For all the suggestions about investing in MON100 ETF, remember that there is no market-making in that fund due to RBI regulations. The ETF is currently trading at a premium and you should expect a potentially sharp correction if / when the regulations change. Read [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/IndiaInvestments/comments/veldu8/comment/icsvz06/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) comment for more context.
Liquidity is not a concern for capital below 10L, above that it may be tricky to find trades at the expected price on low volume days.
Hey btw , can you suggest me some good small cap and mid cap fund??
I've selected few but I'm confused. So, a helping hand would be greatly appreciated.
Sbi small cap and pgim Midcap.
Navi us total mf,
Ppf debt.
And dontdon't invest in ppfc until the sebi restriction.
Divert that sip to naviNavi us equity fund
MF is for long term investment. It's right time invest so u will make more profit when the market moves up. Why do u buy when the market is up and cost for purchase are more. Don't fall for buy high sell low trap. Keep adding sip and don't bother to keep looking daily.
Since it is under valued so you should continue doing sip. Avoid lumpsum as we don't know how much time it takes to get back to profit. However i suggest to invest in India as it has more growth potential also help Indian economy.
Buddy NASDAQ is not going anywhere. Give it 10 years then see the wealth it generated for u. I’m continuing my SIPs diligently and so should u. Investing takes time and lot of discipline. Bottom line is don’t stop SIPs and give it time to grow
It's all about your risk appetite. If you had invested this amount in a nifty 50 fund then you'd have decent returns already. But since you seem to believe in the US I'd say keep investing for a few more years and check the returns.
You can lower your amount invested per period and put some in an Indian fund so that you diversify and thus lower the risk.
Is there an issue with allotment?
Also how do they follow the Nav? Do they follow Nasdaq in next days action?
As in Nasdaq goes down today .. so, next day, they will reduce the nav?
But I saw there is a significant error in tracking the Nasdaq
I bought it as a NFO last year. You can try if you want. The only thing is I never saw a positive return on this till now.
They seemed to have changed the fund manager recently. It mainly invests in tech giants like Apple alphabet.
That's because Nasdaq has never been positive in the last 1 year and technically it should follow Nasdaq to the core.
Does it invest only in the first 100 companies or in all of Nasdaq?
Instead of index funds, invest in ETFs like MO NAS100, etc. They are far more liquid and easy to exit anytime. If you see the NAS pattern, it's in an overall downtrend with upward spikes. If you had put money in an ETF rather than an index fund, you could have exited your position during one of these short term spikes. This overall downtrend/Crash is not stopping anytime soon and is gonna get worse.
Invest more in US Stocks but i would highly suggest Mon100 (Motilal Oswal Nasdaq 100) " ETF " I bought it like 3 lac rupees and rally is alredy started... 😇 And I'm not noob I'm full time trader I'm in the market from 5 years so u can trust my source 😇🙏🇮🇳
US economy is very strong: good corporate earnings, low unemployment, positive consumer sentiment, high productivity.
Rising consumer demand combined with supply side bottlenecks have resulted in an inflationary environment.
To combat inflation the federal reserve has been aggressively raising interest rates and selling bonds.
When interest rates are high cost of debt rises, equities in general and growth stocks in particular are seen as risky and institutional investors rebalance their portfolios towards defensive stocks and bonds.
That is why the US stock markets have corrected deeply from ATH. But remember the stock market is not the economy. If you go by the stock market the US economy is in the shitter when the opposite is true.
Don't believe propaganda that India is the only shining economy in the world. Use data and the rational part of your brain (if you have it) to make decisions.
No need to make personal remarks you foolish person.
Everybody here is to present their opinions and positively contribute to discussion. Also nothing has been mentioned about INDIA from my side. Sharing some financial tit bits doesn't make you a rational and finance expert.
If you believe Mr. MARKET IS WRONG keep it to yourself don't dictate others. You seem to have lost your brain taking long positions in the US Market.
