

    Mutual fund sahi hai. This campaign has created such a hyke that every month there is net inflow of Rs 20,000 crores from retail investors. So what these domestic institutional investors are doing is they are just dumping the public's money. When the foreign institutional investors are selling and these guys are buying. This is artificially inflating our market and showing a rosy picture. We are just playing around a few companies of the index and portraying that everything is good and growing in our economy.

    • @sc7783
      @sc7783 Před 15 dny +2

      If you don't believe, please don't invest. No need for you to worry about the rest of us (who actually believe in India's growth)

    • @anujbajpai3159
      @anujbajpai3159 Před 11 dny

      Retail investors sharr is nothing compared to total market valuation.
      Problem is only in small cap and few midcap stocks.