Wow. Golden words spoken. I actually have invested in Pharma and Banking based on MFD advice and I now don't know when to exit. Will need to read up and develop a strategy.
Thanks for sharing. It's also important to note that thematic funds like pharma and banking come with an expense ratio of over 2% (average of 2.3%) if you are purchasing regular plans. Do factor that in your decisions aswell.
I own Sectoral and Thematic funds, and I find difficult to explain the difference in two. I alway shave to think twice while explaining the difference.
Even I am not very clear on this, but lets try this. A theme can be formed with construction and real estate based stocks but they are not of the same sector, isn’t it ? How about that ?
Enjoyed hearing the whole video. Heard Santosh and Alex for the first time. Looking forward for more.
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Wow. Golden words spoken. I actually have invested in Pharma and Banking based on MFD advice and I now don't know when to exit. Will need to read up and develop a strategy.
Thanks for sharing. It's also important to note that thematic funds like pharma and banking come with an expense ratio of over 2% (average of 2.3%) if you are purchasing regular plans. Do factor that in your decisions aswell.
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Most flexi-cap fund have most exposure to large cap. So for higher returns multi-cap may be better ?
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I own Sectoral and Thematic funds, and I find difficult to explain the difference in two. I alway shave to think twice while explaining the difference.
Even I am not very clear on this, but lets try this. A theme can be formed with construction and real estate based stocks but they are not of the same sector, isn’t it ? How about that ?