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Deepak Question by Deepak on Jan 30, 2020Hindi
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I have a lump sum investment in in following MUTUAL FUNDS. Please advice whether i should exit or remain invested

  • ABSL Frontline equity fund - Direct –Growth
  • Franklin India Equity Fund - Direct- Growth
  • HDFC Hybrid Equity Fund-Direct –Growth
  • HDFC Capital Builder Value Fund -Regular- Growth
  • ICICI Pru Balanced Advantage fund- regular-Growth
  • ICICI Pru value discovery Fund- Regular-Growth
  • SBI Bluechip Fund-Direct – Growth
Name of the Fund Category RankMF Star Rating
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ABSL Frontline equity fund - Direct –Growth Equity - Large Cap Fund 4
Franklin India Equity Fund- Direct- Growth Equity - Multi Cap Fund 3
HDFC Hybrid Equity Fund-Direct –Growth Hybrid - Aggressive Hybrid Fund 5
HDFC Capital Builder Value Fund -Regular- Growth Equity - Value Fund 3
ICICI Pru Balanced Advantage fund- regular-Growth Hybrid - Balanced Advantage 5
ICICI Pru value discovery Fund- Regular-Growth Equity - Value Fund 3
SBI Bluechip Fund-Direct- Growth Equity - Large Cap Fund 3

Ans: You may please continue with 4 and 5 star schemes; for the rest you can consider these:

Equity - Value Fund:

  • Tata Equity P/E Fund (Growth Option)
  • UTI Value Opportunities Fund- Growth Option
  • L&T India Value Fund Growth Option

Equity Multi Cap:

  • Motilal Oswal Multi Cap 35 – Growth
  • UTI Equity Fund – Growth
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