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@AlphaWizarDD The Sukanya Samriddhi Account was first introduced on January 22, 2015, as part of the Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao campaign.

My uncle opened a Sukanya Samriddhi Account for his daughter. Putting ₹1 lakh/year at 8.2% interest 20 years later.. • Became ₹43 Lakh • Zero Tax Moral: Use government schemes for child's future, it far beats regular bank returns.

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@BaluGorade Abhi time hai

In 2014, RJ said: I will be disappointed if the Nifty is below 125,000 by 2030. Nifty today - 24,000. Even legendary investors can be wrong about market forecasts

@ShaliniRaoSays Kamli is awesome, especially from a dance perspective as well as Sunidhi chauhan's voice killed it :)

Few of Katrina Kaif’s songs I like Sheila Ki Jawani Chikni Chameli Kamli Kala Chashma Swag Se Swagat Which one is your favorite?

@Invest_AndGrow I wish PPFAS keeps getting more hate; people exit the fund, it continues to invest in IT, debt, cash, and REITs, and, down the line, it becomes contra. The way Dhoni used to play, as a player and as a captain, evolved over time. The PPFAS role in the portfolio will also evolve.

Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund ❌️❌️ Parag Parikh Large Cap Fund ✅️✅️ Why would they name it as Flexi cap when 93% holdings are large caps. I know they are having a large fund size of ₹1,43,388 Cr. Is that the reason they are more like preserving the capital instead of taking the aggressive approach. Are they really not able to see any growth opportunities in mid and small cap stocks in this big market. Whats making them to be so much bullish on large caps. I have been investing in this fund, i will continue to invest. But not increasing the SIP amount anymore. You can criticise me for bringing this and tell me if you dont invest go for other fund and all. THINK ❗️

@vini546 I am a SIP guy, don't have a lump sum left after the SIP gets deducted :)

Are you a “SIP” guy ? Are you a “Lumpsum” guy ? Are you a “SIP + Lumpsum” guy ? Me : SIP + Lumpsum guy

@gurjota The DSP equal-weight Nifty 50 has existed for a long time.

An interesting NFO from Axis Mutual Fund caught my eye. Most investors think owning the Nifty 50 means they're well diversified. But here's something to ponder, over 50% of the index is concentrated in just the top 10 stocks. Although there are 50 companies, only a handful of names are driving a large part of the index. That's where the idea of equal weighting becomes interesting. The Axis Nifty50 Equal Weight Index Fund tracks the Nifty50 Equal Weight TRI, which contains the same 50 companies as the regular Nifty 50, but with equal weight allocation. Rather than giving larger companies higher weights based on market capitalization, each stock is assigned approx. 2% allocation. Looking at the historical performance*, the Nifty50 Equal Weight Index TRI has historically outperformed the market-cap weighted Nifty 50 TRI across every timeframe*: • 1 Year: 5.9% vs -3.8% • 3 Years: 15.8% vs 9.5% • 5 Years: 14.6% vs 9.9% • 7 Years: 15.6% vs 11.5% • 10 Years: 14.1% vs 12.5% Interestingly, this historical outperformance has come with similar 5-year volatility, 13.9% versus 13.7% for the Nifty 50 TRI. The index also follows a transparent, rule-based quarterly rebalancing process, resetting each constituent back to approximately 2%. This naturally trims stocks that have become overweight and increases allocation to those that have fallen below their target weight—without relying on active stock selection. For investors looking for passive exposure to India's top 50 companies—but with lower concentration risk, broader participation and a transparent, rule-based methodology—the Axis Nifty50 Equal Weight Index Fund maybe a good option. Disclaimer: Always consult your financial advisor and make investments based on your own financial goals, asset allocation and risk profile. *Source: Data as of 29 May 2026. Past performance may or may not be sustained in the future.

@InvestorOfJAMMU During Prashant Jain's time at HDFC, PSUs were a value buy, and they started to run after he left. No one can predict when the value will emerge, not even the underlying companies were aware that their market cap would explode, so stop generalising.

All HDFC Mutual Fund schemes were heavily underperforming when Prashant Jain was the CIO till 2022. After Prashant Jain exit, all HDFC Funds are now in the top quartile. It's wise to give exit to old ones when they start appearing rigid with their decisions.

