- Value funds that fall under the same category of equity funds can become the source of your earnings.
- Value Funds gave 27% return in June quarter
New Delhi: There is a direct fund of earnings in the Share Market, as much risk as the earnings and that is why the common man considers well-being within distance from the stock market. But the stock market is the only place where you can earn tremendous money by investing a little money and that is why the stock market attracts everyone. Let me tell you that if you think that you can earn in the stock market only with risk, then it is not at all because here too there are some funds which are risk free, meaning in which earning is almost fixed. That is why you can earn risk free by investing money in it.
Equity funds are one such investment and Value Funds falling under the same category of Equity Funds can become your source of income. These funds have given very good performance in the June quarter. Due to which people are once again getting attracted to these investors in Value Funds. These shares have given a return of around 27 per cent in just the June quarter. The biggest thing is that these value funds have given excellent returns in all three categories, large, multi and mid-cap funds. Let us tell you that the less time the money is invested in the stock market, the higher the risk.
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Why should invest in value funds
Even in the June quarter (almost all economies were going through lockdown due to Corona), if the earnings of these funds did not motivate you to invest in them, then we tell you why it is the best time to invest in these shares.
- Value funds often perform well after correction. Markets are currently in the same phase.
- Bounce back of value funds is almost certain, despite long-term decline, there are chances of them coming up.
- According to one figure, as much as the decline in nifty-50 in the last one year, that decline in value funds did not come even in the last 5 years. (The decline in value funds is 2% lower than the 1-year decline in the Nifty.)
