
Balanced advantage funds (BAFs) have often been promoted by marketers as mutual funds that can expertly navigate market fluctuations. That's because these funds tactically calibrate their equity-debt allocation as per market conditions. For instance, if they expect the market to weaken, these funds lower their equity exposure. On the other hand, if these funds sense the markets to grow in strength, they up their equity allocation. Because these funds often change their equity-debt allocation by taking an educated guess about market movements, we wanted to see if they are turning cautious, especially because the financial markets have touched new highs in recent weeks. Maintaining status quo Majority of them are neither fearful or greedy Equity allocation No.






