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I'm aged 31 years. Currently based in Ahmedabad-Gujarat. By profession I'm a chemical engineer. Personal Finance, Investment, Taxation related topics, discussions attract me. I'm here on MMB to share my views with others & if possible to solve their financial problems regarding Insurance, MF, Tax planning.......with whatever little knowledge I have. I 'm still learning & open to learn more & more. Suggestions, Comments, complaints regarding my posts at MMB are always welcome. If want to contact me please mail at ashalanshu@gmail.com .
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10 Oct 2008 15:21
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Dear dr sundeep, the long term fundamental & investment prospects of Rel. Gr. Fund r same as of Indian Economy. If u r positive on Indian Economy for next 8-10 & even more years, this fund should be in ur portfolio & if u think that SKY IS GOING TO FALL WITHIN A DAY OR TWO, Rel. Gr. is not a fund for u. Being a midcap oriented fund, its performance `ll be in slump under current market conditions but as & when the situation improves, so `ll its performance.
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Ashal...
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Ashal...
10 Oct 2008 12:14
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Dear mayekar, From ur chosen funds,
Large Cap - HDFC Top 200 & DSP ML Top 100
Mid cap - Rel. Growth
Multical - SBI Contra
Balanced - HDFC Prudence
Sectoral - IPru Infra
All the funds chosen by u r proven performers over long duration in their respective category. No need to panic. Continue investment in the same.
1. Going for more aggressive fund under large cap category `ll be a personal call.
2. Sitting on Large amount of cash, has helped RRSF to contain the fall better but at the same time, it is a dangerous sign also. The reason is U & me or any other investors r investing in RRSF for Eq. returns & not the returns generated by money market instruments by sitting on cash. If sitting on the cash is going to protect our downslide, it `ll be better to have our money in our own hands.
3. Yes RRSF `ll dilute the large cap bias of ur portfolio.
4. Plz. note for past some time, only the name of SBI is contra, otherwise the portfolio of this funds is more like an aggressive multicap fund. So again it `ll be personal choice between an aggressive fund SBI contra & a conservative fund DSP ML Eq.
Thanks
Ashal...
Large Cap - HDFC Top 200 & DSP ML Top 100
Mid cap - Rel. Growth
Multical - SBI Contra
Balanced - HDFC Prudence
Sectoral - IPru Infra
All the funds chosen by u r proven performers over long duration in their respective category. No need to panic. Continue investment in the same.
1. Going for more aggressive fund under large cap category `ll be a personal call.
2. Sitting on Large amount of cash, has helped RRSF to contain the fall better but at the same time, it is a dangerous sign also. The reason is U & me or any other investors r investing in RRSF for Eq. returns & not the returns generated by money market instruments by sitting on cash. If sitting on the cash is going to protect our downslide, it `ll be better to have our money in our own hands.
3. Yes RRSF `ll dilute the large cap bias of ur portfolio.
4. Plz. note for past some time, only the name of SBI is contra, otherwise the portfolio of this funds is more like an aggressive multicap fund. So again it `ll be personal choice between an aggressive fund SBI contra & a conservative fund DSP ML Eq.
Thanks
Ashal...
10 Oct 2008 12:00
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Dear 250778, In the article, SWP stand for systematic withdraw plan.
Under SWP, u first invest a lump sum in any MF scheme & at the time of joining the scheme, also fill the SWP form for withdraw of money on a predefined interval (every week, every month, 3 months or 6 months). the SWP may be in money terms say 10K Rs. or 20K Rs. or in Units terms, say 100 or 500 units redemption on every SWP interval.
I hope the above info `ll be useful to u.
Thanks
Ashal ...
Under SWP, u first invest a lump sum in any MF scheme & at the time of joining the scheme, also fill the SWP form for withdraw of money on a predefined interval (every week, every month, 3 months or 6 months). the SWP may be in money terms say 10K Rs. or 20K Rs. or in Units terms, say 100 or 500 units redemption on every SWP interval.
I hope the above info `ll be useful to u.
Thanks
Ashal ...
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