Dear Sir,
Have understood the categorization, but, not able to draw any ‘usable’ conclusion.
In view of expected rising/tightening interest rate regime, what I would like to understand is : I should invest in which fund. Means which type and which specific scheme/fund would give me maximum return in the next 3 to 5 years time frame as long as there is tight monetary policy in India as well as around the globe.
It further means, that, all long duration debt funds, which would have risen because of falling yield so far, their NAV would now, start falling and converse also. It also further means that if I have to invest now, I should invest in short/ultra short/liquid funds so that I can take the advantage of rising yield.
What I would like from you is your advice for investment in debt fund under various categories :
(A) For liquid/ultra short term : which fund/scheme.
(B) For income fund : which fund/scheme.
(C) For long duration income/debt fund : which fund/scheme.
regards
Dear Sir,
Have understood the categorization, but, not able to draw any ‘usable’ conclusion.
In view of expected rising/tightening interest rate regime, what I would like to understand is : I should invest in which fund. Means which type and which specific scheme/fund would give me maximum return in the next 3 to 5 years time frame as long as there is tight monetary policy in India as well as around the globe.
It further means, that, all long duration debt funds, which would have risen because of falling yield so far, their NAV would now, start falling and converse also. It also further means that if I have to invest now, I should invest in short/ultra short/liquid funds so that I can take the advantage of rising yield.
What I would like from you is your advice for investment in debt fund under various categories :
(A) For liquid/ultra short term : which fund/scheme.
(B) For income fund : which fund/scheme.
(C) For long duration income/debt fund : which fund/scheme.
regards