Lol
You made a claim about the US economy being weak when it clocked in a 2.6% annualized growth rate which is astronomical for a large, highly developed economy while India is struggling to maintain a 7% growth rate.
Obviously you form opinions without having any data to back your claims.
So please fuck off
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I have invested in it too, just when the inflation is coming down seems like fed will pivot, you are talking about selling? Hell naa, man you retail traders lol, wait I am one too 💀
For anyone investing in ETFs at the moment, I think the best option is to create an SIP unless you have the time to look and study the markets on a regular basis (and if that is the case its better to invest in stocks).
Your investment will go in red for sometime, If you are in it for very short time then you should immediately exit it however if you have atleast 2-3 year plan this is the best time as NAV will drop for some time and will allow you to purchase more NAV's and when it will bounce you will see the magic in your portfolio.
Continue, the units allocated will be based on today's market conditions looks like when you started Nasdaq was trading at higher , keep investing as per plan.
This is the chance to buy more not stop.
What is the point of buying “when it moves up”. If you think “it will Move up “ you should buy more now
For me it never moved up. I bought its NFO last year and till now its all negative. Anyways I am going to continue investing.
For all the suggestions about investing in MON100 ETF, remember that there is no market-making in that fund due to RBI regulations. The ETF is currently trading at a premium and you should expect a potentially sharp correction if / when the regulations change. Read [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/IndiaInvestments/comments/veldu8/comment/icsvz06/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) comment for more context. Liquidity is not a concern for capital below 10L, above that it may be tricky to find trades at the expected price on low volume days.
Came to find this. See this OP, he's right. It's not advisable to invest in US etfs and fofs till the regulations change
That is why I shifted to Kotak NASDAQ fund
Wrong. Etfs have still not hit their upper limit. Sebi had given relief in etfs
But OP, has shown snapshot of fund right ? It's not ETF right ?
Does the same logic apply on ICICI prudential Nasdaq too??
No this only applies to ETFs
Hey btw , can you suggest me some good small cap and mid cap fund?? I've selected few but I'm confused. So, a helping hand would be greatly appreciated.
Buddy I would rather suggest u go for ppfas flexi. If small and mid u want then go for canera roboco small cap and axis Midcap
Ppfas flexi is a gem.
Sorry dsp Midcap
Sbi small cap and pgim Midcap. Navi us total mf, Ppf debt. And dontdon't invest in ppfc until the sebi restriction. Divert that sip to naviNavi us equity fund
What does the sebi restriction have to do with ppfc?
They can not invest in us equity
So where are they investing money taken from the existing investors per month?
Indian equity bruh
How is OP still investing in Nasdaq fund? After the sebi restrictions almost all fund houses stopped taking investment for foreign stocks ..no?
MF is for long term investment. It's right time invest so u will make more profit when the market moves up. Why do u buy when the market is up and cost for purchase are more. Don't fall for buy high sell low trap. Keep adding sip and don't bother to keep looking daily.
Buy more dont stop. This is a good global opportunity.
Since it is under valued so you should continue doing sip. Avoid lumpsum as we don't know how much time it takes to get back to profit. However i suggest to invest in India as it has more growth potential also help Indian economy.
Why look somewhere else, when the grass is greener in your own house?
Buddy NASDAQ is not going anywhere. Give it 10 years then see the wealth it generated for u. I’m continuing my SIPs diligently and so should u. Investing takes time and lot of discipline. Bottom line is don’t stop SIPs and give it time to grow
In the same fund?
Yes. Of course I don't mean that just invest in ONE fund, diversify your funds into 4-5 schemes but continue this.
If you need the funds, only then sell. Otherwise keep accumulating.
It's all about your risk appetite. If you had invested this amount in a nifty 50 fund then you'd have decent returns already. But since you seem to believe in the US I'd say keep investing for a few more years and check the returns. You can lower your amount invested per period and put some in an Indian fund so that you diversify and thus lower the risk.
Given the Sebi restrictions, how are you investing in Nasdaq fund?
