How to Get Power of Compounding from SIP?

[@baidyanathbhattacharya886]

Perfect and correct analysis. Thank you for the details.

[@mohammednaserullahkhan7241]

Thanks for providing the very important info about SIP and please let me know that shall I start the SIP for only 5 years !

[@thaleshpal6731]

Compounding Comes with interest gain on Capital employed + Current value of capital and subsequently the interest keep on adding in the base investment and that is called compounding. There is no as such concept of Compouding in stocks and MFs as they have a NAV on which you buy and corresponding to that one hets a no. of units and now it all depends on theove of stock market whether you will gain or losse your money...you will get return not interest.

[@thakurtimmy8624]

Dahnyabadh mam important ones ✌👍

[@darshdoshi5897]

Compounding effect means return on new base every year 100 rs investment 10 % return 110 121 133 So on.. No need for reinvestment So MF, stocks,fd, ppf , epf ,gold every where you get compounding but return will be in plus and minus both...

[@sairajsawant271]

I am still confused, should I redeem every year and then invest again with that interest, or it automatically consider my interest after year as my current amount

[@himanshugangwar7268]

Topic starts from : 5.07

[@ashwanikushwaha2185]

Holi song was epic in this add video. Thanks.

[@arpitgamer1430]

There is nothing like compounding in mutual funds..

[@milindchavan007]

How I can view the compounding graph for invested mutual fund?

[@bishamsuna1712]

How many Matual Fund should i start investing for long term pls suggest me ..??

[@kuldeepkaviya2661]

Super video mem

[@skmuktar1453]

Very good information

[@umesh3939]

Ma'am agar hum auto debit sip na karke manually per month same date pe invest continue rakhe to kya hume same benifit milega ya profit kam ho jayega please btaiye

[@varas999]

Plz make the video Nippon india flexicap direct growth fund

[@Ach_s23]

For example I invested 100rs in Mutual funds and for that i got 5 NAV and after 1 year its 120rs But still i have 5 units only and value of those 5 units can be low so how compouding worked here

[@ashishraniyal2521]

Nyc video

[@shambhusardar447]

Super video!

[@abhijeetyashwantrao9598]

Can I make a SIP Investment for more then 5 years in Groww app? If yes, kindly let me know by any video link.

[@MutualFundsAtGroww]

Hello Abhijeet, If you need assistance, our dedicated support team is available and ready to help. You can reach us at [phone]. For more information, visit groww.in/blog/groww-helpline-number/ Also you can write to us at [e-mail]

[@Joyfulsaidaa]

Please do video on one-time investment in mutual fund.

[@AbhayKumar-bv1ol]

Very useful information..thank you

[@rameshtanwar6864]

very nice

[@manojpandey5276]

Good video mam

[@ankushcreation8791]

Mam agr koi sip ki End Date nhi file ki ho to....phr ..kiya hoge...

[@rohiniB777]

Thanks for info.

[@shashankbajaj3630]

Mam mutual fund mein bina exit kiye return kayse reinvest kr skte hai? Agar mene 10000 sip ki hai to agle year mereko return book krna pregya 128000? Jiska means hua mereko exit krna pdega for profit booking

[@prakashkhandelwal3959]

Nice videos

[@brajmohansingh4888]

Nice

[@pranamkalbavi5672]

On Zerodha or Groww, mutual funds dont have compounding. My gains are not reinvested. SO how is it compunding ?

[@abdurrahimkhan1993]

It means mam agar ham sip cancel karte hai aor MF me invested rahenge to hamaara sip lumpsum investment me convert ho jaayega rightnaa. Mam

[@vikag6703]

Super

[@kapildev6695]

Nice 👍

[@puneetmishra9539]

Great

[@r.b.channel369]

INTEREST kab aur kitne saal me compound hota he

[@nileshparjapat451]

Mam mujhe 10 se 12 salo mein 5000000 lak hcahiye kya hoga kya SBI samoll cap faund 2000 Parag Parikh flexi cap faund 2000 Nippon India small cap faund 2000 kotak small cap faund 2000 tata small cap faund 2000 Mera gol pura hoga kya

[@anifuntech3836]

Returns cannot be constant, every year their Will be a lots of volatality.. You cant calculate this way at all

[@mrlol1498]

What happens to our purchased share AND MFs if apps like groww and zerodha closes? Can we still sell those shares? Mutual funds?

