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anit Question by anit on Apr 19, 2023Hindi
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HII I AM 40 YEARS OLD AND I AM INVESTING IN BELOW FUNDS SCINCE LAST 6 YEARS 1) FRANKLIN INDIA FLEXI CAP FUND GROWTH, 2) ICICI PRUDENTIAL VALUE DISCOVER FUND 3) HSBC MID CAP FUND TOTAL INVESTMENT 6K PER MONTH PLEASE ADVICE SHOUID I CHANGE OR CONTINUE 0

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I do a regular investment per month of Rs 8000 as SIP in mutual funds. The fund currently I am holding are:  1. HDFC Top 100 Fund -Rs 2000 2. ICICI prudential value discovery fund -Rs 1000 3. ICICI prudential blue chip fund - Rs 1000 4. HDFC Hybrid equity fund - Rs 1000 5. SBI blue chip fund - Rs 1000 6. SBI Small cap fund - Rs 1000 7. Mirae asset large cap fund - Rs 1000 I have invested Rs 214,372 till now and my market value is Rs 230,213 which means my annual return is 8.8 per cent. Shall I continue to invest in the above fund or shall I switch to some other better fund as per your advice and what will be my capital if I continue to invest for next 7 years as my current age is 43 years and I wish to invest till my age reach 50.  Name of the Fund Category RankMF Star Rating Anoop Adhikari     1. Hdfc Top 100 Fund -Rs 2000 Equity - Large Cap Fund 4 2. Icici prudential value discovery fund -Rs 1000 Equity - Value Fund 3 3. Icici prudential blue chip fund- Rs 1000 Equity - Large Cap Fund 3 4. Hdfc Hybrid equity fund - Rs 1000 Hybrid - Aggressive Hybrid Fund 5 5. SBI blue chip fund - Rs 1000 Equity - Large Cap Fund 3 6. SBI Small cap fund - Rs 1000 Equity - Small cap Fund 3 7. Mirae asset large cap fund - Rs 1000 Equity - Large Cap Fund 4
Ans: You may please continue with 4 and 5 star schemes; for the rest you can consider these:

Equity - Large Cap Funds: 

  • LIC MF Large Cap Fund-Growth
  • Axis Bluechip Fund-growth 

Equity - Small cap Fund: 

  • Kotak Small Cap Fund – Growth
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Sir good morning. I am 27 years old. I have been investing Rs 10000/- each in SBI Mid cap fund, Small cap Fund and Rs 10000 in ABSL Flexi cap fund and Rs 5000/- in HDFC Midcap funds. I may please be guided whether to continue or to switch to other funds. Thank you sir.
Ans: At 27, you're making proactive investment decisions, which is commendable. Let's review your current investment strategy and explore potential adjustments:

Assessing Your Current Portfolio
SBI Mid Cap Fund and Small Cap Fund: Mid-cap and small-cap funds offer growth potential but come with higher volatility. Consider your risk tolerance and investment horizon when evaluating these funds.

ABSL Flexi Cap Fund: Flexi-cap funds provide flexibility to invest across market capitalizations based on market conditions. They offer diversification and potential for growth.

HDFC Midcap Fund: Similar to SBI Mid Cap and Small Cap funds, HDFC Midcap Fund focuses on mid-cap stocks. Assess whether the overlap in mid-cap exposure across funds aligns with your diversification goals.

Considerations for Continuation or Switch
Performance: Evaluate the performance of your current funds relative to their benchmarks and peers. Consistent underperformance may warrant a review.

Fund Manager Track Record: Assess the track record and expertise of the fund managers managing your investments. Consistency in performance and adherence to investment objectives are key considerations.

Fund Objectives and Strategy: Ensure that the investment objectives and strategies of your funds align with your financial goals and risk profile.

Potential Actions
Review Fund Performance: Conduct a detailed analysis of the performance of each fund in your portfolio over different time periods.

Consult with a Financial Advisor: Consider consulting with a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) to review your investment strategy and explore alternative fund options based on your goals and risk tolerance.

Consider Diversification: Evaluate the need for diversification across asset classes and investment styles to mitigate risk and enhance long-term returns.

Conclusion
While your current investment strategy demonstrates a focus on growth-oriented funds, it's essential to periodically review your portfolio and make adjustments as needed. Assess the performance, objectives, and risk profile of your funds, and consider consulting with a financial advisor for personalized guidance.

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