Description:
- My portfolio recommendations are tailored for investors with short- to long-term horizons who fund 100% of their investments independently, without utilising broker-provided margin.
- For equity investments, which are long-term products, patience is crucial for achieving significant capital appreciation. Short-term portfolio drawdowns can vary widely, from 0% to over 90%, depending on the types, number, and weighting of the underlying scripts. Consequently, higher return expectations require a greater risk tolerance.
- Even with a well diversified portfolio of 50 equally weighted scripts, equity investors should generally be prepared for a risk tolerance exceeding 30%. For equity portfolios with as few as one script, investors might need to tolerate risks well beyond 90%.
- However, if the portfolio consists of Equity ETFs, risk levels can drop to around 20%. A portfolio consisting solely of Debt ETFs typically exhibits the lowest risk compared to other combinations of equities and ETFs.
- Refer the ‘Additional Information’ tab and carefully review of all the subscription plan attributes – such as Minimum Annual Investment Capital, Monthly SIP Amount, Monthly SWP Amount, Portfolio Size, Risk Tolerance, ETFs Composition Percentage, Rebalancing Frequency, Stock Group Title, Stock Group Quality, and Subscription Tenure.
- After a thorough review of all the subscription plan attributes and related documents, select the plan that most effectively aligns with your needs.