Specialized funds that are invested in certain industries are mutual funds that focus on securities a specific sector of the economy or sector. They are a higher risk but can have higher rewards.
It depends on where the funds are invested. Banks have FDIC insurance up to certain levels. Otherwise, stocks, mutual funds and so on depend on the market value. You will always have the number of shares you started with. Wait it out and the value will come back--selling at a low price may be shortsighted. However, it is always your choice.
yes
Government Invested Long Term Securities
Shares are issued so that the funds generated can be used by the company as capital. The funds are normally invested in more machinery or in expansion opportunities.
If you have the PAN card, you will be able to retrieve your mutual funds that you have invested.
Commodity index funds are funds whose assets are invested in financial instruments linked to a certain commodity index. If it's a well-balanced commodity index fund it will develop roughly the same as the index. It is generally safer to invest in index funds than specialized funds or stocks.
Your case is going to depend on whether he diverted funds to his own use, invested in funds in which he had a certain interest or, perhaps, he distributed your incoming funds to support the dividends of others. If he has simply lost money in investments that you were invested in, the loss is unpredictable for anyone, regardless of promises and assurances.
Unfortunately No. If you compare the stocks portfolio of any of these Contra Funds and any of the top Equity Diversified funds you will see that they are similar. Atleast 60% of the stocks that Contra Funds have invested are present in the portfolio if a regular equity diversified fund. Even the Sectors in which these Contra Funds have invested is more or less the same as regular equity diversified funds.Sector NameContra Fund - Sector WeightageRegular Fund - Sector WeightageFinancial Services19%21%Energy & Power14%15%Consumer Goods10%9%The weightage in other sectors are comparable too.Actually speaking, if we pick up the top stocks like ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Reliance Industries, Infosys etc, both the Contra Funds and Equity Diversified Funds have invested in them. Almost all of these funds have exposure to such stocks even though, they claim to be following a contrarian investment approach.
It depends on where the funds are invested. Banks have FDIC insurance up to certain levels. Otherwise, stocks, mutual funds and so on depend on the market value. You will always have the number of shares you started with. Wait it out and the value will come back--selling at a low price may be shortsighted. However, it is always your choice.
pension funds
Non-Redistributed (ie the dividends are re-invested into the mutual funds)
yes
Government Invested Long Term Securities
Shares are issued so that the funds generated can be used by the company as capital. The funds are normally invested in more machinery or in expansion opportunities.
If you have the PAN card, you will be able to retrieve your mutual funds that you have invested.
ZoomInfo company,Htfrog financial services are specialized in ETF Funds
In equity funds more than 80% of the funds are invested in equities. Hence, the risk factor is higher. This is a good form of wealth management and offers unit holders with medium to long-term capital growth.