Dhirendra Kumar suggests investing in diversified mutual funds rather than sector-specific funds
What is your opinion on investing in banking-specific sectoral funds? Should I continue to invest in them? - Srikant Ideally, one should not. This is because while investing in a mutual fund, diversification is a non-negotiable goal. Assuming that you invest in an index fund, one-third of your
This article was originally published on February 14, 2020.
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