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Mutual funds
Debt exchange traded Funds (ETFs) are an excellent way for investors to earn returns from bonds and other fixed-income securities, like government and corporate bonds. These ETFs combine the…
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Mutual funds
ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) are investment funds that trade on stock exchanges like stocks. These funds hold a collection of assets, such as stocks, bonds, or commodities, and are designed to track…
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Investing basics
Sectoral and thematic funds are specialized mutual funds that focus on a specific industry or theme, such as healthcare, technology, or renewable energy. These funds allow investors to take…
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Mutual funds
There are several types of ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds), each designed to meet different investment goals. Here are some of the most common types: Stock ETFs: These ETFs invest in a collection of…
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Mutual funds
Sectoral and thematic funds are specialized mutual funds that invest primarily in a specific industry, sector, or economic theme. Sectoral funds concentrate on a particular industry (e.g…
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Mutual funds
ETFs (Exchange-Traded Funds) are the funds that trade on stock exchanges, typically tracking a specific index. They offer a bundle of assets, such as stocks, gold, or bonds, which you can buy or…
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Mutual funds
Sectoral mutual funds focus on a single industry, such as technology, healthcare, or energy, aiming to benefit from growth in that sector. While they can offer high returns if the sector performs…
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Investing basics
Liquid and Arbitrage Funds are popular low-risk investment options but differ in strategy, risk level, and suitability. While liquid funds focus on short-term debt instruments for predictable…
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Investing basics
Feature Liquid Funds Arbitrage Funds Definition Invest primarily in short-term debt instruments like treasury bills, commercial papers, and certificates of deposit. Utilize price differences between…
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Investing basics
Arbitrage funds earn by buying a security in the cash market and simultaneously selling it in the derivatives market at a higher price, locking in the profit. During volatile market conditions…
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Money habits
Equity savings funds are hybrid mutual funds that invest across three main asset classes: equities (company shares), fixed-income instruments (like bonds), and derivatives (used for risk management…
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Investing basics
Conservative hybrid mutual funds are a good option for investors who want a balanced mix of safety and growth. These funds mainly invest in debt securities (around 75-90%), with a small portion…
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