Mutual fund
The Indian stock market has returned, but no one knows how long this fast will last. The nature of the stock market is unstable. In such a situation, if you are afraid of investing in the stock market or want better returns at low risk, then you can choose hybrid funds. Hybrid fund is a type of mutual fund that invests in both equity (shares) and debts (bonds, debentures, etc.). Its purpose is to maintain balance between risk and returns.
Investors’ confidence increased
Statistics show that the category of Hybrid Fund in February made an investment of Rs 28,461 crore, while the withdrawal decreased. Data suggests that investors are moving to hybrid funds among the highly unstable market. Experts say that since these funds are a mixed portfolio of equity, date and commodities, the risk decreases and the investor gets a potentially good return despite the market fall. If you look at the hybrid fund, many funds have also given great returns in the broken market. Hybrid funds of Nippon India Multi Asset, Samco, Edelweiss, Invesco and ICICI Prudential are also giving positive returns in the falling market. In fact, the hybrid funds are at the forefront in terms of returns to investors. If you look at the returns of one year, the hybrid fund has given returns in almost double digits.
Election of the right fund is necessary for return
Market experts believe that in the current era of market uncertainties, it is very important to choose the right fund. The election of the right fund will open the way for better returns. Currently hybrid mutual funds are a versatile investment option. Since these funds invest in many asset classes such as equity, date and commodities, they help investors to achieve double targets of hedge and diversified portfolio. New investors, who do not want to take much risk directly in equity and want to invest for 3 to 5 years can choose hybrid funds.
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