[@jahnubaruah6067]

Yes.. you can write down your folio no., And login to the mutual fund company's website when needed. And then you can redeem ur amount from their website with valid proofs. You can also check youtube videos if you have any queries... Just check it out.. Happy investing.

[@rajeshreddy5502]

Like shares all mutual fund units you buy are stored in CDSL or NSDL which are government owned. So even if Zerodha or Groww closes you can still sell your Mutual funds.

[@aamirhamza7292]

Grow mai kese componding hoga kaha se hoga

[@chinmoybaishya8065]

Please make a video on mutual fund redeem tax and how it implies

[@BRKK08]

Withi 1 year if you redeem exit load applicable. And it's not long term investment. On Long term investment when you reedeme 10% applicable on the total profit gained. 1 lakh rs is exempted per year. For example your profit is 1.10 lakhs then 10% of 10,000 is applicable tax.

[@RO-HIT-45]

Jab hum SIP stop Yaa cancel kerte hai or usse redeem nahi karte toh kya uss paiso pe compound interest lagta hai

[@MutualFundsAtGroww]

Hi, Any amount already invested in the fund will continue to remain invested and grow as per the fund performance. Canceling the SIP will only stop future installments. You may redeem the invested amount via your Mutual Funds dashboard. Thank you

[@AmitKumar-di9lq]

Hello Ma'am, is that quant small cap fund is good for SIP investment, kindly advise. Thanks 🙏

[@Seafarerrahulvlog]

Even i am investing in this,for period of short term, Suggestion: try flexi cap/multi cap (best one parag parekh flexi cap bcz i have this in my portfolio,but research yourself first

[@AmitKumar-di9lq]

@@Seafarerrahulvlog Hi, I have already been doing SIP in Parag Parikh Flexi Cap since past 02 years. Need advice on the small cap fund. Kindly suggest. Thanks

[@Seafarerrahulvlog]

Growth:Quant small cap equity fund,nippon india small cap fund,hdfc,axis good to enter now as 2% down since December, Always remember small caps are very high risk,so research and invest,don't listen for others,are high market risk

[@AmitKumar-di9lq]

@@Seafarerrahulvlog Thanks for your advice 🙏

[@niranjanmondal9854]

No 1

[@EiNsteinAlbert-hr3tx]

You are paying for NAV's and interest earned from those doesn't give new NAV's. Can't say compounding if you are not continuing your investment.

[@shashankbajaj3630]

Compounding ka mltb hai investment + return gain on investment should be reinvest lekin mam hum to sip hi chla rhe hai 10000 ki to usme return kha reinvest ho rha hai? Bs hamare unit br rhe hai every month through our sip

[@InfiBlogger]

Compounding is scam 🤣. Compounding is only possible in Fixed income schemes like FD. Equity main units milti hai. 10 saal tak 0% return and 11th year main 200% de sakta hai.

[@karandua6564]

Jo underlying stocks hote hain unko fund manager sell karta hai.. Woh sell karne pe jo return (buy - sell price) usko reinvest kia jaata hai.

[@shashankbajaj3630]

@@karandua6564 to use nav ki value increase hogyi jisse compounding bn jaegyi?

[@karandua6564]

@@shashankbajaj3630 Jo income aaya usko reinvest karne se uske upar bhi returns ayenge naa bhai. Finally long term me NAV me hi sab reflect hoga. "Compounding is the process in which an asset’s earnings, from either capital gains or interest, are reinvested to generate additional earnings over time." - ye investopedia se compounding ki definition hai. Dekhlo aapki definition ko satisfy karti hai ki nahi.

[@shashankbajaj3630]

@@karandua6564 bhai hum logo ko kayse pta lge ga ki compounding start ho gyi hai? Ya fund manger ne reinvest kr dia?

[@deysubhas]

I have cancelled a SIP after just one installment, but I want to resume the same SIP. Can I do that? If yes, pls tell me the process. Thanks

[@TheSlimmshadyy]

Just start SIP in the same fund again.

