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Investors can create a simple, minimalistic two-fund equity mutual portfolio by investing in a Nifty index fund and a Nifty Next 50 index fund. While one should rebalance between asset classes, for example between equity and fixed income, in a standard two-asset class portfolio, should one rebalance between Nifty and Next 50?
Continue reading →The NSE has made several changes to its indices in its late-June portfolio reset. Notable are fives changes in Nifty Next 50, twelve from Nifty Midcap 100 and twenty-five from Nifty 500. Here is a selected listing.
Continue reading →Readers may be aware of the recent studies in which we identified only three midcap funds and only three small cap funds managed to beat the Nifty Next 50 consistently in the last few years. While this is a clear case of investing in the Nifty Next 50 index funds, readers must be aware of…
Continue reading →We look at how actively managed smallcap mutual funds have performed with respect to the Nifty Next 50 (NN50) Total Returns Index. This is a natural follow up to midcap funds vs NN50 study in which we found only three midcap mutual funds have beat Nifty Next 50 consistently over every possible 3,4 and 5…
Continue reading →In this report, we evaluate how actively managed midcap mutual funds have fared against the Nifty Next 50 Total Returns Index. Only three midcap mutual funds have beat Nifty Next 50 consistently over every possible 3,4 and 5 year periods.
Continue reading →A look at the six available Nifty Next 50 (NN50) index funds to determine which has the lowest tracking error.
Continue reading →Want to combine NIfty Next 50 Index fund and NIfty 50 Index fund? Here is how the mix has performed in the past
Continue reading →This is a performance update on the NIfty Next 50 Index and what investors need to appreciate before committing money in the index
Continue reading →Let us find out which index funds tracking the Nifty, Sensex or Nifty Next 50 have the lowest tracking error using a simple and easy to understand method. If there is enough interest, I shall publish this report from time to time. We shall restrict the discussion to index funds for now. ETF tracking error…
Continue reading →Here are twenty mutual funds (out of 144) that have consistently outperformed Nifty Next 50 total returns index. I did the short-listing using the same criterion followed in the freefincal equity mutual fund consistency screener. Readers may recall a List of Equity Mutual Funds with most consistent performance (Feb 2019) published with the respective category benchmarks based…
Continue reading →There is no need for investors to consider the two new index from DSP: DSP Nifty 50 Index Fund & DSP Nifty Next 50 Index Fund as there are good existing options. Amusingly, in its promotional campaign DSP has admitted that beating the market will be tougher in future! We should avoid a new index fund…
Continue reading →Here is how you can combine NIfty 50 (Nifty or N50) and Nifty Next 50 (NN50) index funds to create large and mid cap index portfolios. Since both N50 and NN50 index funds have been around for many years, index investors can use these two instead of new or low AUM ETF or index fund…
Continue reading →Interest in the Nifty Next 50 (NN50) has increased over the last couple of years due to its fantastic track record against many diversified equity mutual funds: Nifty Next 50: The Benchmark Index That No Mutual Fund Would Touch?! However, the NN50 is a volatile index with a huge peak to low falls (drawdown). So naturally, investors…
Continue reading →As readers may be aware, over the last few months I have presented evidence that the Nifty Next 50, Nifty 100 and Nifty 100 Equal Weight indices are hard to beat and only about half the funds in any given category manage to do so. However, the Nifty Next 50 is extremely volatile; there are…
Continue reading →A few days ago, we had discussed, what is the best way to invest in Nifty Next 50 Index? and among the 8 choices available to invest in the Nifty Next 50 Index – which by now most readers should recognise as a high-risk, potential high-reward, hard to beat index – we had singled out three. These are…
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