Giribabu: Difference Between Regular Mutual Fund & Direct Mutual Funds | Investment | SumanTV Money

[@kvraoaddanki]

మంచిగా చెప్పారు గిరిబాబు గారు Thank you sir

[@Myassets440]

Giri garu superb andi an 👁️ opening andi lot of valuable information and the examples are excellent andi great going andi

[@mvvsatyanarayana7433]

Incresse your knowledge then you will become king He is absolutely right, we should understand the world, trends, latest updates etc...

[@sudhaavs]

Looks like you are promoting Regular funds

[@RajaBabu-xy7sn]

You are very very excellent sir

[@Justfeelgood_chandu]

Good video

[@prabhathb3865]

Very clear and good explanation. If we have good fin knowledge then direct is good. If we have no or medium fin knowledge then taking fin advice is better. We need to be honest with this analysis. If we go for 1% benefit by investing direct and invest in bad funds (there are 1000 of funds), we will loose % in double digits as a result and it will be many crores😮 Patience, Time in the market and periodic evaluation of our asset allocation with good financial advisors are very important. Excel sheets are always good but how many stay put as per excel sheets

[@bharanikp]

Excellent sir ❤❤❤

[@Krishnakrishna-fq7zn]

Marketing chesukunnadu aayana mr giribabu

[@dhana3372]

I selected quant smallcap fund 1000rs ,nippon smallcap fund -500rs and tata smallcap 500rs to invest. Please any one suggest me to continue with these funds or need to change

[@murtynandula4868]

Do not invest only in Midcap. Select 2Midcap, 2 smallcap& 1 large cap etc

[@sagarkumar-fk5xb]

@@murtynandula4868 too much diversification is also not good… 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@sagarkumar-fk5xb]

Invest based on your risk appetite. If you are not willing to take any risk invest in UTI Nifty 50 Index Fund… there sectorial diversification is so good

[@edorairaj9893]

Better to select paragh pareik flexi cap fund

[@prabhathb3865]

Both are high performing and high volatile funds. Both are good funds. Small cap = high risk and high reward. Stay in small caps in bull markets.

[@sumithjain04584]

Impact of Expense Ratio on Returns in Direct versus Regular in long term investing: For instance, you invest Rs. 25000 monthly through SIP in a mutual fund scheme for 30 years with an expected rate return of 12%. In a regular plan where you are paying 1.5% expense ratio, the accumulated corpus would be Rs. 6.3 crore. However, with the direct plan, where the expense ratio is 1%, this accumulated amount would be 7.8 crore. The 0.5% difference in expense ratio could cost 1.5 crore, which is approximately 25% more than the regular plan. So when you have basic idea on mutual funds, better to invest in direct plan.. and can review the portfolio in every 3 years, thing is not every mutual fund will work all years, so if today Axis and other few mutual funds not giving good returns means it is just their bad cycle and they may turn around after next 2 years..and which doing good may not do as good as they did earlier..

[@jaganr9063]

Zerodha told day traders. He is miss guideing. Invest direct not regular sip

[@pknandagiri]

Veedu correct kadhu athanu correct... choose direct funds

[@trinathanantham8755]

Bro, my experience if we get health problem like fever, we can take direct medicine without consult doctor. Or u consult doctor pay fee and take same medicine or different medicine on doctor experience. Both have pros and cons

[@AyubKhan-or5cz]

5లక్షలు 5 సంవత్సరాల పాటు ఇన్వెస్ట్ చేస్తే ఎంతవస్తుంది...

[@nani_arya_3]

ఐదు సంవత్సరాలకు 10 నుంచి 15 లక్షలు కావచ్చు

[@nani_arya_3]

Open google sip calculator select grow web search

[@sumithjain04584]

Good joke, Even future performance of mutual funds cant be judged by Mutual fund distributors also.. Even Axis bank has been suggested by many Mutual funds distributors earlier but now he is saying only Direct plan users invested in Axis mutual funds...

[@edorairaj9893]

Thappu vadu correct loss vaste manake kadha

[@aadyaanddeetyavlogs6392]

Nothing new info. Not sure why this Video 😢😢

[@picl17]

Don't beleive the brokers. They always tell to go via brokers as they want to survive. If you are new to the trading, be with them for few months and then quit them and do it yourself.

[@edorairaj9893]

Deniki nenu best example cheppagalanu memu distributor dwara canara robeco equity hybrid fund idcw veyinchinaru 180000 three times vedinamu oka sari 95 6 lakhs 89.5 6 lakhs 83 6 lakhs one year taruvata memu nastam tisi maa choice prakaram hdfc balanced advantage marchinam idcw dantlu maku 130000 nastam vachi dentilo next year 3 lakhs profit vachindi deniki nuvu emi chebutavu samadanam giribabu investors Maya matalu cheppaku ippudu kudu haa distributor vesinam but idhi maa own idea

[@jayteju]

HI bro

[@devarapallisridhar1799]

👏👏👏🙏🙏🦶

[@devarapallisridhar1799]

Chalayan bagundi sir

[@bharanikp]

Old videos sirrrrrrr

[@rakesh5838]

Bullshit analysis. Regular funds will get commissions for these so called financial advisors. ETF’s is the way to go. Mutual funds is obsolete.

[@sagarkumar-fk5xb]

Video motham chusaka Ardham ayindi enti ante… financial advisor deggaraki randi antunnaru… 🙏🙏🙏 other than that nothing new… entha cheppina Direct is better when compare to regular

[@prabhathb3865]

No bro, If we have good fin knowledge then direct is good. If we have no or medium fin knowledge then taking fin advice is better. If we go for 1% benefit by investing direct and invest in bad funds (there are 1000 of funds), we will loose % in double digits as a result and it will be many crores😮 Patience, Time in the market and periodic evaluation of our asset allocation with good financial advisors are very important. Excel sheets are always good but how many stay put as per excel sheets.

[@sumithjain04584]

Vaalu sampadinchukovali kadaa.. but regular velte.. vaalu ninnu anta twaraga redemtion chayanivvaru so it may push you to continue your investment to longer period.