Mumbai: No reason for investors Share Market Feeling intimidated when benchmarks are at record highs, provided they have invested after due diligence regarding their risk appetite and have many years in hand before needing the money.
However, new investors should ideally not put all their investible funds in the market at once. Financial advisors said that it would be better for them if they invest their entire fund by dividing it into several smaller parts for the next six months to a year.
“If you are a long-term investor who is already investing in stocks, stop and enjoy the party,” said ladder money management Mohamed Raghvendra Nath. “One must take confidence from the fact that the current rally is supported by three important factors: economic fundamentals are falling in place, there is sufficient liquidity in the system and there is substantial investor interest in the market. I don’t see this rally getting punctured in a hurry.”
on Friday, Sensex Crossed the 60k mark for the first time and some market commentators feel that the market is now too hot.
WiseInvest CEO Hemant RustagiA registered mutual fund distributor said that sometimes major equity benchmarks can scare off investors and make people fear it.
“This is how (equity) markets are… of rally. Nor should you be afraid that Sensex is at such high levels,” said Rustagi.
What about those who want to enter the market now? “They should keep in mind that the stock market will have periods of euphoria, phases of complete calm and then there will be negative returns. This is part of the natural progression process of the market,” Rustagi said. One should not come up with a short-term outlook.
If an investor has about 10-15 years or more to reach his financial goal, then a systematic investment plan (sip) In mutual funds is the best route. According to leading financial advisors, in setting up a SIP, it is better to distribute the monthly portfolio allocation in large-cap funds in the ratio of 50-60% and distribute the distributed balance among mid-cap as well as small-cap funds. Is.
However, new investors should ideally not put all their investible funds in the market at once. Financial advisors said that it would be better for them if they invest their entire fund by dividing it into several smaller parts for the next six months to a year.
“If you are a long-term investor who is already investing in stocks, stop and enjoy the party,” said ladder money management Mohamed Raghvendra Nath. “One must take confidence from the fact that the current rally is supported by three important factors: economic fundamentals are falling in place, there is sufficient liquidity in the system and there is substantial investor interest in the market. I don’t see this rally getting punctured in a hurry.”
on Friday, Sensex Crossed the 60k mark for the first time and some market commentators feel that the market is now too hot.
WiseInvest CEO Hemant RustagiA registered mutual fund distributor said that sometimes major equity benchmarks can scare off investors and make people fear it.
“This is how (equity) markets are… of rally. Nor should you be afraid that Sensex is at such high levels,” said Rustagi.
What about those who want to enter the market now? “They should keep in mind that the stock market will have periods of euphoria, phases of complete calm and then there will be negative returns. This is part of the natural progression process of the market,” Rustagi said. One should not come up with a short-term outlook.
If an investor has about 10-15 years or more to reach his financial goal, then a systematic investment plan (sip) In mutual funds is the best route. According to leading financial advisors, in setting up a SIP, it is better to distribute the monthly portfolio allocation in large-cap funds in the ratio of 50-60% and distribute the distributed balance among mid-cap as well as small-cap funds. Is.
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