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Investors' Hangout | 04-Mar-2017 | Value Research
Week 19: How many funds should you hold?
Investing in a single fund exposes you to various types of risk. Your fund manager may perform poorly or he might leave. The fund houses quality may deteriorate. On the other hand, buying too many funds reduces your portfolio an to an index, sacrificing the rewards of active management. Tracking and managing them also becomes difficult. So how many is too many? Join us to find out.
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