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Retail investor interest in Indian mutual funds continues to surge, with a significant portion of new investments flowing into thematic and sectoral funds. Should you invest? @sunainaachadha #mutualfunds #nfo https://t.co/Z3iqdi4RrX
#MarketsWithMC | The unprecedented surge in equity supply has outpaced mutual fund inflows, said Axis MF CIO Ashish Gupta. The excess supply situation is only likely to accelerate going forward, he stated. Here's a look at the statistics 👇 https://t.co/okiotLJmIk #Markets |… https://t.co/81LKdOlqxY
Thematic funds have stocks from more than one sector and hence, are slightly more diversified than sectoral funds. But given the recent market moves and the kind of thematic/sectoral funds coming out, please be very careful. Most investors DON'T NEED to invest in…
During the period from June 24 to June 30, Quant’s schemes experienced outflows of around Rs 2,800 crore. Despite the volatile market, retail investors show enthusiasm for equities with increasing SIP registrations and demat account openings. Asset management companies are capitalizing on the retail investor interest in mutual funds through unique offerings. Axis Mutual Fund's CIO, Ashish Gupta, highlights the significant surge in equity supply surpassing mutual fund inflows, with the excess supply expected to grow further.