2019年9月12日に、FBグループのAsan Ideas for Wealthの新しい投資信託投資家に、「過去2年間に株式投資信託に投資することで何を学びましたか?」と尋ねました。新規投資信託投資家は、2017年1月以降に投資を開始した投資家と定義されました。合計115人のメンバーがこれまでの短い旅からのレッスンを共有しました。回答は次のとおりです。
AMC / media72による四半期の流行やファッションよりも、シンプルなものを好む。適切な資産配分は、そのような下降トレンドの間にポートフォリオのバランスを取り戻すのに役立ちます。73貪欲にならず、忍耐力を持ってください。コースにとどまり、懲戒処分を受ける74。投資信託投資では15%のリターンに簡単にアクセスできると誰もが言っていますが、この投資の旅では、さまざまなオンライン投資ビデオにかなりの時間と注意を払っていたにもかかわらず、すべてが可能である、つまりマイナスのリターンによるお金の減少が可能であることを学びました。ミッドキャップファンドとスモールキャップファンドは現在問題があり、近い将来、他のタイプのファンドはどこでも「悪役」と判断されるでしょう。個人投資家は何度も同じ運命にさらされるでしょう。サー、私になんらかの方法を教えてください。誰も未来を知りません。エクイティは長期的にはインフレを上回らないかもしれません。早期退職には行けない76。バランスの取れた/分散されたポートフォリオ<エクイティ+デット+ゴールド> 忍耐 MFは直接エクイティ投資よりもリスクが低い 直接エクイティのようにニュース/記事よりもDiyまたは自習77。私は2016年12月に始めました。今後15年間で引退することを目指して、私は現在37歳です。 3 MF 5000 /-でSIPを開始し、それぞれが毎年10%以上増加しています。 One ELSS, One SmallCap and one Midcap (high-risk appetite in other words greedy). My PF down by 9.68% as of now. Overall I am OK as I do not want to touch these things till my goal is achieved. Initially, PF was green, become Red in 2018. Though I was a bit worried, I got motivated after reading many posts and watching many videos on personal finance. All other basics are intact like term &health insurance, emergency fund to cover 12 months expenses. Let me see how it goes.78. Have patience and keep working towards CRATON79. Sudden up and down of market within this period.80. It’s very difficult to convince yourself and family members to keep investing when rates are going down. We were planning to invest 2x times what we invest per month. But since the last 6 months going against it. Patience is the key.81. Volatility is there, but if invest for long term no risk. Diversification is key. I invested in Arbitrage Funds and in profit today in it of 5.7% CAGR, when this tine all are giving -ve returns.82. Have to be patient to get return as market is still down83. Was not stable in buying MFs in early time &had hard time to see negative returns as initial investor, Now I have 5 funds for my five goals, still portfolio is still negative, as i have time for long-time goals with equity is less than 10% against debt &RE, so no worries for now84. Returns can be negative, SIP should be continued even during a market downturn, review periodically, investing should be based on goals, need debt as part of the portfolio to manage risk85. Need patience for mutual fund invest It’s not easy86. Keep Asset Allocation n Risk Reducing Strategy And Get Benefit Of Volatility.. Focus On Target And Goals And Not On Mere Returns. Add Lumpsum When Market Crash To Reduce Average NAV Cost.87. Sell when you see that the returns are more than what you expected. And move it to FDs88 I am just following Asset allocation based on identified goals and building my portfolio month wise. Even though I have seen ups and downs, never stopped investing. Today my portfolio is -1.87 due to some small cap fund which will be riding out in short while. Apart from this, not interested in chasing return and now reached 60% of my target.89. Even though the market has tanked, my heart is still working. Have invested for long term goals.90 Made two lump-sum investments but a SIP started simultaneously has me more at ease. Ups and downs are bound to happen. Though it seems like a long down now.91. Keep investing and increase sip when the market is down92. Don’t wait for the stock market to go down. Invest every month irrespective of the movement of the market.93. Choosing too many else find is not necessary. Even E:SS itself not needed. More than return look for consistent return and downside protection.94. Patience95. Have definite goals and stay disciplined with your investment.96. One need not be a “pandit”, but one must know the basics in mutual fund investing.97.
Fluctuations are inevitable
One should have the courage to look at their negative xirr
One has complete peace of mind if one knows for what they are investing. In other words, as long as the investment is goal-based chances of getting agitated are less
The rise in income should be contributed in the purchase of units or increasing SIP amount
98. Risk-taking is not my Cup of tea. Started with value fund and Mf fund based on past returns now I have sold both at loss and started funds with downside protection.99. Investments in equity market is a long journey. Don’t fall prey to star ratings of mutual funds. Need to have both debt and equity funds in a well-defined ratio101.
