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Mutual funds performed poorly in the year 2008 because of the stock market crash and the economic crisis. Since the price of almost all stocks went down heavily, the NAV of the mutual funds went down and hence their performance was poor.
The "bull market" is generally defined as a market that is going up. It's opposite, a "bear market", is defined as a market that is going in the opposite direction, i.e. down.
Bull in stock markets is known as upward trend or u can say market is going up or the trend is bullish and bear is down market trend or when market is going down its called bearish trend.
Yes they are. Since mutual funds invest in the stock market they carry the same risk that stock market has. If the price of stocks tumbles due to some reason, the value of a mutual fund goes down and hence our investment worth also goes down. Certain type of funds like debt funds and balanced funds do not bear the brunt of a stock market collapse but they suffer losses too, during an economic crisis.
I think, Reliance is new in Mutual Fund sector, so it would be batter to go for HDFC Mutual Funds. Market is down and definitely will go up, i think tha NAV of HDFC mutual funds would be batter than Reliance. Thank you
You can make a few sentences with the word market. You can use the sentences "I am going to the market" and "The market prices are going down".
The market has been resting hopes on a BJP victory in the state elections; or at the which is India's benchmark index for the stock market, reach all-time highs recently.
hi my answer to this question is ........... it is really very safe to invest in mutual funds rather than in shares but to get better returns we should invest according to market moves only than only we can get best returns , for example currently market is going down so we should invest now and try and sell when market goes up, to get best return we must make a calculative move... my anwer is not very appropriate but may be help you in some way... thankyou But i would advise you to invest through SIPS as it can absorb all the market fluctuation and will also give you good returns in long term some on the top schemes are hdfc top 200 reliance diversified http://tips4bsense.blogspot.com/2010/01/systematic-investment-plan-systematic.html
A systematic investment plan or an SIP is a scheme wherein an investor contributes/invests in a mutual fund a fixed amount every month for a duration of time. This money gets invested on his behalf into the stock markets and the returns are shared with him. A SIP is designed to beat the high's and low's of the market and provide stability to the investment. Since you are going to invest regularly you may end up getting more units when the market is down in order to average out your losses because of the market fall.
A bear market is the term used when stock market prices are going down.