How To Build Your Mutual Funds Portfolio? I The Mutual Fund Show I NDTV Profit

How can one build their mutual funds portfolio and how do you choose the right funds? Vijay Mantri advises viewers on can you start from scratch and build your portfolio.
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[@RahulTanwar07]

I liked Mr. Vijay Mantri’ style of straight to the point advise. I generally loose interest when experts try to play too safe and don’t speak their mind. Mr Vijay was straight to the point. Good work NDTV profit team 👍

[@chandrashekharanarayanarao3600]

Sir, Simple and great advice by sri Mantri. I have around 15 funds in my portfolio, now gradually i would reduce the funds to 5-6. Thanks for your very valuable advice.

[@dr.riteshchhabra3611]

Bring Mr.Mantri more often on the show..seedhi baat !

[@nn11067]

great interview !!!

[@ravinarayan5273]

Vijay is one of the best. He has got stats to provide his point.

[@srinivasansv1479]

excellent sir thanks a million

[@praj4862]

Brilliant...

[@ashishmathur9984]

just buy a low cost index fund and keep investing periodically. Generally over a long term period like Mr, Mantri alluded to the returns are close to 10%.

[@mayurkadam100]

Great knowledge...risk adjusted strategy Basically no tension strategy Also well said about the worst returns you can get

[@anupbisoyi]

Straight forward answers. 20%SIP

[@rudreshtk1592]

After long time vijay mantri ❤

[@dr.joovinkennedy3969]

Very good interview.

[@pravdr1]

Vijai Mantri the data man welcome 🎉

[@amitvallecha]

❤superb

[@chamanlaldewangan6591]

Thanks 👍

[@religionofpeace782]

He is wrong about flexi cap funds. Most flexi caps have 80% large caps amd hardly 5% small and mid cap. Flexi caps are proxy largecap funds.

[@Sayan98323]

You are worng

[@Prithvichouhan406]

@@Sayan98323 he is right

[@jayneelamana]

Depends on the fund house. Most big funds are conservative. Smaller ones are aggressive that generate handsome returns. Quant AMC is an example.

[@hgmurty]

he meant multicap fund. i.e chose fund with 25% in each mid and small minimum.

[@deepakmurarka1394]

Whether speaker portfolio has only 4 flexicap funds.

[@rohitjain8922]

What should be weight of different sector like finance , IT, commodity etc while selecting mutual fund ??

[@bhsuni58]

Anchor please allow the guest to speak more. Questions should be shortest possible. It is very irritating to keep listening to anchors long long question

[@kedarisgreat]

I still don’t get it as why one should not stick to a single fund house? If I diversify, won’t it still make my returns mediocre because one or more fund houses may slow down invariably as suggested by the guest. If I am piggybacking a fund manager who is qualified and experienced to take risks and if I keep my expectations low at 12% cagr and invest as if my ass is on fire, then I don’t need to diversify with fund houses. I could have a single flexicap and a single small cap fund and put heavy SIPs for twenty years and spend my retirement in the Swiss Alps. This should work.

[@chamanlaldewangan6591]

Human error. If some mistakes, corruption, etc. are made by one fund house. Then your money will suffer. For this if you have flexi cap fund of 4 different fund house. Then only some money will suffer. Your money is safe.

[@KrishnanV9]

The fund managers also change and hence over the long term when that happens, the performance might suffer if the new fund managers is not as good. If you don’t agree having 4, may be you can keep to 2 or 3 funds. Just a bit of derisk. Personally I prefer one nifty 50 and then two or three flexi cap. Nifty 50 ensures I get market returns without dependency on fund manager.

[@kedarisgreat]

@@KrishnanV9 perfect

[@kaarthikvaradharajan3810]

Great insights from Vijay mandri

[@austingorilz]

what about HDFC manufacturing fund ?

[@padmanabhanr4242]

no talk about debt funds?

[@darsanaabhi9109]

❤

[@venkatramanjayakodi4970]

Nilesh ji....mantri ji's answers were simple..crispy.. its almost useless like too many pairs of chappals in shoe rack as we have one pair of legs....😂

[@bhimanagoudparakanahalli8963]

😂

[@Prithvichouhan406]

Absolutely wrong... not two same funds with same numbers stocks and same stocks will perform equal as different fund mangers would behave differently ... so large, mid , cap and flexicap and multicap should have 2 to 3 funds in each catagory...as investing in just one fund in all these market caps... will put your portfolio in risk as you may select not good performing funds...so 2-3 funds funds in each catagory will average out your return...

[@kuldeepjalandra5534]

Should I invest my whole investment in 5 Flexi Funds?

[@SandeepSharma-xg6ir]

Shame ... people calling themselves expert doesn't know difference between flexi and multicap... Anchor doesnt even bother to correct him

[@mohankumarcs6815]

Can someone suggest how much % I should allocate in Index/Flexi/Large&MidCap?

[@cadivyeshkalyani2095]

Inflation bhul gaye sir

[@starboy9384]

What rubbish.. Why shud i have 4 flexi cap funds 😂😂 1 flexi cap fund is enough,

[@fulldakait1408]

Just opinion. No data points

[@muddu8069]

I have invested in small cap funds Nippon is good Hsbc also good And SBI axis also ok ok and Nippon tax saver plans also very good

[@rohitchoudhury1]

Kahan se laaye ho isko..30 yr ki baat kar raha hai

[@aritrabhattacharya1530]

if the anchor does not know either he is feigning or ???