DSIJ Mindshare

Investors generally focus on a fund's past returns. They think that a larger fund is better. On the flip side, some investors raise concerns about whether a fund can sustain its strong performance after growing to a substantial size. What is the reality? Rakesh Deshmukh takes a closer look at the scenario

From Samruddhi Expressway to Mumbai's Atal-Setu Bridge, these initiatives signify the government's dedicated focus on infrastructure development. Considering the trend, is it a good time to seize the opportunity by investing in infrastructure funds? Rakesh Deshmukh takes a closer look at the scenario

Investors are drawn to large-cap funds primarily due to the stability and consistency provided by wellestablished blue-chip companies, particularly during periods of market volatility. Although small-cap and mid-cap stocks carry the potential for greater returns, they also entail higher volatility and risk. Rakesh Deshmukh takes a closer look at the scenario

Investors should understand the specific nature of the funds they are considering whether they are active or passive.

Booking profits requires just a click, yet, accumulating a sound investment corpus takes time. Therefore, rushing into booking profits without reconsidering the decision might harm the patiently amassed corpus. The report suggests the right way of going about it