Everyone is aware that our economy is on a fast track and many new reforms are being launched by this government to further accelerate it. Surely the good results of these efforts will be seen in medium to longer period of time. But a big question which every investor has is: how he can get benefited from these reforms and can take advantage of this scenario by investing smartly.
Invest Now:
We all have seen that Sensex was on fire last year after the new government had come in power. But this was the phase when the government was deciding and declaring what kind of reforms they bring in the economy and how they will boost the economy. Majority of these reforms got a defined shape and size after the recent budget. Lots of old halted projects are now getting clearance and this new government is inviting the foreign organizations to set up their manufacturing plant in India. Government also started a few campaigns which completely focused on “New India” like Make In India, Digital India etc. Many companies are coming forward to take part in these initiatives and get benefits from the New India. With all the efforts of the government, luck also played a key role in boosting the economy like, low crude prices, good monsoon, low inflation etc. Considering all these, the RBI has cut rates 3 times till now but I believe more to come.
I was figuring out recently that how an investor like us can use this situation for building wealth and found a new initiative named New India Portfolio from FundsIndia. They built this
portfolio so that an investor can gain from an economic revival and easing rate cut scenario. Those who are keen to fetch advantage from India’s growth revival should consider the New India Portfolio for long-term wealth creation.
New India Portfolio’s Performance:
The portfolio which FundsIndia has built is fairly stable, together with portfolios tuned towards reviving sectors and themes. Their focus is on reducing the risk and maximizing the return so a common investor has a fruitful result of this economic revival. They analyzed 100’s of schemes and then prepared New India Portfolio. The fund which they kept in New India Portfolio has generated 18 per cent compounded annual returns in the last five years, compared with the 11 per cent returns from the blended index.
Returns over one year are annualized (as of 24/03/2015).
Is it for you?
If you want to be part of this economy reform and ready for a high risk-high return predominantly equity portfolio with some amount of debt, and are willing to hold it for at least 5 years, then you should consider New India Portfolio for long term wealth creation.
* Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks. Please read the scheme information and other related documents carefully before investing. Past performance is not indicative of future returns. Please consider your specific investment requirements before choosing a fund, or designing a portfolio that suits your needs.