Asset allocation and Rebalancing is the key
Simplicity- 2 index fund for equity and 2 debt products( PPF and Liquid fund) are enough
financial independence is difficult but worth achieving
No book can teach you things that market practically teaches you
You have to learn to live in uncertainty, Equity for financial independence and to accept whatever it may come in a way to gain nirvana ( Although another thing, not related to the post)
Nothing is free in the world and at the same time, free doesn’t carry any value. Exception- A Professor and A Monk
You need at least one full market cycle to understand your risk capability
Truth is boring and repetitive
No need to reply to everybody in a group
If your wife is earning and does not believe in equity then put her money in debt and put your money on equity so that she can avoid the emotional stress of a notional loss
Keep your eyes and ears open, smell the change and act accordingly
A good Health insurance agent can help in claim settlement which is worth to pay while you can avoid agent in term insurance
PSU health insurance companies are more lenient in claim settlement. PS – I’m a doctor so I know many claim rejections
You can solve most of your queries by searching old posts
Name disclosure is not needed but I will disclose because all this personal finance knowledge is because of you and Ashal sir, I owe a lot to both of you Dr Sachin Sachdev Last but not least: First scientists declare that Pluto is not a planet Then they declare that Pluto is a planet (dwarf) But Pluto does not care!
102. The market is not for me.103. Equity is unpredictable. Volatility, especially over a few months period can drive you crazy. I reluctantly invested 40% in nifty and that was the saving grace. Nifty Next 50 was the star performer till the time I started investing but seems the wind blows in a different direction now. I will never make extraordinary money from investing in equity. Unless a fixed target and timeframe are set and I adhere to the same, there will always be trouble.104. Asset Allocation is must, What goes up comes down too, Asset Balancing in a timely manner is a must.105. If one does not know the basics of investment, better start with Fee-Only Advisory rather than wasting time and money. Learn during the course. Stick to basics. Have your fundamentals strong.106. Maybe hold off on pumping your money into small caps when they’re going crazy upwards. Wait for the dip in small caps. Most of my journey has seen negative to no returns, which has made me understand volatility better. I continue to invest as much as I can every month.107. Financial discipline108. Don’t follow the hot and most discussed funds. You’ll lose money in them. Understand markets and the ups and downs. Accept that risks are part of the journey. Know more about yourself and your goals. Control what can be controlled. Find an investment philosophy and follow it religiously as a process. But be flexible in your approach.109. Asset allocation and goal-based investment110
Realized I was late to the investment journey.
The moment the number came out of the retirement calculators were mind-boggling. Luckily I felt I still had time to catch up.
Initially, I was feeling the notional loss in equity as real but slowly overcame to a certain level of notional loss
I am not having a sip as such but putting in money monthly
Returns per have been unpredictable and sometimes one feels FD is much better.
Got more disciplined with money like not buying a car on EMI or for that matter any gadgets etc
111. Too many funds spoil returns, selecting fund based on the return made my portfolio cluttered, finally understood the real meaning of investment risk112.
Emergency Fund, Health Insurance and Term insurance, in that order, has a higher priority than equity investment.
Don’t be too greedy of the market, don’t be too afraid either.
Periodic Rebalancing and Asset allocation is a must.
Must book profits from small and mid caps on a periodic basis. Use them tactically only if you are confident.
Keep the portfolio as simple as possible. For most investors 1 multicap, 1 aggressive hybrid and a mix of N50 and NN50 shall serve the purpose.
Invest only that portion of the corpus in stock/ equity MF which you don’t need for next 10 years. Do never underestimate short term goals.
113. The small capish direct equity folio is down 35% which has taught enough about my stock-picking skills. Don’t have much to say on the MF folio as the allocation was too little to make a dent in the networth. Now slowly adding money to my mid cap fund and PPFAS and next 50, learned a lot about FIRE and I think my fire number of 45 can be achieved if I follow my plan, I’m 38 now and save 55% off savings at onshore and your calculator are a god sent for me. Thanks a lot for helping us.114. Understood volatility. Understood what risk means with smallcap vs largecap funds. Sip date doesn’t matter. Second decimal in returns doesn’t matter (when comparing different funds). It’s good if you can avoid seeing the portfolio every day!115. Knew nothing about share market. Came to know so much only after started investing in a mutual fund
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