Multicap might look attractive but reality is different. They actually will only perform when entire market caps are rising. For the risk it is better to split the amount into a flexi + small cap or largemidcap+ small cap.
Multicap is better than flexi cap, flexi cap invests more in the large cap stocks while multicap provides better diversification and it is more active.
@@mb-hb1fryou can always put money into small and Midcaps that will generate more wealth and flexi to preserve wealth. Multicap is very volatile to be the only fund
@@manorakheeinteresting, I went with active way and my xirr is close to 26.3%, there was euphoria from 2011 to 2015, lull from 2016 to 2019, then boom, and the only index bit I did was from 2021 to 2023. If you are able to do strategic allocation, then we wil end up beating the index 😊
I don't understand one point when you said the AUM of the flexi cap has become so large that even though they have the freedom to invest in any small/mid-cap companies, the allocation towards the large cap is huge, impacting the returns. Now my question is what's the point of this freedom and how does AUM size restrict them to investing small/mid cap.Lastly, if the large AUM size can be an issue then should an Investor look for a flexi cap with smaller AUM to get better returns.
Sir very confusing, VR premium portfolio planner suggests to take flexicap, but in the video you Multicap is better than flexicap.. I am confused and loosing trust
People, can you share your thoughts about momentum investing or simply, momentum index funds ? Is it beneficial to invest in them for long time period that is over 10 years ?
Please confirm when market is All time high can we invest in Balance advantage fund or we should wait for correction. I want to draw SWP income of yearly 7.25 percent please suggest. Also some fund for SWP
@@raviprovalue research classification is different to that of sebi. Funds that are classified as small caps by sebi are actually small and mid cap allocated in value research. For eg.. SBI small cap fund which invests 80 percent in small caps as claimed by amc but in value research it is classified as 55 percent mid caps and 45 percent small caps. That is because value research considers funds that comes under 70-90 percent market universe come under mid caps.
Multicap might look attractive but reality is different. They actually will only perform when entire market caps are rising. For the risk it is better to split the amount into a flexi + small cap or largemidcap+ small cap.
Flexi cap
Multi cap
Aggressive hybrid
Value fund
Small cap fund
This strategy is working well for me.
Multicap is better than flexi cap, flexi cap invests more in the large cap stocks while multicap provides better diversification and it is more active.
@@mb-hb1fryou can always put money into small and Midcaps that will generate more wealth and flexi to preserve wealth. Multicap is very volatile to be the only fund
True.
Invest 33% in nifty 50, 33% in nifty next 50 and 33% in midcap 150 index. Rebalance annually. No need of any other flexicap or multicap fund.
And get avg returns
I invested in 2021 and my xirr returns are 22%
@@manorakheeinteresting, I went with active way and my xirr is close to 26.3%, there was euphoria from 2011 to 2015, lull from 2016 to 2019, then boom, and the only index bit I did was from 2021 to 2023.
If you are able to do strategic allocation, then we wil end up beating the index 😊
Top class portfolio. Just one question, do you diversify across amc or same amc
Every video of Dhirendra Sir gives me investing knowledge.
Very good advise on multicap vs flexicap funds.
Glad you think so!!
I don't understand one point when you said the AUM of the flexi cap has become so large that even though they have the freedom to invest in any small/mid-cap companies, the allocation towards the large cap is huge, impacting the returns. Now my question is what's the point of this freedom and how does AUM size restrict them to investing small/mid cap.Lastly, if the large AUM size can be an issue then should an Investor look for a flexi cap with smaller AUM to get better returns.
Thanks so much to both of you for coming back! We missed you (when other people were representing VR)! 😊
Excellent detailing on different market cap diversification.
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Very good analysis and much useful to the common investor.
Thank you 🙏
Follower for last 10 years. Wanted to know, why is value research not providing any ratings for multicap funds. Pleased help understand
Thanks for sharing knowledge and expertise.
Our pleasure
Thank you dhirendersir.for the valuable views.
You're most welcome
Sir very confusing, VR premium portfolio planner suggests to take flexicap, but in the video you Multicap is better than flexicap..
I am confused and loosing trust
People, can you share your thoughts about momentum investing or simply, momentum index funds ? Is it beneficial to invest in them for long time period that is over 10 years ?
Thanks for the valuable information
Glad it was helpful!
Please confirm when market is All time high can we invest in Balance advantage fund or we should wait for correction. I want to draw SWP income of yearly 7.25 percent please suggest. Also some fund for SWP
Unfortunately many multicaps are now having even less then 12-13% allocation, so they may not be following SEBI guidelines and mandate !!
Exactly, see VR portfolio of Nippon Multicap, ICICI Multicap etc. Small cap allocation is less than 25%
@@raviprovalue research classification is different to that of sebi. Funds that are classified as small caps by sebi are actually small and mid cap allocated in value research. For eg.. SBI small cap fund which invests 80 percent in small caps as claimed by amc but in value research it is classified as 55 percent mid caps and 45 percent small caps. That is because value research considers funds that comes under 70-90 percent market universe come under mid caps.
Excellent but flexi cap you are suggesting has high volatile
ppfas conservative fund or flexicap fund
Which is best flexi cap
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good as always.. folloing him since his tv days ...
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