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MF Investment Help
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Thank you so much.......
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Need help to continue SIP
Posted by :
ashalanshu
Dear roshninaath, From ur list,
1. HDFC equity - Stop SIP & divert new SIPs to HDFC Top 200 (A large cap fund)
2. Birla sunlife equity - Stop SIP& divert new SIPs to Birla SL Fr`line Eq. (A large cap fund)
3. Reliance growth - continue
4. Reliance diversified Power sector - sectoral fund, Stop SIP & divert to one of the above mentioned large cap funds
5. DWS investment Opportunities - continue (multicap fund)
6. Sundaram Select Focus - continue (Large cap fund)
7. ICICI Pru power - continue
8. Reliance Vision - Stop, Divert new sip to one of large cap funds
9. Franklin Flexicap - Stop (a multicap fund not performing well) & divert the SIP to Large cap funds.
Thanks
Ashal 
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Dear vmd74,
IDFC Premier Equity Fund is the Best Midcap & smallcap Fund & likely to give Very Good Return in 4-5 year Time.
However Largecap Oriented Funds are likely to give Better Returns in next 1-2 years.
You may Discontinue Further SIP in this Fund & start New SIP in any of following Funds.
DSPBR Top 100 Equity Fund
DWS Alpha Equity Fund
IDFC Imperial Equity Fund
HDFC Growth / Top 200 Fund.
Sundaram Select focus Fund
P.C.Sharma...
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Should SIP in IDFC premier equity be stopped now
Posted by :
vmd74
Dear friends I am investing in IDFC premier equity (G) through SIP since last 10 months Should I continue the SIP or switch to some other fund
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Hi All, I need help. I need to know how to invest in MF through SIP from USA? I have Suvitha account in Citi Bank in India. Will it be possible to buy through the account? How will i be able to submit the Pan Card details? Or do i need to get the NRE account? Please suggest in detail about this. Iam new to this and need help. Is this the right time to start MF(SIP)?Any particular fund?Please kindly suggest.Thank you so much....
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Dear vmd74, the IDFC Prem. Eq. fund is one of the best fund in midcap oriented fund category. So continue ur SIP.
Thanks
Ashal...
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Should SIP in IDFC premier equity be stopped now
Posted by : vmd74
Dear friends I am investing in IDFC premier equity (G) through SIP since last 10 months Should I continue the SIP or switch to some other fund
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Dear roshninaath, From ur list,
1. HDFC equity - Stop SIP & divert new SIPs to HDFC Top 200 (A large cap fund)
2. Birla sunlife equity - Stop SIP& divert new SIPs to Birla SL Fr`line Eq. (A large cap fund)
3. Reliance growth - continue
4. Reliance diversified Power sector - sectoral fund, Stop SIP & divert to one of the above mentioned large cap funds
5. DWS investment Opportunities - continue (multicap fund)
6. Sundaram Select Focus - continue (Large cap fund)
7. ICICI Pru power - continue
8. Reliance Vision - Stop, Divert new sip to one of large cap funds
9. Franklin Flexicap - Stop (a multicap fund not performing well) & divert the SIP to Large cap funds.
Thanks
Ashal...
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Need help to continue SIP
Posted by : roshninaath
Hi All i have the following funds
1. HDFC equity
2. Birla sunlife equity
3. Reliance growth
4. Reliance diversified Power sector
5. DWS investment Opportunities
6. Sundaram Select Focus
7. ICICI Pru power
8. Reliance Vision
9. Fanklin Flexicap
I want you to suggest from the above which one i can continue SIP and which one i stay away.
I am not interested in switching over as the market condition is not good.
Pls advise me
Roshni
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Dear dsvas, ur answer lies in ur question itself. If u want an annual return of 15%, Eq. is the only asset class which can give u such returns. Plz. do note, within such short period of 2-3 years, u may/may not get such returns.
Thanks
Ashal...
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debt or equity
Posted by : dsvas
In this bear market in which type of schemes did i invest?debt or equity? i want 15% return in 2 to 3 years.
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Dear friend, Only invest at this juncture, if u don`t need this money for next 5-6 years. Also invest only using SIP or STP methods. A lump sum investment should be avoided under current volatile times.
If this is ur first time investment plz. opt from following large cap funds.
1. HDFC Top 200
2. Sund. Select Focus
3. DSPBR TOP 100
4. Birla Sunlife Fr`line Eq.
This is an indicative list only & not the order of preference. For Stocks plz. wait for replies of other boarders.
Thanks
Ashal...
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ABN AMRO Mutual Fund is now Fortis Mutual Fund
Posted by : Guest
The present market condition is very bad. In this falling market shall I invest my liquid surplus cash in Stocks or Mutual Funds for 2 to 3 years horizon. Suggest good stocks & Funds.
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Dear friends I am investing in IDFC premier equity (G) through SIP since last 10 months Should I continue the SIP or switch to some other fund...
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Hi All i have the following funds
1. HDFC equity
2. Birla sunlife equity
3. Reliance growth
4. Reliance diversified Power sector
5. DWS investment Opportunities
6. Sundaram Select Focus
7. ICICI Pru power
8. Reliance Vision
9. Fanklin Flexicap
I want you to suggest from the above which one i can continue SIP and which one i stay away.
I am not interested in switching over as the market condition is not good.
Pls advise me
Roshni...
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I think you did not pay attention to the article. Yogesh isn`t talking about actual gold but using it as an example to explain the importance of research and hard work.
I`m very glad that Moneycontrol has people like this who take finance to a different level for the layman.
Thanks.
Karan...
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Strike gold in times of financial crisis
Posted by : Guest
Its not at all really the time to buy gold when entire asset class is available with 60-80% cheaper, wise investors would surely not track that gold which is yet to see declines ahead. Gold is the costliest commodity so far at present.
Some asset class liek realty is down over 87%, who the hell is going to buy that costly gold instead of this mouth watering realty equity prices.
Gold is costly now. Investors could like to buy it at Rs 8000 per 10 gms.
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hi
you are absolutely correct
cant agree more
Amit...
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Don`t rush, wait till May `09 before buying: DSP BlackRock
Posted by : selvam
I am not that silly to send a blank message as a reply to some great chap from great institution which are just great only in their names..
One strongly feels one NEED NOT WAIT TILL MAY 09 while there is bollod on the strrets and things are offered damn cheap..Accumualte as muc as one can and wait ..
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I am not that silly to send a blank message as a reply to some great chap from great institution which are just great only in their names..
One strongly feels one NEED NOT WAIT TILL MAY 09 while there is bollod on the strrets and things are offered damn cheap..Accumualte as muc as one can and wait .....
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Yes true, but if market moves down more from here I think BlackRock itself has to cut jobs. Many lay offs at BlackRock coming up ahead....
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Don`t rush, wait till May `09 before buying: DSP BlackRock
Posted by : MMB Messenger
Anup Maheshwari, DSP BlackRock said investors should watch earnings growth closely before buying. "Markets are pricing in an economic slowdown. They are in a value zone, but there is no need to rush." He advises a wait and watch policy for the next six-months.
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MMB MOD the moment sees some cryptic comment about some big name(whatever that means) defends them with all their might ..as there is their vested interests are involved..
It is sad that many people still follow "advice" from such dubious parties/chaneels/sites etc...
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Anup Maheshwari, DSP BlackRock said investors should watch earnings growth closely before buying. "Markets are pricing in an economic slowdown. They are in a value zone, but there is no need to rush." He advises a wait and watch policy for the next six-months.
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