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@datta_arvind I have stopped my SIP in Kotak Large and Midcap Fund, period :)

I agree the board should fire these executives named in the SC verdict or if they have some morality they should resign and quit. Trust in financial services is most important, if lost cannot be regained.

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@Ishan_Narayan_ 11 Stocks, and 6 mutual funds :)

🚨 I have 60 stocks, 7 mutual funds and 4 ETFs in my Portfolio !! How many do u have ??

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@thegoelbhavya Lambi race kaa ghoda is NSDL, volume is low but value is high

Which Capital Market stock you choose?? A. BSE B. KFin Tech C. CDSL D. CAMS E. NSDL 👀 Disclaimer: No Buy/Sell Recommendation If Others ? Comment below 👇🏻

@Ishan_Narayan_ None of the above, look at the most underrated name, he is Rajat Chandak of ICICI Flexi, one of the best growth style funds in ICICI Pru AMC.

You can only choose one : A. Parag Parikh Flexicap B. Helios Flexicap C. HDFC Flexicap D. Whiteoak Flexicap Others ? Comment 👇🏻

@shiladitya4u No worries, if PPFAS does not perform as per its past, let others take the lead. Dhoni, in the long-hair timeline, six, and with hitting ability, can still be in the team and play the role of an anchor. Like cricket, investment is also dynamic; things evolve over time.

Some time back, I had mentioned that I am planning to exit PPFAS flexicap. As of yesterday, I have completely exited PPFAS and moved to Invesco Focussed fund. Lets see how it goes... My association with PPFAS was more than 6 years, it was my top holding for several years.. It has been a rewarding journey but I believe time has come to move on.. The reasons are simple - Basically, the AUM has become too large to manage. I believe they should have stopped the inflows long back particularly with their value investing style but they didn't. If you see Rajeev Thakkar's interview, he admitted that he wanted to deploy cash during the March-2026 crash but couldn't fully. As a result, he still has 15% roughly in cash. That was red flag for me. Secondly, the cap on international investments is a huge blow to PPFAS. One of the reasons it performed very well over the years and I initially selected the fund was due to exposure to US Tech biggies. Now, with no fresh international purchase, their share has fallen from >30% to 10-12% Thirdly, the fund is unable to take midcap or smallcap bets due to its size. During 2020-21, I remember PPFAS has taken huge bets on CDSL and IEX which were tiny smallcaps at that time. Now, they can't take such bets to the AUM size. I know there are lot of fanboys of PPFAS on X... I am not asking anyone to sell or redeem. It's my personal decision which I am sharing. So, no need to get angry or emotional 😀😀😀

@InvestRepeat Now whom to trust?

Supreme Court slams Nilesh Shah & Kotak Mahindra Mutual Fund. “The manner in which the appellants have conducted themselves throughout, while keeping the unitholders, SEBI and us in the dark, meets our stern disapproval". Conduct of Senior Executives of Kotak AMC was also strongly condemned. Kotak raised funds for their Fixed Maturity Plan (FMP) debt funds & invested ₹266 Cr in Essel allegedly without due diligence. When FMPs matured & Essel defaulted, Kotak extended maturity period without informing SEBI & investors.

@vini546 Based on past experience, this recovery in the IT index will have minimal impact on the NAV of PPFAS

Recovery 🤔🤔 Nifty IT ⬆️⬆️

@BaluGorade So volume is high at Nippon AMC, but value is lower than at HDFC or ICICI AMCs.

India's largest mutual fund investor base belongs to Nippon India AMC. - Nippon has 2.38 crore investors. - ICICI AMC has 1.70 crore. - HDFC AMC has 1.67 crore. Over 1 in 3 mutual fund investors in India invest with Nippon. (Source - Finology)

@BaluGorade PPFAS is not PPFAS because of returns; it is PPFAS because of its transparency. Don't think other AMC gives responses about their portfolio compositions and strategy; they are being transparent.

Parag Parikh Flexi Cap grew on Parag Parikh's investor first philosophy and Rajeev Thakkar's disciplined execution. Today, it's India's largest flexi cap fund by AUM. Which fund can replicate its popularity over the next decade?