Markets are either rising, falling, or static. In a rising market, your SIP gets fewer units; when it falls, you get more units for the same investment.
By: Value Research
When the market falls, you get more units for the same money. In a static market, you get a consistent number of units.
The arithmetic of an SIP is simple: it’s about investing regularly, regardless of market state. SIPs focus on disciplined investment.
SIPs are about being disciplined and boring with your investments, aiming for meaningful, long-term goals.
Stay disciplined and focused on your investment goals, regardless of market conditions. Be guided by your needs and objectives.
Many think they can optimize returns by tweaking their investments, but this goes against the purpose of an SIP, which is consistent, disciplined investing.