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Ep-210 #askmoneypurse
Takeaway
In volatile markets prefer low-volatility and quality factor funds over momentum/value - risk-adjusted returns are superior and emotionally easier to hold.
Summary
- Factor-based index funds explained: momentum, value, quality, low-volatility are four key factor strategies launching in India.
- UTI data (2005-2024): momentum delivered highest 21% CAGR but with high volatility; low-volatility delivered 19.3% CAGR with much better risk-adjusted returns.
- Quality factor delivered better than value over long-term; value 17.4% CAGR but with significant volatility - underperformed long-term despite post-COVID outperformance.
- Investor case study: 33-year-old in Gulf earning Rs 16 lakh/month, has Sukanya Samriddhi, PF, mutual funds (21% XIRR), Rs 15K SIP, Rs 2K chit fund, no land assets, almost-closed personal loan.
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