[@deviprasadbehera7668]

Fund name :- Tata nifty 50 index fund Minimum sip amount 150 rs You can avil this mutual funds in groww mutual funds section Like me if you got valuable advice😄

[@manishnegi7547]

How to pause SIP temporarily on Groww???

[@TheSlimmshadyy]

SIP me jaa k Skip SIP option select kro.

[@RahulRathore-jf6xv]

Kya .Me neefty bees me sip karta hu to usme computing hogi ya nahi

[@suketuupadhyay2363]

What if I have an existing SIP and I want increase the investment AMOUNT in the same SIP

[@viveksale3650]

Then you have to buy same mutual fund with different price.

[@ppneogexploreindia6159]

What if my brokers company shut down!

[@LearnUPSC143]

Koi hai investment advisor hame kuch help kar sakata hai

[@dr.jigneshpatel1925]

After 1 year , interest apne aap reinvest ho jayega ki appke bank me aayega aur apko khud invest larna padega?

[@BagulBowa]

Misleading video. There is no such a thing as compounding in MF/stocks.

[@Piyushpp9993]

👍👍

[@bastarVibes]

Thumbnail me jo topic hai usko batao na yar. SIP deduction ka tarika mat banao

[@r.b.channel369]

Mutual fund me koi compound interest nahi hota....

[@mohitpatil8903]

There is no compounding in Mutual Funds and Stocks. Compounding is only in Fixed interest rate investments like FD and PPF.

[@venkataramaiha9888]

yeah, i was so confused how they are saying compounding in SIP

[@dhruvpatel6366]

Even on google groww calculator also show sip compounding 😂😂

[@kartiknune1331]

You might be new into this. Compounding does happen. But not directly. But it does happen.

[@dilipsharma-bz2sh]

​@@kartiknune1331bro can you explain?

[@techbrosharma9243]

​@@kartiknune1331bhai mujhe btade kaise happen kregi compoundinh Mai kisme invest kru jisse wo compound interest mile

[@ranjitsingh-ge3jw]

Don't manipulate people. I have a Groww account and I invest in MFs through SIPs and one time both. There's no concept of compounding in Mutual funds investments. The table she is showing shows how compounding earns interest, where did she show how compounding works in MF. If MF had a compounding then an invested units should increase over time or NAV should increase for a customer invested for long term vs a customer invested short term. But NAV is the same at the end of the day, what varies is your average NAV. I invested 5000/- one time in a sensex fund in July 2020 at Nav of 16. Its Nav was 30 in Oct'21, and is again at 30 right now. My units are the same , the invested value in Jan'23 is same as what it was in Oct'21. Where is compounding?

[@TheSlimmshadyy]

Compounding works in SIP, but it is not fixed compounding, there is no guarantee of a certain return. Market can give profits or losses. However, if you have invested 100rs, and earn 5% profit, your total investment becomes 105 rs. Now if you again earn 5% gain, then this 5% will be on 105rs, so your total investment will become 110.25 and not 110. That is compounding.

[@karannagvekar2929]

you had invested when market was down and its still stagnant bro even recession is coming just be patience. Whatever table she had explained was in terms of Ideal situation. But in real situation situation are up and down but your corpus will reach there soon. Check data of sensex of past 30 years.

[@ranjitsingh-ge3jw]

@@karannagvekar2929 that is a different thing, I am not talking about the nav being stagnant or returns. But compounding is a static concept which applies to instruments liked FD where as MFs are market driven. No compounding happens on them

[@ranjitsingh-ge3jw]

@@TheSlimmshadyy you are again telling what is compounding as a forumla. It exists in MF through SIP is a myth

[@TheSlimmshadyy]

@@ranjitsingh-ge3jw I am not telling any formula, just logic. Your SIP will get compounding because you don't get interest only on the SIP amount, you get interest on the principle as well as on the interest that you may have generated. Basically return on returns. Simple as that.

