Difference b/w Large-Cap, Mid & Small Cap Stocks | Market Capitalization in Tamil | Sana Ram

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Difference b/w Large-Cap, Mid & Small Cap Stocks | Market Capitalization in Tamil | Sana Ram
"The most extensive 250 stocks listed on the Indian marketplaces are the stocks these mutual funds choose to invest in (highest market capitalisation). Smaller stocks may have a better growth potential than larger ones, which are anticipated to be less hazardous. It is appropriate for investors seeking high profits and looking to invest for at least three to four years. These investors should also be prepared for the risk of experiencing modest losses on their assets at the same time.
Equity funds called Largely and Mid Cap Mutual Funds invest in the top 200 firms in India. These funds unite the largest businesses in India, with mid-sized enterprises competing for the top spot. Mid-cap stocks are risky because of the mandated 35% investment requirement. Nevertheless, they carry less risk than pure mid-cap plans, which hold about 65% of their assets in mid-cap equities. They also have some consistency because the 35% of their assets are in large-cap securities. They carry a higher risk than pure large-cap strategies, though. The issue of the final 30% of the corpus then arises.
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Really super explanaion madam. Today ONLY I know this details thanks alot.

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Very useful and nice explanation ji...........

[@auravibes1980]

VERY CLEAR explations

[@aruna9126]

Thanks Sana👍

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Useful

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Thank U Madam

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Good luck Sana ram

[@nares1733]

1.Royal enfield comes which under which cap? 2. Is it buy the share in large cap motor companies?

[@palanitaraka4478]

Super mam

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Nice clear explanation... 👏👏👏

[@kolanchiappan3588]

USE FUL THANKS

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Hi Sana

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[@tamilv6343]

Hi Sana icic mid cap index fund nifty 150 pathi solluga pa

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[@vairappanp5614]

20000*2000= 4 Crore

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Hi Sana I'm subscriber mid cap 150 investment pannala

[@suryaer127]

Sorry but 20,000*2,000=4,00,00,000 Twenty thousand shares * price of 1 share as 2000 = 4 crore But you said it as 4 lakh Anyways good idea :) keep it up

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Micro Cap .....?

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2000*20000= 4crores