common myth about mutual fund investments and mutual fund SIP

Mutual fund investments are becoming popular among most of the individual specially in the working or salaried segments in the form of SIP or systematic investment plan. There are common myths or we can say that rumours about the MUTUAL FUND SIP , which are being clarified below:-

1. GAME OF RICH PEOPLE:
mutual funds does not show partiality among the investors income group , any body with a minimum of RS. 500 can enter into the mutual fund SIP in any scheme and get benefited from its performance.

2. NOT TO INVEST WHEN MARKET IS HIGH:
 it is nothing to do with the market movements when its come on MUTUAL FUND SIP as its the averaging cocept which nullify the risk of high and low market . mutual fund sip is meant for the long run which itself faces all the turmoils and flourish situations during its lifetime

3. CANT BE STOP WHEN STARTED:
mutual fund sip can be stopped and redeemed any point of time during the investment period, need only the request letter from the investor to stop  the sip. it is as convenient as guiding your child to stop doing any unwanted activity.

4. NO VALUE IN SHORT TERM:
when it comes about SIP in any mutual fund scheme or option, it is the for long horizon as we start with a little amount and with a specific goal so, as being invested till our goal term is not achieved we could get even more as expected. ITS THE POWER OF COMPOUNDING.

5. HOW TO TAP MARKET WHILE BEING INVESTED:
there is not to worry and no need for this as the fund manager is doing it for you and keeping track of all the stocks in that particular scheme as the money of other investors are also in that fund which will be affected along with your investment. Normally, professional manages the fund and keep on churning the portfolio as per the movements in the market.

NOTE: START MUTUAL FUND SIP TODAY WITHOUT ANY WORRY, HAPPY INVESTING


posted by,
saket kumar singh (Founder)
Lakshya wealth services



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