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Motilal Oswal Active Momentum Fund - NFO

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 Is Momentum Funds are next big things ??? Motilal Oswal Active Momentum Fund NFO Details Description Fund Name Motilal Oswal Active Momentum Fund – Direct (G) Fund Type Open Ended Category Thematic Fund NFO Open Date 24-February-2025 NFO End Date 10-March-2025 Minimum Investment Amt ₹500/- and any amount thereafter Entry Load -Nil- Exit Load 1% -If redeemed within 3 months from the day of allotment. Nil -If redeemed after 3 months from the date of allotment. Fund Manager Mr. Ajay Khandelwal & Varun Sharma Benchmark NIFTY 500 TRI The Motilal Oswal Active Momentum Fund  be managed by Ajay Khandelwal, Varun Sharma, and Rakesh Shetty, and its performance will be compared to the Nifty 500 TRI. For lump sum, a minimum application fee of Rs 500 is required, followed by multiples of Re 1. The minimum investment amount for SIP is Rs 500, and it must be made in multiples of Rs 1 with a minimum of 12 installments. Investment Objective and Strategy : Catching the momentum Invest...
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Are you Afraid of Market Crash ?

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nifty sensex crash

Are you afraid of market crash?

 

 

 

  This is the obvious question an investor or trader comes across the market. The question is relevant also. Market has already recovered from March 2020 crash. It has surged to new highs but from February it is going no where. Though the market has recovered but wrath of Covid-19 has not left its place. Wave after wave its showing its new face. Vaccine production is under process but its not up to optimum level. Production needs to be done on a war basis. Although the vaccines will be delayed will have to take care of our self. Fear of Corona is still not went away. It is reflected in stock market. On first wave the market fell drastically. after the crash in 2020 market started recovering after 2 month and came at is original point on December 2020. But after Feb 2020 its not going anywhere. The Third wave is ahead of us and vaccine is not handy.

What should investors Do? Long term investors must stay calm and stay invested. Because we are having hope of vaccine. Market will go up and need not to worry. These small corrections must not bother you. Take it as an advantage and invest in dips. This will help you to gain extra profits in longer run. Be safe stay Invested.

What should Swing traders do? If you have noticed the market you would have seen that mid-caps and small-caps have out performed nifty and sensex. There are some stocks of index that are bound the market to show the pace. The stocks are Reliance and HDFC twins. IT stocks have performed very well in this scenario. You can do swing trades. But be cautious.

Intraday traders? Stock specific action is happening accros the maret and you cn take advantage of it. The worst part is that the a minor bad news will affect badly. Stock can fall like anything. You need to be very cautios.

Overall The sentiments are mixed and nondirectional. It's very hard to justify the trade.

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