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[Krish @Krish15178490]

@Keval_IM Your case seems better.

Imagine my condition when I faced that many Qs for Rs.500 monthly SIP.

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@BaluGorade SIP reduced by 50%.
50% will be used for top-up if opportunity presents

With FIIs not stopping to sell, I have no expectations for Equity MFs to return 10% or more until 2035.

Coming decade, I have geared up to accept that Equity and Debt MFs could give same return.

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@Thar751826 Nice paper trade screenshot. Keep going to make fun of people.

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@KaartikGor Let us admit that her statement does not represent all NRIs and one should not make conclusions based on one random case.

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@thekaipullai Even in this digital and AI world, am pretty sure anything can transform in this world except UPSC exam.

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@NalinisKitchen You should have googled and might have got to know the recent allegations prior tweeting it. Her one time achievement of AIR is impressive but then sustainability throughout the career is always a challenge.

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@BaluGorade I think every one is aiming to get 20X to 30X home loan amount and IT reporting income has nothing to do with RE prices.

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@InvestRepeat It also scares me that those gold funds which are open for inflows are in a danger zone.

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@FunTechAcademy I really doubt common man or home loan borrowers would ever get benefit of lower rates. Indian banks just won't pass it on.

US markets have changed big time in recent years and really doubt Indians G-Secs are attractive to any FIIs even with tax exemptions.

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@pushpendrakum You need to understand the pillars behind RE and they are so strong that crash in Indian RE would remain a distant dream.

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@Iamsamirarora With US yields around 4.5%, really doubt 7% tax free returns offered by G-Secs are deal breaker for FIIs to attract inflows. My take is not more than $ 1-2 billion.

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@Amara_Bengaluru FM/RBI/Eco Advisors thinks that FIIs are fools and buy looking at tax free bonds offered at 7% just because it is higher than US bonds rate.

The prevalent assumption is : Others are always dumb.

Join the clowns and enjoy being cult.

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@Mitesh_Engr True, time for
# SIP STOP
movement

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@arc1471 Don't talk about beating inflation.

The risk of capital is everywhere these days and let him in debt PF than any other volatile instruments.

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@PatakotaV Simple, our Baboons think that 7% of interest rate in INR is higher than 4.5% in USD and FIIs would rush to cash the golden opportunity.

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@piyush_trades Looks to me that the interest rates on CG free bonds will be much lower than the regular bonds.

Just a PR move and govt hoping that Foreign investors won't really bother to dig out and blindly flock to invest in Bonds because of tax exemption.

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@DrDatta_AIIMS They keep low rates for tax free bonds and it is already in practice. This is just the PR move by the Govt to get an attention and send the message.

Don't understand when outflows are from Equity, why they are reducing on Corporate Bonds for FPIs

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@DealsDhamaka The entitlement that some Indians exhibit is beyond anyone comprehension.

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@gurjota Already bucket strategy of pumping debt funds has started.

In the coming days, every one would be praising about debt funds.

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@datta_arvind In the coming days, we will see plenty of articles on how equity funds returns which have given at par with the debt funds are superior because of tax advantage.

Bottomline : The narratives about equity funds won't die until MFDs are there.