It is a mid-cap oriented fund, I prefer other
mid cap funds as listed in the above article.
Not exact matches
One of the Goldman Sachs
funds is the fundamental equity growth
funds which focus on a range of large
cap,
mid cap, and small
cap growth stocks which research has identified
as being good for long term ownership.
Goldman Sachs
funds can have a mixture of
mid cap and small
cap companies which have been selected
as offering a high quality growth.
There are all kinds of
funds to choose from, such
as income
funds, growth
funds, aggressive growth
funds,
mid caps, large
caps and small
cap mutual
funds.
All of the
funds cover
mid - and large -
cap companies, track in - house indexes and seek to lend securities
as a way to increase income.
1) SBI Blue chip
fund — 4k 2) Birla Sunlife Front line equity fund — 4k 3) ICICI Pru Value Discovery Fund — 4k 4) Franklin India Smaller company fund — 4k 5) Mirae Asset Emerging Blue chip / UTI mid cap fund — 4k 6) Franklin Tax shield - Every year 30000 / -(may vary) as lumpsum for tax sav
fund — 4k 2) Birla Sunlife Front line equity
fund — 4k 3) ICICI Pru Value Discovery Fund — 4k 4) Franklin India Smaller company fund — 4k 5) Mirae Asset Emerging Blue chip / UTI mid cap fund — 4k 6) Franklin Tax shield - Every year 30000 / -(may vary) as lumpsum for tax sav
fund — 4k 3) ICICI Pru Value Discovery
Fund — 4k 4) Franklin India Smaller company fund — 4k 5) Mirae Asset Emerging Blue chip / UTI mid cap fund — 4k 6) Franklin Tax shield - Every year 30000 / -(may vary) as lumpsum for tax sav
Fund — 4k 4) Franklin India Smaller company
fund — 4k 5) Mirae Asset Emerging Blue chip / UTI mid cap fund — 4k 6) Franklin Tax shield - Every year 30000 / -(may vary) as lumpsum for tax sav
fund — 4k 5) Mirae Asset Emerging Blue chip / UTI
mid cap fund — 4k 6) Franklin Tax shield - Every year 30000 / -(may vary) as lumpsum for tax sav
fund — 4k 6) Franklin Tax shield - Every year 30000 / -(may vary)
as lumpsum for tax saving.
As you said in this article that young investor should have two small /
mid cap funds and one multi
cap fund.
There are several subsets within each objective, such
as large,
mid or small -
cap growth, which dictates the size of the companies in which the
fund will invest in order to achieve its objective of growth.
You can opt for broader
funds, such
as Wilshire - 5000 indexed which covers all the U.S. market (large,
mid and small
cap), if you need to keep the number of
funds very low to minimize costs (transaction ones if you invest through ETFs for example), but make sure that higher
fund fees don't cancel that advantage.
A large +
mid cap fund will have to invest at least 35 % in each of large
caps and
mid caps respectively,
as per the market capitalisation universe defined above.
As I mentioned in the past, all our mutual fund investments are actively managed funds, in the large -, mid - and small - cap categories that covers both domestic and foreign equities, as well as precious and real estat
As I mentioned in the past, all our mutual
fund investments are actively managed
funds, in the large -,
mid - and small -
cap categories that covers both domestic and foreign equities,
as well as precious and real estat
as well
as precious and real estat
as precious and real estate.
An investment in the Gator Focus
Fund is subject to special risks including but not limited to, small and
mid cap companies securities risk which is subject to the potential for increased volatility
as a result of investing in securities that are more volatile compared to investments in more established companies.
Some
funds invest in companies of a specific size, such
as small,
mid or large
cap while others focus on a single sector in the economy, such
as technology, utilities or healthcare.
Balance
funds invest in small /
mid cap stocks
as well.
Vanguard Total Stock Index contains many, many
mid - and even small -
cap stocks that naturally increase the volatility of that
fund as well
as any portfolio relative to the S&P 500.
As the name suggests, this gives the middle ground of the
fund's equity investments, letting investors know if the
fund primarily invests in large -,
mid - or small -
cap stocks.
Hello Sreekanth, Many thanks for getting back to me I am thinking about
Mid / Small
cap mutual
funds like UTI equity
mid cap, Franklin build India, DSP BR micro
cap fund, SBI blue chip
fund as they give maximum returns in 3 yrs what do you think?
Also when i checked in different tool that Mirae emerging is giving better return that HDFC
mid and UTI
mid cap and also it is shown
as low risk
fund.
As I seen the
MID CAP funds and diversified
funds are giving better returns.
Dear Ashay, Few observations
as below; 1 — It can be very risky to allocate more money to
mid / small
cap Funds for investment horizon of say 5 years.
I am investing in UTI equity and UTI
mid cap as per your suggestion in 2016 best
fund (total 6
fund).
Dear Nicolas,
As you are investing for long - term, if at all such a dip occurs, don't you think its an opportunity to buy more additional units of your existing
mid / small
cap funds??
so can we consider this
fund as mid cap or Small
cap?
I have SIP in HDFC balance (20 %), HDFC
mid cap (10 %), Franklin prima plus (10 %), Franklin smaller (10 %), Axis ELSS (20 %) and debit
fund (20 %), FD (10 %
as emergency
fund).
These
funds can generate better returns if major portion of
fund corpus is invested in
mid or small
cap stocks or derivatives
as they can be very volatile.
These companies have lower market capitalization
as compared to large and
mid cap funds, but they might have good potential to rise in future and hence come under the category of
mid cap funds.
Then there are large &
mid cap funds, which choose a pure large
cap benchmark such
as Sensex.
As on October 31, 2016 this
fund has 91 % exposure to large
cap stocks and 9 % to
mid cap stocks.
A mutual
fund or ETF categorized
as a
mid cap fund will invest most the
funds money in
mid cap companies.
If OP has large,
mid, and small
cap funds, purchases such
as healthcare or energy will likely create a disproportionate amount in those sectors.
Though large
cap funds still hold some risk
as an investment, they are seen
as less risky than a
mid or small
cap fund.
As of now, this
fund has allocation of around 60 % to
mid / small
cap stocks.
The underperformance can be attributed to the preference of the
fund to large
caps as compared to its category peers which have gained from increased exposure to
mid caps.
The strategies in the «core» portion will typically have a strong bias towards an investor's goals and objectives, such
as large and
mid-
cap index
funds / ETFs and large /
mid / small -
cap growth companies if the aim is for growth.
The same pattern holds true among large - and small -
cap fund categories: large
caps lost the least but neither small -,
mid - nor large -
cap funds as a group produced gains in 2011.
As compared to other investment options, one can potentially reap higher growth benefits if he / she carefully manages the large
cap,
mid cap, and small
cap fund allocation.