Dhirendra Kumar suggests investing a major portion of your money in multi-cap funds
Since mid caps aren't performing well, I have been investing in them so as to derive benefits afterwards. Is this a correct technique? - Mohan I can't really say because doing so itself is really difficult. This is because one can't say with precision that when these funds will perform well and when they won't. Further,
This article was originally published on January 15, 2020.
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