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That time we should invest in mutual fund while market is down?
Well it is correct that we should invest in the markets when it is bottom down but how you will judge if the current market is the lowest and it is not going to down further ?
Answer to this situation is SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) mode of mutual funds, where investor invest in MF at fixed interval and a fixed amount. This way, inestor puts money at low market as well as high market to balance the total returns. If you pick historical data of any MF under SIP mode, ROI is much better than one time investment.
NG 11:57 am on March 18, 2010 Permalink
Well it is correct that we should invest in the markets when it is bottom down but how you will judge if the current market is the lowest and it is not going to down further ?
Answer to this situation is SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) mode of mutual funds, where investor invest in MF at fixed interval and a fixed amount. This way, inestor puts money at low market as well as high market to balance the total returns. If you pick historical data of any MF under SIP mode, ROI is much better than one time investment.
tatertard 11:57 am on March 18, 2010 Permalink
I would say hold until the Dow reaches 7500 then buy! The recession will be deep and long.