Dhirendra Kumar explains how widely-spread should be your portfolio
I am a risk-taker and have been investing for the last 17 years. Now I have Rs 35 lakh to invest, which I wouldn't need for another eight to ten years. I plan to deploy it in two flexi caps, two mid-caps, two-focused funds and a Nasdaq fund. What's your opinion on the same?
- Jhumki
This article was originally published on February 23, 2022.
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