Muditji, no I didn’t mean that. Sorry if I sounded like that. My point is that once an retail investor learned the tricks of the trade then he can manage his portfolio by himself with proper risk management. This will save him with annual % fee of his AUM which will be 1.5%-2.5% translating it to around 2 lakh per year approximately initially plus earning 1%-1.5% of dividend yield on his portfolio translating it to around 1.5 lakh per year approximately. So he can earn/save 3-4 lakh per year easily in this manner and the PF if it gives 10%-15% return then he is done from equities with minimum risk. The compounding magic of PF comes into play after 5-7 years of time.
Therefore, if one has time and passion then of course one should manage his own portfolio of large sums.
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