One should always diversify one's investments & international funds turn out to be superior vehicles of diversification, says Dhirendra Kumar
Given the current situation, if I want to start an SIP in an international fund for diversification with a horizon of eight-ten years or maybe longer, should I be investing in US funds or China funds? - Santosh Prabhu In this kind of market or in any market, one should diversify by spreading one's risk across different fund managers and different geographies. That's the reason you invest in
This article was originally published on April 13, 2020.
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