Request your advise on the following

My current portfolio is 

Reliance-70% - Hold

Balance-30% in the below scripts

All these I entered in last 2 months. 

I want to invest more in equity and my plan is to have all future investments in Reliance which I feel will give Better returns in long run.

I am looking at minimum of 5 years horizon. 

Ans: Please continue

Ans: The funds are decent; however, there are too many funds in large cap; these can be consolidated

Ans: You have a total of Rs 11,500 of SIPs per month. You will easily reach your target of Rs 50 Lakhs even in 15 years with the portfolio you are following, even after not taking into account the amount you have accumulated in the past 5 years!
And magic will happen if you increase your SIP by 10% each year as your salary increases.

However, remember that your portfolio is very aggressive, 100% equity oriented and would need a review and if required, rebalancing once a year.

My recommendations on your funds:-

1. Axis Bluechip Fund – Large Cap – Continue
2. Axis Flexicap Fund – Flexi Cap – Poor performance. Switch to Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund
3. Kotak Emerging Equity Fund – Mid Cap - Continue
4. DSP Mid Cap Fund – Mid Cap – Poor performance. Switch to PGIM India Midcap Opp Fund
5. IDFC Emerging Business – Small Cap - A very new fund with hardly any track record. Switch instead to SBI Small Cap Fund
6. Axis Small Cap Fund – Small Cap – Continue

Ans: Hello Mirza and thanks for writing to me. You have 2 Small Cap oriented funds and 1 Index Fund.

You can consider continuing to invest in Kotal Small Cap, pause investments in DSP Nifty 50 and begin investing in Edelweiss NIFTY 100 Quality 30 Index Fund, pause investments in Nippon Small Cap Fund and begin investing in SBI Focused Equity Fund.

Ans: Hello;

Equity asset class gives fantastic returns over long-term is a proven fact.

However in short to medium term it is prone to wild fluctuations and high volatility which I feel is unsuitable for your age group.

However you may divert your direct equity holdings or do fresh investments into equity savings type mutual funds (which have low to moderate risk compared to highly risky pure equity funds) for 3 to 5 year horizon.

Happy Investing!!

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