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Neeraj Question by Neeraj on Mar 19, 2021Hindi
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I am 53 years old. I am a regular reader of your column on rediff.com. I wrote many times but never got reply of my queries. Now I do request you to pl. give me you valuable advise on my below two queries.

1. I have an investment in mutual fund. According to current overvaluation of Stock market shall i stay invested or switch to Liquid funds?

Ans: There are few schemes where partial profits can be booked, however, few of these can be continued even at these market levels as each and every scheme has different portfolio and therefore different level of margin of safety.

In case you are not able to assess the margin of safety you may consider shifting investments to hybrid balanced advantage categories.

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