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aniljain
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   Posted: 21/Aug/2011 at 11:54am |
Originally posted by vijaygawde
This appears to be one good fund for those who must invest in Mutual Fund |
This is good fund who look for high risk high return.This fund has many similarities with Ted Xl 
Discloser : I am invested in this fund and continuing Sip.
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Investment is an art, not science
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tejas.k
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Posted: 21/Aug/2011 at 11:59am |
I liked their portfolio. But please note that their top 2 holdings are hawkins and page and hence the good returns.
Originally posted by vijaygawde
This appears to be one good fund for those who must invest in Mutual Fund
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tejas.k
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Posted: 22/Aug/2011 at 12:07pm |
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I curse my SIP mode of investment now. Though I had chosen 4 different dates in the month, it so happened that market was at a high during SIP execution. (;-.. Does anybody know if any broker provides dynamic SIP support?. Something like invest based on the overall market condition. I am beginning to think that one should stop SIP when the sensex P/E or the fund P/E is higher than some value. What do you guys think is the reasonable sensex P/E to stop? Anything above 15?
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prabhakarkudva
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Posted: 22/Aug/2011 at 12:16pm |
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Dont judge the SIP methodology with 1/2/3 month experiments - it is supposed to work over years.
You should probably stop a SIP if there is gross overvaluation. If you stop above 15 you might remain out of the market for a long time.
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Take your chances and keep them in a box until a quieter time.
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prudentinvestor
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Posted: 22/Aug/2011 at 1:36pm |
Originally posted by tejas.k
I curse my SIP mode of investment now. Though I had chosen 4 different dates in the month, it so happened that market was at a high during SIP execution. (;-.. Does anybody know if any broker provides dynamic SIP support?. Something like invest based on the overall market condition. I am beginning to think that one should stop SIP when the sensex P/E or the fund P/E is higher than some value. What do you guys think is the reasonable sensex P/E to stop? Anything above 15?
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I invest through HDFC's Flex STP. What it does is increases your allocation with falling markets, so that you end up buying more when the nav is down.
How is it different from regular Systematic Transfer Plan ?
HDFC
Mutual Fund offers HDFC Flex Systematic Transfer Plan with wide
flexibility in order for the investor to plan his investments according
to his financial goals. The following are the salient features:
- Under the Flex STP, unit holders will be eligible to transfer {fixed
amount to be transferred per installment or the amount as determined by
the following formula [(fixed amount to be transferred per installment X
number of installments including the current installment) - market
value of the investments through Flex STP in the Transferee Scheme on
the date of transfer] whichever is higher} on the date of transfer.
- Invest more when the markets are down - Accelerated investments
on the date of transfer in the chosen equity oriented fund when markets
are down
- In a bullish market, continue with normal STP - Aids in keeping the power of compounding on your side in the long term.
- Automatic tactical asset allocation - Advantage of investing more at lower levels.
- Active management of the investment portfolio.
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Link : http://www.hdfcfund.com/InvestPlans/ContentDisplay.aspx?ReportID=03B44AF6-AFE7-4F58-A220-6D81DCE80B2C
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"All you need for a lifetime of successful investing is a few big winners, and the pluses from those will overwhelm the minuses from the stocks that don’t work out..” - Peter Lynch
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Ravenrage
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Posted: 22/Aug/2011 at 1:54pm |
I think when markets tank , it would be a good time to invest via SIP .
Selected funds are : HDFC Prudence and HDFC Equity . Some good small and mid cap funds ? I know the one that is run by Kenneth Andrade . Anyway , Prashant Jain has already started buying , exactly what he had preached in a report at HDFC Mutual website.
His recent buy Auribindo Pharma however , tanked 6% because of some CBI raid scare . HDFC MF also bough Crompton Greaves 
Edited by Ravenrage - 22/Aug/2011 at 2:06pm
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Risk does not reside in price changes, but in miscalculations of intrinsic value .
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sajit
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Posted: 23/Aug/2011 at 7:27pm |
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SmartCatji,
Can you enlighten us with your debt fund portfolio also. Which are some of the good debt funds available now?
Thanks
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tejas.k
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Posted: 23/Aug/2011 at 11:58pm |
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@prabhakar
agreed, u cant judge by a few months performance. but i have kind of concluded that its better to manage the money ourself instead of relying on the fund manager.
@prudent
thanks for that info.
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