Invest in debt mutual funds like a pro!!

[@001prk]

these guys are really making a good content so pls hit that like button.

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Thank you!

[@Peaceofmind456]

Absolutely Not boring sir

[@saumitrachakraborty9794]

It was not at all boring. Absolutely fabulous teaching video on d subject. Thank you.

[@mithunkumar1988]

This is an easy and useful analysis for people like me who come form non-financial backgrounds. Thanks

[@vstraders9561]

i rarely comment or subscribe to channel but u are exceptional one bro amazing presentation!!!

[@BhaveshAgarwal]

Awesome, thanks for this video. Would have loved this more if the formula you listed can be seeded in a screener app and we can get a list of such bonds/funds, would have saved a lot of time to analyse them separately

[@DixitJain-bl4eq]

You guys are just awesome, I was feeling lost in terms of investment and now I feel like I can start somewhere. I really hope you guys make more such videos in the future. LUCKY!

[@udaikeeran]

Thank you for sharing the detailed information and steps to consider and choose MF bonds and or GILT Funds. Amazing as always and very interesting from the layman’s perspective. 👍

[@karansahani8860]

Looking forward to the deepdive video on bonds

[@pulakverma1670]

I alway like to see these kind of deep analysis and guide to personal finance. Financial advisors rarely share their tricks and Calculations to Aam admi. Kudos to you ❤. I love to do my own math and research before simply trusting any influencer. I want to see more such type of contants.

[@Sasidhar_Sam]

It's never boring listening to you 😊. But its a lot to remember.

[@madhavanrao3626]

Thanks for detailed info... Expecting more detailed in depth video on best debt mutual funds for 2024....👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@drkvenu]

Intetesting. Pl come with the next part. People wiL be happy, esp those interested in debt instruments

[@papiathakuria204]

It was really engaging... would like to watch more detailed information on debt mutual funds.

[@gtkumar4]

Interesting. Mind opening

[@hjag1019]

The video is good. Please follow-up with a video where you analyze specific categories like Liquid, ST, Medium term, Long term, Gilt funds etc and come up with how many and which all meet the investment criteria. Waiting for that. Put your theory into practice and show us the results.

[@chandra_83]

Its interesting and got decent clarity about debt

[@savagearcade510]

deep dive in bonds 👍❤

[@swamisampurna9016]

very useful for beginners. thank you

[@firepipser]

Ohhh Sir Great Wisdom and the way you teach with classification ❤❤❤❤

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

It's my pleasure :)

[@sahilpawarr]

This was amazing, you explained it so so so so well

[@kcsnew]

Could you also do another video explaining with examples about all the other important ‘ratio’ parameters shown at the end of the video. No other channel even mentioned about those ratios so that would be a great topic. Liked and subscribed. 👍

[@prime8krish]

I wish there was a table format for all debt funds to sort, filter and compare

[@basilreji828]

Very Interesting

[@jagadad-cm8ip]

Very captivating 👍👍

[@MrManikandanca]

As always thanks for the awesome informative video.. looking forward for next part of the same topic..

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Coming soon! :)

[@virus27srivastava]

This was good, please make a detailed video on this.

[@kabirdevnm4850]

Absolutely amazing work!! Please keep it up and looking forward to more details of debt instruments

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Thank you.. Stay tuned :)

[@shivangichoudhary4405]

It was quite informative. However, it would be helpful if you could provide brief to the terms and terminologies used related to mutual fund like that of profile rating, scores, etc. Before validating them, we should have an idea about them too. Thank you for bringing out such videos, it is quite helpful for people like me. Keep posting :)

[@Anurag_curious]

bro’s face :- 🃏 bros voice and presentation :- 🧔🏽‍♂️

[@pushkarjunghare1682]

we need more videos like this

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

On it 🎯

[@anjumehra2803]

Your content is great- very engaging and easy to understand. Could you please do a deep dive into debt funds. It will be much appreciated 🙏

[@cuddapahsubbanna8223]

Useful indeed!

