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To invest a sum of Rs.10,000. i have thought abt two options 1. mutual funds 2.shares.which is best? |
i want to invest as a one time investment,min of six mths duration...not thought abt the max time period.thinking abt medium risk and medium returns.is hdfc mutual funds a better choice? Hi, Lokking at safety mutual funds are good but only for long term investment,Shares are the best if you know which one to buy Fee for mutual funds can be high especially for short term investment. in mutual funds the risk is very less so is the profit. but I can tell you one way to ripe maximum profit, assuming you have a Trading-D-mat account Max. Tenure .....its up to you Min. depending on the market as market is highly bullish these days may cross 13000, you said you have 10k to invest devide it in 6 Equal parts and select any Bluechip Script ranging between 200 to 400 Rs and start buying in six easy installment this will average profit and loss as well Example try & see..... but i cant give any better information to u.....cauz i dont know about it......... go for an existing mutual fund scheme. to evaluate - see the performance of fund and entry-exit load with investment avenues. Better to go for diversified equity scheme Shares are better if you know which one to buy. Fee for mutual funds can be high especially for short term investment. See .....in mutual funds the risk is very less so is the profit.While its better if u enter in stock market and trade(TRADE)in bluechip (Reputed) companies and u can get handsome returns.Thanks. how much ever money u wish to invest always consider your risk apetite. mutual funds are for risk averse people.u got to wait to reap profits in MF. now that share market is really doing well why don't u go for purchasing some blue chip company scrips if u are planning for more than a year of investment. talk to a fund manager. Mutual fund is the best. Because it is professionally managed. If you invest in shares risk is involved. Mutual funds is a better option.. Mutual funds take less risk compare to shares. But for a 6 month investments, mutual funds might not gain a lot as this is better for long term investments. I am a Technical Analyst and my belief is that the trend is highly bullish in future. I would prefer investing in good stocks on my own instead of giving it blindfoldingly in mutual fund's care. hi vinod. u have both the good options. but today the best yield is in futures and that too copper.u know that same 10,000/- has given yield of Rs.28,800/- that too in just 6 months.check it out with good futures person or fa.good luck. mutual fund go for shares. you'll reap the maximum profit. Mutual funds mutual funds Share= high risk high return Rs10,000/- is Nothing, Before comming to stock market check have u invested these1) Gold, Silver, 2)Insurance 3) Bank F.D or R.D 4) Bonds 5) NSc's, 6) Real Estate If u have done all this, I mean proportnatley, Then start with Mutual Fund. |
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