GoofyCoconut
GoofyCoconut

Investment advice

I’m ready to invest 1L per month. My investment breakup is 30% (₹30000)in stocks (mostly targeting on dividend yield) 20% (₹20000)in Gold 50% (₹50000)in MF -> 30% (₹15000)of this in large cap -> 20% (₹10000)of this in Index fund -> 10% (₹5000)of this in Small cap

Does this strategy work for wealth growth? Or what other strategy you suggest?

3mo ago
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FluffyCupcake
FluffyCupcake

You should check the overlap between large & index funds, my guess is significant!
My suggestion would be to add a Flexi-cap.

Keep a part in debt & gold can be in ETF form.

GoofyCoconut
GoofyCoconut

Thanks for the insight. Will definitely look into it.

PrancingCoconut
PrancingCoconut

Increase allocation in small and micro caps. Just look at their growth. Currently you are putting 45% in largecaps only.

SwirlyNarwhal
SwirlyNarwhal
Apex3mo

20% in gold is a good idea but I would say do 10% in gold and 10% in silver, the demand for silver is going to rise. You’ll make a lot more with silver, than anything else in the next 20 years.

GoofyCoconut
GoofyCoconut

Got till. I will have a cut for silver as well.

PrancingNarwhal
PrancingNarwhal

Why silver will rise? Can you explain the rationale?

WobblyCupcake
WobblyCupcake

Is it physical gold ?

GoofyCoconut
GoofyCoconut

Yeah, wanted to start a SIP and take some jewellery.

GigglyPancake
GigglyPancake
EY3mo

What's your age? This seems to be a very conservative approach, and won't create any substantial 'wealth' unless you remain invested for 8-10 years.

PS: In today's inflation infested times, 1cr doesn't comfortably fall within 'wealth creation' if you are thinking in terms of retirement corpus.

GoofyCoconut
GoofyCoconut

I’m 30 years, what strategy do you suggest for substantial growth?

DizzyPanda
DizzyPanda

I would suggest exploring a tool which i will provide the link at the end. They help in recommending you a portfolio which matches your risk appetite rather than you figuring the allocations.

I found it to be quite helpful, maybe it works well for you too

https://serenitywealth.in/risk-assessment-tool/#sec2

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