FYI , a screenshot of the best performing mutual funds in large cap.
Deducting for inflation,not a very great returns to boast of,post tax
Although its much better if we invest than not be invested at all.
Deducting for inflation,not a very great returns to boast of,post tax
Although its much better if we invest than not be invested at all.
2) Tax is nil. I don't know our annualized inflation over 10 years. But even if we pick say 8%, we still have ok to good real returns. I will be happy with this ( and i am happy with my portfolio even after 20% fall from 9k). This is still better than debt.
3) In last few years Midcaps have done better. Largecap oriented ones have underperformed. These things change ...
4) Equity returns are more lumpy in nature. A year ago they would be looking wonderful ( 1 less year and 20% more ). If index crashes again, we will see even worse returns. As long as earnings remain depressed, we will not have a sustained bull run. But once that changes, we will hopefully look at better returns. And markets always tries to look forward.
