Prime Review โ Which passive factor index should you go for?
Your guide to understanding and choosing the right factor index for your passive investing.
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Your guide to understanding and choosing the right factor index for your passive investing.
Prime Review โ Which passive factor index should you go for? Read More ยป
โWhich equity fund should I buy?โ When asked an open-end question like this, most financial experts recommend an index fund. Choosing an index fund is supposed to be far easier than choosing an active fund from the hundreds of schemes. But the number and variety of index funds in India has mushroomed too. There are about 94 open-end equity index funds, while over 120 equity Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are listed on the exchanges. So, if youโre thinking of buying an index fund, how do you choose the right one? Here are four metrics to choose the best index funds and ETFs.
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After the Hindenburg bombshell tanked Adani stocks, the faith that some investors placed in index investing seems to have been shaken. With the Nifty 50 and Nifty Next 50 featuring seven Adani group stocks between them, PrimeInvestor received many queries soon after the news broke.ย
Adani stocks and index funds: cause for concern? Read More ยป
A few weeks ago, we had written in detail the categories in which we think passive funds have become a necessity to keep your portfolio returns stable; even if you hold active funds. We made this call as performance of active funds were becoming relatively more inconsistent, in a few key categories.
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Thereโs another index that gives mid and small-cap funds a good run for their money while housing far bigger names. This is a high return index if highly volatile one, and can be used in long-term portfolios to give returns a boost.
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For investors preferring to go the passive route, options were limited until recently. With the passive landscape changing now, itโs becoming increasingly possible to build a diversified portfolio using just passive strategies. And by this, we mean allocations to large-caps, multi-cap and even mid-cap and small-caps. If you are a passive-only investor, you could simply
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Warren Buffett never fails to recommend it and 90% of US fund managers struggle to beat it. If youโre wondering what this miracle investment is, itโs the US S&P 500 index. Indian investors will soon have the opportunity to buy this US benchmark locally with Motilal Oswal AMC launching an open-end index fund replicating it.
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Index funds are meant to track markets passively and not built to necessarily beat active funds. But if you had an Indian index that is able to beat comparable active funds with consistency, generates strong return, adds diversification to your portfolio and even substitute some categories of active funds, would you not consider it?
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Is it time to move from active funds to index funds?
The answer is no. There will definitely be more space for index investing in your portfolio but that doesnโt mean you can ignore active funds. Weโll show you some numbers on Indian active fundsโ ability to beat the indices currently.
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As some categories of active funds in India such as large-cap funds, have struggled to beat the sprinting Nifty50 and Sensex30 in the last couple of years, thereโs a surge of interest in index investing.
But are there risks in index investing that investors are ignoring? Read on to find out.
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