30,000 Which Mutual fund to invest?

Amount: Rs. 30000
Duration in mind: 18 months
Expected returns: Maximum available ( more that 50 pc, aggressive investor)

Which mutual fund should I invest in (Reliance, magnum, .... ?)

Should I go in for funds that already have a proven "Growth %" (higher NAV also) or should I invest in new funds with lower NAVs?

Wonderful question! Too bad there isn't an easy answer. You can look at past performance but that is no guarantee of future results. The stock market and specifically mutual funds can change at a moments notice. If we have another terrorist attack then the market will drop (more than likely).

If you are as willing to lose that money as you are to double it then look to some of the most aggressive markets: Central America, Eastern Europe, commodities, and precious metals. Just know that there is GREAT risk and NO ONE can guarantee that kind of return with no risk.

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A 50 pc return does NOT exist in this world ! Be Careful !!!!!!

Fidelity Growth has in past 18 months given a return of 100%
A Couple from Reliance, Birla & Franklin Templeton are good as wel.
Before Investing make sure the fund's portfolio is focusing more on this years growth companies like those from Cement, Telecom, Realty & IT !!!!

I personally have Scudder Latin America Fund, and it has done very well. You should check it out. Plus Latin America economies keeps growing and growing.

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