Top 5 Mid-cap Funds in 2019
Are you someone who is planning to invest in a mutual fund? Also, you want to get a good return by taking a moderate risk? Then your one-stop investment should be in a mid-cap fund.
Are you someone who is planning to invest in a mutual fund? Also, you want to get a good return by taking a moderate risk? Then your one-stop investment should be in a mid-cap fund.
Small Cap Mutual Funds are funds which invest in startup companies or developing firms. Small Cap funds have high risk. “CAP†means the size of that company in which the fund will invest. Most of Small Cap funds invests 40%-10% in large-cap or mid-cap funds to provide some stability in investment.
Are you planning to invest in Mutual Fund? But is very skeptical about the risk associated with it? Then investing in large-cap mutual fund might be your best bet. Large-cap mutual fund investment ensures good return with a moderate risk adjusting mechanism
The large-cap fund invests in large-cap companies which have larger market capitalization. These large-cap companies have a track record of steady wealth generation with low risks. People with a low-risk appetite can easily invest in a large-cap fund. One of the best features of the large-cap fund is that they can easily manage the market fluctuation. So, the return does not very rigorously in accordance with market volatility.
To invest in mutual funds, there are two methods of investing. One is Lumpsum Investment and the other one is SIP.
A mutual fund which invests in other mutual funds called fund of funds. Fund of Funds also referred to as a multi-manager investment. These mutual funds invest in debt or equity as per your investment objective. In 1962 Bernie Cornfeld has created the original fund of funds, but it went bankrupt after it was looted by Robert Vesco. The Fund of Funds which is available in India invests in the same fund house from where they belong.
Mutual Fund is a professionally managed investment vehicle that pools money from the investors sharing a common financial objective. It invests the money in different financial securities like- bonds, money market instruments, equities, stocks, and other assets. It is a diversified portfolio of financial instruments to produce capital gains and offset financial losses. Mutual Fund is operated by professional money managers and make easy for the investors to avoid the complications of investment decisions.
NAV stands for Net Asset Value. The market value of the assets of the Mutual Fund scheme less the liabilities gives you the NAV.
An asset management company (AMC) manages the funds of the mutual fund. An asset management company registered under the company’s act 1956. The mutual fund pays fees to the AMC for managing their fund. The AMC is also always under supervision of SEBI.
OTM, or ‘One Time Mandate’ is a one time registration process that will allow you to invest transact seamlessly in a simple, convenient and paperless manner. Using the OTM facility, you can instruct your bank to allow a debit of a certain amount, with a fixed daily upper limit in your account, whenever you wish to transact. Having registered an OTM you can subscribe without having to initiate any payment from your end.