[@piyushjain4349]

Amazing bhaiya, learned something new with this video

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Yayy :)

[@ayushgoyal3797]

All in all good video... Just last part with suggesting Gilt funds are safest doesn't give the clear picture. Gilt funds can also give negative returns in cumulative weeks, months sometimes. It all depends on the interest rate scenario in the market. New investors can get confused on negative returns with debt funds. Please give clear picture before making a suggestion.

[@kedarkalokhe7837]

great video, Thanks

[@rejimanalil5396]

thx bro....that was definitely useful. need more of these on bonds.

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

You got it!

[@136raghavendra]

Awesome content as always. Yes please do a full deep dive video on Bonds and how it works - Thanks Sir

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Okay Raghav :)

[@136raghavendra]

Thank you Bhai@@PrateekSinghLearnApp

[@BiswasTharakath]

Keep em coming!

[@nethisadanandam3416]

Good video put in simple terms.

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Glad you liked it :)

[@abhishekagrawal1200]

sir pls create a video, should we invest in platform like zerodha, groww or direct through AMC?

[@munishkumar82]

Great

[@amishar43]

Very interesting

[@jayvirvaghela5573]

its quite interesting .

[@vasurajtrading1499]

1. Was the returns were adjusted after the expense ratio. Or from the returns we have to deduct 0.83% TER? 2. Pls also explain on the taxation part of it. Eventually it's only after paying the taxes, investors would get the effective returns.

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Returns are adjusted and the tax part is very big to explain, maybe another video?

[@radjourouvier1045]

Thank you sir

[@ketan3540]

Beautiful explanation 😊thanks 🙏

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Most welcome 😊

[@np4365]

This was great. Please make another video how to choose long term gilt funds for retirees…also, can you make an advanced video of this one using the complex parameters you showed at the end. Thanks again

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Great suggestion! Will share with the team :)

[@satishkumar-gc5rk]

Good one.

[@ShilpiAggarwal-my4ot]

Hey Prateek, I have been following you for quite sometime. Really like the way you are decoding the principles of investing in various instruments. I like this video where you explained how to select a debt fund. The one missing piece, I have found here, or you may come up with another video, when to invest in debt funds for different categories of investors and how much allocations should go in debt funds basis the market cycle. Would love your guidance on this aspect also.

[@ajbst123]

Could you please upload the detailed video of Debt fund

[@PadmajaPharma]

indeeed interesting, would want to know the other parameters as well... thank you

[@palakurthybadrieshwar9999]

As a beginner how much percentage of my portfolio should contain debt funds investment?

[@ArunKumar-me3cp]

Very clear

[@PrateekKumarAgrawal]

I think it is just 5 % about bonds, Modified ration was missed and many other things like Coupon Ration etc was missed. They did not talk about relation between interest ration and bonds.

[@vinothkumarsevagamurthy2543]

We have many websites to check the parameters of the funds but what is the good platform to start debt fund investment? Pls suggest some to start. I see many of the platforms are promoting equity funds more than debt funds.

[@pradeepkumarreddykondreddy7048]

Do we get monthly payout option in debt mutual funds like in FDs ?

[@venomplays_official7560]

🔥🔥🔥💯

[@Onlyabhi9]

give us a list...that would be helpful

[@rk7645]

Very * 3 interesting

[@pranoymistri96]

Yeah it was interesting 👍

[@theinfinitytrader1895]

It was interesting.

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Glad you liked it :)

[@mohdadib503]

Great one more videos on bonds

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

More to come!

[@Bharat0316]

Thanks for Vid. found interesting learning. Can we invest anytime in this, or do we have to wait for release date

[@qa7377]

Which app do you use to make such videos

[@veenatic]

It was really good. I want to know more about YTM and modified duration. In general, what i want to understand is can the debt fund returns be predicable like a FD? Also, when should you invest in short term or medium term since interest rates going up or down is a factor as well. which did not talk about.

