This is what happens when the regulator interferes in domains that are beyond their expertise or even basic understanding… all in the name of protecting the investor. The law of unintended consequences is alive and well.
We are better off investing directly in stocks instead of MF’s that have no choice but to follow whatever SEBI says.
If SEBI truly wants to help the retail investor, it should abolish all exit loads on all mutual funds.
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When Deven Chouksey says top 50 companies – what do he mean? How can I find this list?
You can check this link: https://www.amfiindia.com/research-information/other-data/categorization-of-stocks
This is what happens when the regulator interferes in domains that are beyond their expertise or even basic understanding… all in the name of protecting the investor. The law of unintended consequences is alive and well.
We are better off investing directly in stocks instead of MF’s that have no choice but to follow whatever SEBI says.
If SEBI truly wants to help the retail investor, it should abolish all exit loads on all mutual funds.