5 Most Popular Articles For “Best of Funds”

by Shabbir Bhimani on August 12, 2010

In a user based poll on Mutual Funds or Stocks, 72% of total reader’s of shabbir.in prefer to invest in mutual fund over stocks and so today I have come up with a collection of articles on mutual funds where I have listed best mutual fund’s in their own category.

  1. Best Infrastructure Funds
  2. Best Tax Saving Funds
  3. Best Technology Funds of 2009?
  4. Best Rated HDFC Funds
  5. Best Midcap Funds

Do let me know in comments below what other best categorization of mutual funds you will love to read and I will be more than happy to compile it for you?

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{ 8 comments… read them below or add one }

Rahul November 22, 2011 at 9:46 pm

Thanks for your prompt advice.

So, Shabbir, do you find my choice of sectoral funds fine ? Beacuse my financial advisor is against these funds; logic is these are extremely high risk funds, volatile funds. I am 29, married with 1 yr kid.

Examples :

Canara Robeco Infrastructure Fund Infrastructure Fund
ICICI PRUDENTIAL TECHNOLOGY FUND- GROWTH Technology Fund
RELIANCE PHARMA FUND- GROWTH Pharmaceuticals
Reliance Gold ETF Gold
AIG World Gold Fund (G) Gold

My personal conviction, though baseless, tells me that pharma, tech, gold & infra sectors would grow reasonably well in short & mid-term.

Thoughts…..?

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Shabbir Bhimani November 23, 2011 at 8:56 am

Rahul, I think at the age of 29 and with very long term view, you should be having some risky funds as well. This is my personal nature and at 32, married and 2 kids I have no investment whatsoever.

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Rahul November 22, 2011 at 6:18 pm

Hi Shabbir,

What a blog you have here..& quite a following, I must say.
Request your comments on my selection of Mutual Funds for SIP investment, starting Dec 2011 onwards. Please suggest if the funds I have shortlisted for SIP are good enough or not recommended…

I am 29 years old. Plan to invest INR 12K each, in all these funds…

HDFC TOP 200 FUND- GROWTH Large Cap
Fidelity Equity Fund (G) Large Cap
IDFC Premier Equity – A (G) Midcap & Small cap
SBI Magnum Emerging Busi (G) Midcap & Small cap
ICICI Discovery Fund Midcap & Small cap
HDFC EQUITY FUND- GROWTH Multicap
Canara Robeco Infrastructure Fund Infrastructure Fund
ICICI PRUDENTIAL TECHNOLOGY FUND- GROWTH Technology Fund
RELIANCE PHARMA FUND- GROWTH Pharmaceuticals
Reliance Gold ETF Gold
AIG World Gold Fund (G) Gold

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Shabbir Bhimani November 22, 2011 at 7:14 pm

Rahul, thanks for blog feedback. Really appreciate.

Now about your question about the list of funds I would not have IDFC and SBI Midcap but use the best midcap fund in the category which is DSPBR. See http://shabbir.in/best-midcap-funds/

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F.M.ADHA August 16, 2010 at 4:50 pm

Hi.. Mr Shabbir,

I wanted to invest 20K Per month in SIP and 20K Infrabond .Kindly suggest some good profitable fund.

F.M.Adha

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Shabbir Bhimani August 18, 2010 at 9:43 am

Funds and bonds are different things.

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Gopi August 16, 2010 at 9:14 am

The link for Best MidCap funds is misplaced, it is wrongly linked to How To Select Best Mutual Funds.

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Shabbir Bhimani August 16, 2010 at 11:22 am

Thanks for reporting and it is corrected now.

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