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Very useful information
Comment from : Mohan Ch

Can we invest through 'Value Research'? Does 'Value Research' act as investment broker? Do we need to pay to 'Value Research'?
Comment from : B Singh

Please share your view on this portfolio This is for a very long term br60 Large cap, 25 Mid Cap & 15 Small br1 Axis nifty 100 index fund br2 Axis growth Opportunities fund br3 DSP Mid cap fund br4 PGIM Mid cap fund br5 Parag Parikh Flexi cap fund br6 SBI Small cap fund
Comment from : Loknath P

Thanks for the useful video Ubr Have explained very well the time duration
Comment from : Padma Sekar

Sir, app sab se pahele "phand ka fanda" Hindi program me aate the usse hi apko jyada log Jan je lage the
Comment from : Bharat parmar

Sir, app Hindi me batao ge to Bahot logo ko jankai mile gi
Comment from : Bharat parmar

kahna kya chahte hobrplz explain in hindi n to the pointbrn make the explaination as simple as possible so that newbees can take decisionbrregardsbrJAI HIND
Comment from : Jyotirmoy Saha

For equity part, a Nifty 50 index fund, an Aggressive Hybrid fund and a Flexicap/Multicap fund is enough ?
Comment from : Shijudas Lakshmanan

Sir I am 52 yrs old please tell me in whichever fund is best for me to invest in sip of 10000 per month for 10 yrs please tell me sir
Comment from : Manjula N

What are the options if you do not want a balanced fund in your portfolio but want to keep debt and equity separate Debt would give you average returns of debt and protect your principal, while equity will push for inflation hedgebrbrThe only point to be considered and that would depend on your life stage and savings stage is what would you place in equity versus debt
Comment from : Sunil J

ELSS fund should be in every portfolio, not only for tax saving but the descipline as it can't be redeemed before 3 years
Comment from : m b

Simple and effective way to understand financial planning
Comment from : Vivek Vardhan

International funds show useless volatility I hate them I find good value in Indian Midcaps for long term 🥳
Comment from : BJR

Can you make video on largecap or flexicap or multicap mutual funds That will add more knowledge to us
Comment from : Aartham FinExpert

The older website was a lot better and intuitive I don't know why you changed it for no good reason !
Comment from : Vikram Nangia

नमस्कार सर, brजब Used to हो जायेगा तो आप से थोडी पुछा करेगा अपने आप खुद करेगा brbrक्या फरक पडता दो mutual fund बता देते brbrये तो ऐसा हुआ कोई आपसे पैसे पुछ रहा है, आप NSC Certificate दे रहे हो जो पाच साल बाद mature होगा
Comment from : Adwait Dongre

Thank you very much sirbrSir please tell your valuable opinion on investment in international index fund importance Sir mention different types of international index fund s available for investment How to choose best international index fund for very long term investment
Comment from : Nagaraju Bandi

The only funds you need is a nifty50 and niftyNext50 in a ratio 3:1 or 4:1 Plus a gilt fund for debt portion for regular rebalancing Or you can use arbitrage funds for debt portion as they are tax efficient
Comment from : Ankit

Liquid Funds 6m-1yrbrShort duration 3-5 yearsbrELSS (Salaried employees) or Aggressive Hybrid FundsbrLarge & Midcap FundbrNasdaq 100ETF
Comment from : G

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Comment from : Aditya

हिंदी में बोलते तो कुछ समझ में भी आता अंग्रेजी यानी कि काला अक्षर भैंस बराबर हिंदी में बोला करना भाई भारत में बोलना है हिंदी में बोल विदेश में जाकर अंग्रेजी में गाना का भाई
Comment from : Neha Rathore

But needs also a pictorial representation along with the video this could bring more ease of understanding
Comment from : Nilanjan Roney

Why shouldnt passive or index fund to be part of portfolio? 🤔
Comment from : Vasuraj Trading

Very good video 👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : Tapabrata Das

He is so wrong askin to put money in liquir fund and debt fundcrazyy even after so many nav draw downs franklin episode he is not ready to learn
Comment from : Bla housing pvt ltd

Valueresearch is fraud, they took money for MF insight but nothing
Comment from : Nature Lover

Correct the tittle to types of MF categories
Comment from : Lokesh

1) nifty 50 index fund (30) br2) aggressive hybrid fund (20) br3) one midcap fund (25) br4) NASDAQ 100 fund (5) br5) short term debt funds (20) brEnough 1) do Re-balance 2) do SIP 3) invest more during market fall of 5 4) hold for long term You will get decent returns
Comment from : YUGANDHAR REDDY NALABOLU

Worst video ever
Comment from : Shubham Saxena

Aggressive hybrid funds are good choice to begin with as later on one can build portfolio around it It guarantees downside protection, tax free equity debt rebalancing, equity portion follows flexi cap mandate providing fund manager greater degree of freedom to maneuver One should treat them pure equity A combo of aggressive hybrid and nifty next 50 or midcap quality can be a good option
Comment from : kaushik Maji

I have a question why no largecap or flexicap or multicap category suggested? Plz answer
Comment from : Subhabrata Choudhury

go for savings @5 vs 7ncertainity in liquid funds
Comment from : Aritra Bhattacharya

Various mutual fund investment doubts are covered in one gamut Useful guidelines to the new bies and retail investors Very experienced and balanced analysis 👏👏👏
Comment from : Ramakrishna L