G stands for Growth
D stands for Dividend
Let us say there are two funds each with NAV Rs. 10. Assuming both collect a corpus of Rs. 10 lakhs and invest in the stock markets. At the end of the year, both funds made a decent profits and their corpus stands at Rs. 15 lakhs each.
Fund A declares a dividend of Rs. 4 per unit and hence people who invested in it get some money. The NAV falls to Rs. 11 and the corpus falls to Rs. 11 lakhs. This is called a dividend and this fund A is a 'D' fund
Fund B does not declare any dividend and continues to invest the Rs. 15 lakhs. This is a 'G' fund. Only when you want your money, you will get it. Until then, the money would remain with the fund house
It's actually "investment grade" funds versus "Class D" funds. But anyway... Both are kinda like mutual funds--a lot of securities grouped together and sold in shares. Unlike mutual funds, which are comprised of stocks, bond funds are comprised of bonds. The difference is the quality of the bonds in the fund. Investment-grade funds hold nice, safe, well-regarded, boring securities that just sit there, pay interest and don't worry the fund manager too much. Class D fund deal in Class D debentures--D stands for Default. These things are super speculative, super risky and pay large returns if they succeed. You can play in these and make a lot of money quick; you can also play in these and lose your shirt quick. If you're going to invest in Class D funds, you need another shirt--some stable mutual funds, Treasuries, investment-grade bond funds, SOMETHING that you won't lose everything you have in. Also be ready to get out of the Class D fund at a moment's notice.
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In some Romance languages (such as French and Spanish), "de" means "of". De is shortened to D' when it's followed by a vowel. So... If your last name was D'Avignon, it probably means your ancestors were from Avignon.
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Until you have a deaf person assign you a name sign specifically for you, you will merely finger spell it. D-a-n-i. For the alphabet, check under related links.
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There are many different types of mutual funds. Some of them are: a. Equity Diversified b. ELSS funds c. Mid cap oriented funds d. Small cap oriented funds e. Contra funds f. Debt funds g. Gilt funds h. Bond funds i. Hedge funds j. etc
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The -d option in the ls command is used to list the directory itself rather than its contents. When you include -d followed by a directory name, it displays the directory's name and attributes instead of listing the files and subdirectories within it. This is particularly useful for retrieving information about the directory without delving into its contents. For example, ls -d /path/to/directory will show details about the specified directory only.