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The choice of mutual fund is no rocket science, the choice of mutual fund depend upon an individuals financial condition, requirement of investor, comfort level with the investment instrument and personal circumstance of the investor. Keeping all these conditions and keeping in mind the general market scenario a decision on any fund is taken.
A particular investment may be good for one person or one particular condition but it may not be the right under some other condition. When we are talking of right investment the balance of three things - Liquidity, Safety and Return can be termed as the most important parameters.
At Godmind our investment philosophy is synonym to these core principles for fund selection.
When talking of Investment, an investors best investment options depends on personal conditions and the market scenario. This factors play a major role. What is most important is understanding and common sense to lay down a proper guideline for selecting fund and re-balancing portfolio.

 


We review the ten Funds of the desired investment objective and category with the top
performance over a 5-7 year period

The bottom five performers are then eliminated. 

Then they are narrowed down to two Funds with the lowest Beta performance. 

The Fund with the lowest operating expenses of the two is then selected for the
portfolio. 

Parameters for selecting funds  
 
Organization (20%) – Evaluates the strength of the manager’s organization.

Information Gathering (20%) – Gauges a manager’s edge in gathering and processing information.

Forecasting (20%) – Determines the accuracy of a manager’s forecasts.  

Portfolio Construction (20%) – Rates how a manager’s portfolio reflects its investment objectives.

Implementation (10%) – Measures a manager’s trading and back office efficiency.

Attribution (10%) – Assesses a manager’s ability to understand its exposure.

Safety      Amount of risk involved

The biggest risk is the risk of losing the money you have invested. Another equally important risk is that your investments will not provide enough growth or income to offset the impact of inflation, which could lead to a gradual increase in the cost of living. There are additional risks as well (like decline in economic growth). But the biggest risk of all is not investing at all. 
Liquidity        Accessibility of the cash

How easily an investment can be converted to cash, since part of your invested money must be available to cover financial emergencies. You may need money anytime in future and if the investment is not liquid (Land, real estate) then you might find yourself in complete fix. You may have huge amount of money, but if you cannot use it when you require it the most, then what is the use of these investment. Accessibility to your own money is very important so that you can use it when you require it the most.
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Learn how to invest in funds that give the best returns
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Learn how to invest in the funds that are most tax efficient 
Learn how to know when you have enough money to retire
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Return        The gains you get out of investment.

Investments are made for the purpose of generating returns. Safe investments often promise a specific, though limited return. Those that involve more risk offer the opportunity to make - or lose - a lot of money. To a large extent, the choice of the right investment option will also depend upon your financial goals. For example, if you want to invest for funding your vacation next year, don't choose an investment vehicle that has a three-year lock-in. Similarly, if you want to invest for your daughter's marriage after 10 years, don't invest in 1yr bonds for the next 10 years. Instead, choose an option that matches your investment horizon. 
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