The companies with a market capitalization of less than Rs 500 Crores are referred to as small-cap companies.
Which are rising and will become the leaders in the future. They are having a high growth rate and giving us the best returns for the future.
Large-cap equity funds are a type of mutual fund that invests a larger proportion of their corpus in companies which are listed in Nifty 50.
They provide a good and stable return in the long run.
The companies ranked from 50 to 250 in terms of Market capitalization at national stock Exchange are referred to as mid-cap companies.
These are the companies of the shining stars which are giving an individual high return with a time horizon of 7-10 years.
These are diversified mutual funds that can invest in stocks across market capitalization. These provide a mixture of small- Mid Cap or Large Cap- Mid Cap, etc. any combination providing growth through different companies.
This is the tax instrument under 80-C having the lowest lock-in period of 3 years with the growth rate of the equity market.
These funds invest in a single sector, such as pharma, consumption, banking, etc. These funds take advantage of the growth of a single sector.
These funds provide a hedged return with debt acting as a cushion against large falls in the equity market.