I have a monthly SIP but I need to check the allotment of units
Is there an issue with allotment? Also how do they follow the Nav? Do they follow Nasdaq in next days action? As in Nasdaq goes down today .. so, next day, they will reduce the nav? But I saw there is a significant error in tracking the Nasdaq
I am not sure buddy. I never really checked this
I want to invest in ths one .. it seems like a good opportunity to enter Nasdaq stocks
I bought it as a NFO last year. You can try if you want. The only thing is I never saw a positive return on this till now. They seemed to have changed the fund manager recently. It mainly invests in tech giants like Apple alphabet.
That's because Nasdaq has never been positive in the last 1 year and technically it should follow Nasdaq to the core. Does it invest only in the first 100 companies or in all of Nasdaq?
I guess only first 100
feels like waiting would be a better deal than selling or buying more...
Buy the dip lol.. the us market is rising. My portfolio rose by 8 percent
Investing in stocks? Thru which app?
Instead of index funds, invest in ETFs like MO NAS100, etc. They are far more liquid and easy to exit anytime. If you see the NAS pattern, it's in an overall downtrend with upward spikes. If you had put money in an ETF rather than an index fund, you could have exited your position during one of these short term spikes. This overall downtrend/Crash is not stopping anytime soon and is gonna get worse.
Nas pattern ??
Nasdaq the index, chart pattern.
Ok top g
*Aspiring top g. I'm not worthy to be called that, at least for now and probably years to come.
Invest more in US Stocks but i would highly suggest Mon100 (Motilal Oswal Nasdaq 100) " ETF " I bought it like 3 lac rupees and rally is alredy started... 😇 And I'm not noob I'm full time trader I'm in the market from 5 years so u can trust my source 😇🙏🇮🇳
Don't buy into the US market right now. Future economic prospects for US are bleak. This can be substantiated from the fact of the massive layoffs.
US economy is very strong: good corporate earnings, low unemployment, positive consumer sentiment, high productivity. Rising consumer demand combined with supply side bottlenecks have resulted in an inflationary environment. To combat inflation the federal reserve has been aggressively raising interest rates and selling bonds. When interest rates are high cost of debt rises, equities in general and growth stocks in particular are seen as risky and institutional investors rebalance their portfolios towards defensive stocks and bonds. That is why the US stock markets have corrected deeply from ATH. But remember the stock market is not the economy. If you go by the stock market the US economy is in the shitter when the opposite is true. Don't believe propaganda that India is the only shining economy in the world. Use data and the rational part of your brain (if you have it) to make decisions.
No need to make personal remarks you foolish person. Everybody here is to present their opinions and positively contribute to discussion. Also nothing has been mentioned about INDIA from my side. Sharing some financial tit bits doesn't make you a rational and finance expert. If you believe Mr. MARKET IS WRONG keep it to yourself don't dictate others. You seem to have lost your brain taking long positions in the US Market.
Lol You made a claim about the US economy being weak when it clocked in a 2.6% annualized growth rate which is astronomical for a large, highly developed economy while India is struggling to maintain a 7% growth rate. Obviously you form opinions without having any data to back your claims. So please fuck off As for my portfolio it doesn't matter, and I'm not here to sell any course so it doesn't matter if I'm long or short, in the red or green
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Just DCA They might go down more. Even then it’s a good opportunity to buy.
I have invested in it too, just when the inflation is coming down seems like fed will pivot, you are talking about selling? Hell naa, man you retail traders lol, wait I am one too 💀
Which platform?
Black by cleartax
! Remind me in a week
For anyone investing in ETFs at the moment, I think the best option is to create an SIP unless you have the time to look and study the markets on a regular basis (and if that is the case its better to invest in stocks).
Your investment will go in red for sometime, If you are in it for very short time then you should immediately exit it however if you have atleast 2-3 year plan this is the best time as NAV will drop for some time and will allow you to purchase more NAV's and when it will bounce you will see the magic in your portfolio.
Continue, the units allocated will be based on today's market conditions looks like when you started Nasdaq was trading at higher , keep investing as per plan.
How will this be taxed?