The fund has a very high portfolio turnover which implies high churn and does not let the power of compounding set in
It holds a large number of poor quality high risk stocks
The scheme is a dividend payout scheme which is usually not recommended since investor miss out on the compounded returns of reinvestment or growth schemes.
It holds a relatively good and strong portfolio of stocks
It has relatively higher risk than 5 Star funds since it holds a few high risk stocks in its portfolio
The scheme is a dividend payout scheme which is usually not recommended since investor miss out on the compounded returns of reinvestment or growth schemes.
The fund has a very high portfolio turnover which implies high churn and does not let the power of compounding set in
It holds a large number of poor quality high risk stocks
The scheme is a dividend payout scheme which is usually not recommended since investor miss out on the compounded returns of reinvestment or growth schemes.
It holds a large number of poor quality high risk stocks
The scheme is a dividend payout scheme which is usually not recommended since investor miss out on the compounded returns of reinvestment or growth schemes.
Since this is a low rated equity scheme, RANK MF research recommends that Investors should look for alternative better Equity schemes
It holds too many stocks in the portfolio to generate any meaningful outperformance
The scheme is a dividend payout scheme which is usually not recommended since investor miss out on the compounded returns of reinvestment or growth schemes.
Since this is a low rated equity scheme, RANK MF research recommends that Investors should look for alternative better Equity schemes
It holds a large number of poor quality high risk stocks
The scheme is a dividend payout scheme which is usually not recommended since investor miss out on the compounded returns of reinvestment or growth schemes.
Since this is a low rated equity scheme, RANK MF research recommends that Investors should look for alternative better Equity schemes