Best Multicap Fund

#1
Which is the best multicap fund among DSP BR Equity and Reliance Regular Savings Equity. Both looks good, but given only one choice, which can be voted for?
 
#2
Knowledgeable boarders please guide me in my new found passion for Mutual Fund Investment through SIP. I will invest 25000 per month with great discipline at least for 5 years which may go up to 10 years. I am 49 at present and my wife is also working. I dont have to pay for electricity bill as its free to me, unlimited medical facility, almost no rent as Govt.provided accommodation. I work in a Public sector company and can take high risk in equity oriented funds.

About a week back I bought ICICI Pru Discovery Fund (G), invested 25000. Today i bought
1. Birla SL Front Line Equity fund Retail- Rs. 20000
2. ICICI Focussed Blue Chip - Rs.20000
3. HDFC Midcap Opportunities Fund - Rs.10000
4. HDFC Top 200 - Rs.25000

Now I have 5 funds. Is it sufficient or there is scope for few more. The funds I chose are good or OK. Now main question: what should be the ratio of allocation of that 25000 SIP amount. I m thinking about Rs.5000 for each fund. Please advice seriously as I will follow exactly as suggested.
regards
Bahuguna
 
#4
Knowledgeable boarders please guide me in my new found passion for Mutual Fund Investment through SIP. I will invest 25000 per month with great discipline at least for 5 years which may go up to 10 years. I am 49 at present and my wife is also working. I dont have to pay for electricity bill as its free to me, unlimited medical facility, almost no rent as Govt.provided accommodation. I work in a Public sector company and can take high risk in equity oriented funds.

About a week back I bought ICICI Pru Discovery Fund (G), invested 25000. Today i bought
1. Birla SL Front Line Equity fund Retail- Rs. 20000
2. ICICI Focussed Blue Chip - Rs.20000
3. HDFC Midcap Opportunities Fund - Rs.10000
4. HDFC Top 200 - Rs.25000

Now I have 5 funds. Is it sufficient or there is scope for few more. The funds I chose are good or OK. Now main question: what should be the ratio of allocation of that 25000 SIP amount. I m thinking about Rs.5000 for each fund. Please advice seriously as I will follow exactly as suggested.
regards
Bahuguna
Dear Sir,
Your 5 SIP of 5ooo each should be as follows:
1. HDFC TOP 200 FUND-GROWTH
2. HDFC EQUITY FUND -GROWTH
3. RELIANCE GROWTH FUND -GROWTH
4. SUNDARAM SELECT MIDCAP -GROWTH
5. DSPBR MICRO CAP FUND-GROWTH

Swapan Ghosh
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#5
Dear Sir,
Your 5 SIP of 5ooo each should be as follows:
1. HDFC TOP 200 FUND-GROWTH
2. HDFC EQUITY FUND -GROWTH
3. RELIANCE GROWTH FUND -GROWTH
4. SUNDARAM SELECT MIDCAP -GROWTH
5. DSPBR MICRO CAP FUND-GROWTH

Swapan Ghosh


Swapan Dada, thanks for your answer but I hv made a mistake by purchasing them all in lump sum not by way of SIP coz i didnt know. Actually I thought first i need to purchase the fund then only I can do SIP. What you suggest now? shall i let them all continue and start fresh SIP? Another option is that i keep on adding every month /or on any major fall on my own. Can u suggest me something or anyone else who wants to help out.
 
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yodlee99

Active Member
#6
I understand we all are at different levels of investing in MFs. Please read more from http://www.valueresearchonline.com
Always invest using SIP in equity-diversified funds that are well-managed. Some of your fund choices are good. Note that systematic investment through the ups and downs of market yield long term benefits that are higher than a few lumpsum investments.
Your choices are good: ICICI Pru Discovery Fund (G), Birla SL Front Line Equity fund Retail, ICICI Focussed Blue Chip, HDFC Midcap Opportunities Fund and HDFC Top 200.
You can make a few changes: ICICI Pru Discovery Fund (G), Birla SL Front Line Equity fund Retail, DSPBR Top 100, Reliance Regular savings fund Balanced and HDFC Top 200.
 

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