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Quote tejas.k Replybullet Posted: 16/May/2012 at 12:55pm
I agree with basantji that  mutual funds are bull market creatures. Most of the  funds don't perform even during bull markets. So the remaining very few became popular.

If you look at the portfolio, you will see the fund houses have different funds in the same category with different names. But the underlying stocks are more or less the same. Take two of the well knows funds. HDFC Equity and HDFC Top 200. One is supposed to be a multi cap and the other one large and mid. But the top holdings are almost the same. even the weightage. Other thing I noticed is that SBI is the top holding in most of the HDFC funds. Equity/top 200/prudence/tax saver etc.  Perhaps thers some sebi guideline that a group company (HDFC Bank) cant be held by the fund house? :-)


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Originally posted by rapidriser

 
To my above post I would like to add that I think Prashant Jain is one of the best MF managers in business and I have a lot of respect for his views, but the stark difference between his fund's performance since inception and last 5 years immediately reminded me of my friend's remarks.
 
 
He is loaded with portfolio of 25,000+ crores. How is he going to outperform with such a huge portfolio? No doube he is one of the best MF manager but ever since the portfolo size zoomed, he is not able to perform.
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Quote manish962 Replybullet Posted: 16/May/2012 at 1:01pm
Originally posted by tejas.k

If you look at the portfolio, you will see the fund houses have different funds in the same category with different names. But the underlying stocks are more or less the same. Take two of the well knows funds. HDFC Equity and HDFC Top 200. One is supposed to be a multi cap and the other one large and mid. But the top holdings are almost the same. even the weightage. Other thing I noticed is that SBI is the top holding in most of the HDFC funds. Equity/top 200/prudence/tax saver etc.  Perhaps thers some sebi guideline that a group company (HDFC Bank) cant be held by the fund house? :-)
No. MF Fund house can hold the group company stocks. You will find that in ICICI MF having ICICI Bank in the top 10 holdings.
 
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Quote HUSSAIN Replybullet Posted: 16/May/2012 at 1:10pm
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Some of the best funds returns are mind blowing, even in this so called financial crisis & bear market period. It shows investing is not rocket science, u have to be a bit more discplined.
 
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Hey Hussain, thank you for the insightful post. My post is to make a debating point:
 
To your statement above i'd like to point out that if we saw similar 2007 data we would find only Real estate/infra/commodity stories in the list of winners.
 
3-4 years back India had very limited FMCG focused funds. 
 
Agree Subu
 
Even if u leave the thematic funds (FMCG & BANKs), the equity multicap/Large/midcap/small cap funds given decent average returns around 12 to 16% from the table in 3 to 5 years of so called bear market. i think this is good enough in the long term over a period of 15 years to generate decent returns.
 
The main catch here is through SIP route and small some of money,
no timing of market & its noise, which most people can afford, esp. salaried, unlike for real estate one need decent amount of money to invest.
 
To my knowledge this route is best platform for amateur investor than fixed income route to make money from equity, till he gains knowledge.
 
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Quote kmukul Replybullet Posted: 16/May/2012 at 2:07pm
What to buy in every months salary if not for mf? i dont like mf but there are no good diversified holding companies also as an alternative. ETFs are so crappy in india :( just no good option for sips
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Quote manish962 Replybullet Posted: 16/May/2012 at 2:51pm
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What to buy in every months salary if not for mf? i dont like mf but there are no good diversified holding companies also as an alternative. ETFs are so crappy in india :( just no good option for sips
You can go for monthly SIP for HDFC Bank & Page Ind 
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Quote bandlab1 Replybullet Posted: 27/Oct/2012 at 6:20pm

you can beat good MF return by your own SIP of selected equities. this is good for salaried employees

here's a strategy i am thinking on
 
every monday buy hdfc bank
every tuesday buy page ind
every wednesday buy pantaloon
every thursday buy eclerx
every friday buy titan
 
only issue with this approach is brokerage. minimum amount. we should buy enough stocks to cover minimum brokerage. i think 3000 rs per day should be fine. this comes to 60000 per month. if money is constraint do it in alternate weeks or alternate days. idea is systematic investment without emotions
 
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