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Ankur, I once asked same thing, had copied his response in my notes, pasting below:

"I have investments in the following
1) Large cap Diversified Equity schemes like Franklin India Frontline Equity Fund,Birla Sunlife Top 100 Fund,ICICI Value Discovery Fund,Birla Sunlife Long Term Advantage Fund,Franklin India Bluechip Fund,Motilal Oswal Focussed 25 Fund,ICICI Prudential Focussed Bluechip Equity Fund,Franklin India Prima Plus Fund ...
2) ELSS Funds like Reliance Taxsaver,Axis Long Term Equity Fund and Motilal Oswal Focussed Long Term Fund.
3) Midcap and Multicap Funds such as Franklin India Prima Fund,HDFC Midcap Fund,Motilal Oswal Focussed Midcap 30 Fund, Motilal Oswal Focussed Multicap 35 Fund
4) Debt Funds : HDFC High Interest Fund and Birla Sunlife Dynamic Bond Fund
Also have few sector funds in banking and Pharma....but in this dip I will be looking to buy the <b>diversified large cap equity funds ie from item no 1 above...
Smart_trade"

Vivek
thanks Vivek :thumb:
So idea is to make investments in 3-5 different types of funds....
And if I do investment directly to mutual fund then can I do that on any date in month as per my choice or any fixed date...?
 

vivektrader

In persuit of financial independence.
thanks Vivek :thumb:
So idea is to make investments in 3-5 different types of funds....
And if I do investment directly to mutual fund then can I do that on any date in month as per my choice or any fixed date...?
You can do it on any day, especially whenever the markets are significantly down. You should enroll online without an agent (i.e. direct plans), so that you can buy/add on at will on days of fall, before 3pm, to get the units at nav of that day.

Vivek
 
Let someone too start with a thread per stock (important stocks only)
Then he has to update minimum of 200 threads, and may run for 300/400 (with some chalu stocks) :D
 

TraderRavi

low risk profile
RBI likely to maintain status quo on April 6

Hardening inflation and global developments may prompt the Reserve Bank to opt for status quo at its first bi-monthly monetary policy for 2017-18 on Thursday.

Rising interest rate in the US provides sufficient indication that benchmark policy rate of RBI is not going to go down but may increase in the future depending on domestic and external factors, according to experts.

"I think that RBI will hold on to the interest rate in the upcoming policy," Kotak Mahindra Bank Vice Chairman Uday Kotak told PTI.

Going forward, he said the tinkering could be plus or minus 0.25 per cent depending on the evolving condition.

According to the head of another private sector lender, the central bank may not change rates on April 6.

RBI Governor Urjit Patel in his last policy review on February 8 had kept key interest rate on hold at 6.25 per cent.

Patel had said he would wait for more clarity on the inflation trend and impact of demonetisation on growth before making change in the key policy rate.

http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/india/rbi-likely-to-maintain-status-quo-on-april-6-2251393.html
 

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