[@dr.georgie9865]

Fake compounding if everyone do this. No. Of units remains sames and when NAV value is increased the mutal fund company says it is compounding. But in reality if you want compounding, book profits when you reach a certain level of profit and switch to another fund for getting the desied profit percentage, then your funds will really compound and the magical figure can be seen.( For eg 25000 with1200% profit is 325000 while when you book each cycle @ 25% and do invest with interest for 48 times, then this will be more than 100 crores !!!, That is the real power of compounding

[@sanketashtikar7678]

There is no compounding in mutual funds! Do not get fooled by “power of compounding”, “miracle of SIPs” and “8th wonder of the world” illustrations! The term “compounding” has no separate meaning than to represent compound interest. Since mutual funds offer no interest, the notion of compound interest or compounding does not apply to them. Point here is I am not saying mutual funds are bad investment, its just the fact that there is no compounding in Mutual funds.

[@karandua6564]

The returns from selling of underlying shares, on rebalancing the MF portfolio, gets reinvested. That is how compounding works in Mutual funds. Moreover, some shares may distribute dividends as well and that gets reinvested also.

[@sanketashtikar7678]

@@karandua6564 The point here is Portfolio rebalancing or reinvesting or even dividends can't be termed as Compounding at all. Moreover, once the dividends are distributed, the share price plummets immediately. In many cases, this fall in the share price is almost equal to the dividend that has been announced. So ultimately the argument of "Compounding" still stands valid.

[@karandua6564]

@@sanketashtikar7678 You really need to brush up on the concepts here bro. "Compounding is the process in which an asset's earnings, from either capital gains or interest, are reinvested to generate additional earnings over time." Took this from investopedia. The contextual term for our discussion here is capital gains. So yes, capital gain reinvestment is compounding. And I am not sure what stats you have to support that dividend distribution reduces the price of the stock. Dividend distribution is generally considered a sign of strong financials of a company, a company that is generating profit. Yes, the price decreases when the dividend is distributed, but it it also increases proportionally between the time the dividend is announced and when it is distributed.

[@sanketashtikar7678]

@@karandua6564 My godd! If this is the level of knowledge flow here then I am no more interested in this already lost contextualised discussion. Read the video caption, watch it again and re-read my first comment.

[@karandua6564]

@@sanketashtikar7678 absolutely, that is a best way out in any civilized discussion. A skill that we lost way back. The entire internet is flooded (real, credible sources, not talking about "Finfluencers") with how compounding works in Mutual funds but apparently there is a poor knowledge flow "here". Your first comment clearly emphasises that there is no compounding in Mutual funds, I give you tens of proofs, and again - there is a lost context here. Wait, I will give you one last proof, take it or leave it 🤣 if you have ever bought a fund directly through the AMC, you must have seen two options - Growth and IDCW (Income distribution cum capital withdrawal). The first one takes benefit of compounding through reinvestment, the other one distributes the proceeds to the mutual fund holders. That is why the NAV in the first one is higher than the second one. Yes, mutual funds are market linked and there is no guaranteed compounding or even returns for that matter, but in the longer term the underlying investments do gather capital gains and dividends, and whenever those are sold by the fund manager or the distributed dividend is reinvested, compounding occurs after that. That's the simplest way compounding occurs.

[@bintolal5983]

No compounding in Mutual funds...Dont scam people like this....There is no power of compounding BS in MF

[@tipsinbengali6588]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@shaikrafee3162]

This is wrong information. 3 months sip payments nahi karne se mutual fund cancel nahi hoga. Ye bakwas bolri..

[@ridamnibjia]

if we miss consecutively three sip's then our sip will get cancelled not the MF.

[@BRKK08]

You have to pause the sip. Your broker can help you

[@Vineeth_Shankar]

Madam doesn’t know what she’s talking above. Feel like a parrot repeating a bunch of sentences. The compounding word is very misleading. There’s only buy and sell happening.

[@ratulsen8396]

Skip to 5:21

[@SonuKumar-mp2ku]

Very useful information

[@prakashkhandelwal3959]

Nice videos

[@bishamsuna1712]

How many Matual Fund should i start investing for long term pls suggest me ..??

[@LalitKumar-ld7jd]

Only one index fund

[@BrijeshKumar-ot6mi]

It's better if u invest in 2 funds flexi cap and small cap if u r aiming to withdraw after 15 years

[@LalitKumar-ld7jd]

@@BrijeshKumar-ot6mi yes