How to read a mutual fund fact sheet
Weekly Wealth Report Issue 172, Weekly Wealth Newsletter: 9th dec 2024 – 16th dec 2024 (Weekly Wealth Newsletter and a Private Circulation from Creating Wealth Company) Curated by Mr. Sathish Kumar Founder – Creating Wealth Company Crorepathi Creator | Financial Consultant | Author | Speaker | Columnist | Youtuber Phone – 9841058689 Mail – creatingwealthadvisory@gmail.com Web – www.sathishspeaks.com How to read a mutual fund fact sheet? Download this NewsLetter as a PDF DOWNLOAD AS PDF A mutual funds fact sheet can clarify many of the questions investors may have when making an investment in a mutual fund. Mutual funds fact sheet is like a document that is sent to current investors by all fund houses. A Mutual Fund Fact Sheet explains Investment Objective, Category, Scheme Type, Assets Under Management ( AUM ), Benchmark, Min Investment, Exit Load, Riskometer, Details about Fund Manager, Portfolio Allocation, Performance Analysis. Every Mutual Fund follows certain Risk and Reward Ratio and those Ratios like Standard Deviation, Alpha, Beta, Sharpe Ratio are mentioned in the Fund Fact Investing in Mutual Funds can be a risky business at times. It entails the examination of several qualitative and quantitative variables over a range of time periods. The financial objectives, level of risk tolerance, and investment horizon should also be considered. A fund factsheet is one of the best guides containing all the information necessary for analysing the fund and taking informed decisions. Successful investment strategy requires regular reviewing and investor should buy funds at lower levels you can always reach us @ 78100 79946 for your portfolio review and rebalance Weekly Market Pulse Domestic equity markets rose for the third consecutive week as key benchmark indices BSE Sensex and Nifty 50 rose by 2.39% and 2.27%, respectively. The rally was broad-based as the mid-cap segment and the small-cap segment both closed the week in green. Domestic equity markets rose on expectations of policy easing by the RBI following the weaker-than-expected GDP figure of domestic economy in the second quarter of FY25. A positive turnaround from foreign institutional investors to domestic equity markets during the week also boosted the sentiment. Meanwhile, the RBI monetary policy committee in its Dec 2024 policy meeting kept repo rate unchanged at 6.5% for the eleventh consecutive time but reduced the cash reserve ratio by 50 bps to 4.0% to boost liquidity. The RBI has projected CPI inflation for FY25 at 4.8% with Q3 at 5.7% and Q4 at 4.5%. CPI inflation for Q1 FY26 is projected at 4.6% and Q2 at 4.0%. The RBI has projected real GDP growth for FY25 at 6.6% with Q3 at 6.8% and Q4 at 7.2%. Real GDP growth for Q1 FY26 is projected at 6.9% and Q2 at 7.3%. 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To all the questions in your mind here is the potential ways to build it through Mutual Funds, Stocks and Much More… Join the ONE CRORE Club Download this NewsLetter as a PDF by clicking the blow button DOWNLOAD NOW Facebook Youtube Whatsapp Instagram Linkedin This Newsletter is from Creating Wealth Company – For Private Circulation only. For more information connect with Sathish Kumar @ 9841058689 You can also connect with us investments@sathishspeaks.com Visit – www.sathishspeaks.com for More Details. Disclaimer Mutual Funds and Stock Market Investments are subject to market risks, pls read all scheme-related documents carefully. The past performance of the mutual fund is not necessarily indicative of future performances. Mutual fund does not guarantee any returns or dividends. This report is for informational purposes only and contains information, opinions, and
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