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msa5678

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There seem to be many options like Retail plan/ Growth/ Dividend/ Bonus and then weekly/monthly/quarterly etc... Very confusing. Are all of those redeemable any time ?
Have a look at ETF's. They can be traded same like equities, have no entry or exit loads, prices are live unlike MF' s whose prices are EOD. The returns are a little bit low compared to similar MF' s, but the ease of trade execution compensates the difference of returns.

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Have a look at ETF's. They can be traded same like equities, have no entry or exit loads, prices are live unlike MF' s whose prices are EOD. The returns are a little bit low compared to similar MF' s, but the ease of trade execution compensates the difference of returns.
No entry/exit load for ETFs ?? Can I buy/sell Niftybees without any brokerage/stt/sebi charges etc ?? But the other thing is that they can be traded only during the market hours, right ? The liquid funds can be traded directly off the vendor's site 24 x 7.

I suppose one would need a combination.
 

msa5678

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No entry/exit load for ETFs ?? Can I buy/sell Niftybees without any brokerage/stt/sebi charges etc ?? But the other thing is that they can be traded only during the market hours, right ? The liquid funds can be traded directly off the vendor's site 24 x 7.

I suppose one would need a combination.
The brokerage/stt charges are less compared to the 1% exit load generally charges by most MF' s. That is my understanding, will have to confirm. With the current state of markets, entry and exit have become quite frequent, all the profit gained will be eaten by the exit load, unless you are holding for very long term.

Brokerage , I think is not charged by Zerodha, as ETF's are considered same as Equities.
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Saw this on rediff, no entry/exit load.


http://money.rediff.com/mutual-fund...ager+Fund+-+Growth+-+Regular+Plan&snssrc=sugg
The brokerage/stt charges are less compared to the 1% exit load generally charges by most MF' s. That is my understanding, will have to confirm. With the current state of markets, entry and exit have become quite frequent, all the profit gained will be eaten by the exit load, unless you are holding for very long term.

Brokerage , I think is not charged by Zerodha, as ETF's are considered same as Equities.
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msa5678

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Comparing this with some ETF's where the annual returns are above 24%. Of course the drawdown will be there when annual returns are so high. Idea is to stay invested in them during bull trend and parking the funds in LIC etf during bearish trend, we can even generate higher than 24%. Identification of trend change can be done utilising any of the methods we know.
The above is being followed by one of our forum members. He is doing with NIFTY BEES. Entry and exits are based on recent high/low of NIFTY.
All this is an idea, I have still not tested. There may be some flaws in the process.

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iwillwin

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Recent ban by SC for BS 3 vehicles... what are the implications....
Resale market will be hugely impacted...
New vehicle sales will have to improve...What is ur opinion
 

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