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Debt funds are somewhat predictable but there can be some small changes and interest rate and bond price relationship is again too big to explain. Maybe one more video?

[@veenatic]

@@PrateekSinghLearnApp Please do make one, so we learn how to do a good guess of expected returns. Thanks. I was surprised that you read and replied to my question :)

[@saikrishnayalamanchili3126]

Nice explanation

[@arunalex7580]

This guy used to be primary school teacher 😂😂 If I see his explaining skills

[@tlkrao]

Good

[@debashisguha4096]

Now a days you dont need minimum Rs 10 lakhs to invest in Bonds. One can invest in Government Bonds through RBI retail platform and the amount may start from perhaps Rs 1000/- . Those Bonds are available to retail investors and also can be traded in secondary market through the same platform.

[@eltonlobo8552]

Nice one✌️ New branding and all ha 😂

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Haha yeah Elton :)

[@Purnank1]

AAA credit rating is the highest so average credit quality can never be greater than AAA. Please correct that.

[@dnyaneshwaruttarwar8832]

One quick question You said that debt MF has fixed returns then why We should check Rolling returns?

[@gunaakula2492]

Woah Editing is damn good

[@YV88629]

How about taxation on returns ? is it same for NRi?

[@dipankardas7405]

This is so useful

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Glad it was helpful :)

[@kripack8232]

Interesting

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

:)

[@narasimmamurthyr2534]

With due regard to interest rate cycle please select appropriate duration of debt fund for 1,3:5 year investment

[@mridulmishra4098]

Can you make a video abt coperate bonds I heard about them

[@rajK29_]

Short reply: avoid them

[@Nilkamalsha75]

please cover more details

[@saravanprathi6956]

Deep dive video please

[@sachinshah3795]

Super

[@davemanick81]

Invest in short term funds for good liquidity.1,2,3 yrs for 8 to 10 % returns.Reinvest yr profits in 1 year RD.After one yr take out RD amt and put in FD or debt mutual fund.

[@ganeshrajahockey]

hi ! what is meant by jensens alpha?

[@ganeshkarri8880]

So, if someone invests 100000, then the average total return could be 109590 in 3 years ?

[@harneetkandhari9243]

One year

[@pranavshinde657]

interesting

[@chetannarayana6773]

cool

[@abhisheik_athi]

i am yet to add debt fund to portfolio... but still not sure how much fund to add and y to add it.. everyone says to "cushion" the loss when economy is down.. but doesn't in the long term(10yr) generally any invest is good ?

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Hey, It is better to have multiple asset classes due to their strengths. However, like you said, in the long term aren't all investments good? Well, that is an educated guess - But what if some disaster or calamity occurs? We are basically just being more safer by diversifying our investments :)

[@manoharbs]

Rolling returns for debt fund 😮

[@dipankardas7405]

Gilt fund k upar ek video pplz

[@gwagon1315]

Want to learn abt short term

[@ajrock5114]

yes

[@utkarshjha657]

Does this framework only work for medium term debt mutual funds?

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

No framework works for all types

[@prabhatshukla8611]

Who will speak about modified duration bro?

[@madhurjyanath7522]

Love u prateek sir

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

❤️❤️

[@WeGrowKids]

Please put some light on Nidhi banks

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

Hey we haven't analyzed the company, so no opinion :)

[@WeGrowKids]

@@PrateekSinghLearnApp actually it's banklike where 5 to 7 members come together and form it... It's very popular in South India...

[@the_programming]

you did not explain about tax implication on the debt mutual funds

[@theunseen_human]

howw to invest in govt. of India ?

[@PrateekSinghLearnApp]

You can invest in companies that have high government stake. Search for President of India's portfolio and you will find such companies. But at the same time, isn't investing in any company that's bringing a positive change in the economy also patriotic in its own way?

[@saurabhamin]

advisor khoj doesnt show rolling returns anymore

[@vaibhavsharma5521]

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