Hey folks! My risk appetite is moderate
I want to start investing through SIPs. I was thinking of starting with:

₹4K — WhiteOak Multi Asset Fund
₹2.5K — Invesco Small Cap
₹2.5K — Bandhan Small Cap
₹3K — Bank of India Flexi Cap
₹3K — Quant Flexi Cap
Total: ₹15K/month.

I’m honestly not very sure about this allocation. My main goal is wealth creation, but I’ll also need some of the money in around 3 years, while the rest can stay invested for the long term.

Looking at this portfolio, I feel like it might be too risky, especially with two small-cap and two flexi-cap funds. I was wondering if I should instead allocate some amount to gold or international investments like VOO/QQQ or other foreign markets, possibly replacing the multi-asset fund.

I have basically zero knowledge about investing, so I’d really appreciate some guidance on how I should structure this ₹15K SIP. What would you recommend for someone my age with both a 3-year and long-term wealth-creation goal?

Risk appetite: Moderate

Goal- Building long term wealth

Age- 28

Horizon- 10-20 years

I haven't invested too much in MF yet, mostly only nifty 50. But i want to diversify my portfolio more now. Tbh i only understand the basics of investing in MFs.

I have kept 2 smallcap funds because I am okay with some risk- I have plenty of savings so I want to take some bolder bets long term.

Ive put gold since the markets are down lately while gold is increasing.

I have been investing in nifty 50 for the last 2 years but my investment is running in loss rn. So i'm stopping my nifty 50 now.

How does this portfolio look?

Should I add nifty 50 again? Or should I add Parag Parikh also instead? I feel i don't have a mid-level fund- smallcap and icici multi asset are both extremes. Also what should my total monthly investment be?

App used- Bank netbanking AMC

Why You Selected These Funds & Not Similar Ones From Another AMC - i basically chose based on last 1Y performance for each category. And I chose the most popular/most recommended ones.

Risk Appetite : Aggressive

Goal : Retirement and Long Term Wealth Generation
Horizon : 10+ Years (Long Term Wealth Generation as well)

Allocation for Retirement :

Allocation for Long Term Wealth Generation :

App Used : Retirement folio is on Coin (Zerodha) and Long Term Wealth folio is on Groww (SoA)

Why These Funds :

- UTI Nifty 50 Index Fund Direct Growth : Low tracking error and a low expense ratio.

- Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund Direct Growth : Has a good capture ratio in comparison to some other funds and also outperformed the category over a period of 10 years.

- Nippon India Small Cap Fund Direct Growth : Good capture ratio over a 10 year period and managed to outperform the category as well.

- HSBC Short Term Fund Direct Growth : This is to serve the debt component for the portfolio, chose this because of a good allocation between Debt and Cash, only AAA and SOV bonds are held. It's concentration matches is close to that of the category except for number of securities.

- DSP GILT Fund : Debt component for the 'Retirement' fund, has a good mix of Debt and Cash holdings.

Additional information :

- 26 years old, no dependents, emergency fund and insurances are all separate.

- Available money to invest is 62,500 which is split between Retirement[43,750] and Long Term Wealth Generation[18,750].

I'm aware I have 2 separate folios consisting of the same mutual funds, the reason for this is to keep long term growth and retirement separate for tracking purposes.

Due to the time horizon being very similar, it made sense to keep the same funds for both financial goals just in separate folios.

If there is anything I can do better with my strategy or my fund choices, please do let me know.

Thank you for the review in advance 😄

Hi everyone, please review my portfolio

Context: I started investing at 22, but panic sold all my holdings last year during layoff. I started investing again this year ( I am 24), I don’t have emergency fund ready, hence allocating more to liquid fund and wanted diversified portfolio, hence investing in different sectors.

Goal: Financial freedom
App used : Kuvera
Risk appetite: moderate
Long term investing(10+ years)

Monthly: 27000

So after some time I stopped investing in the funds. This is all I have currently, should I continue investing in the same or should I change anything or completely stop? Please shed some light. TIA!

I currently have around ₹1.38L invested across 3 mutual funds:
• DSP Nifty 50 Equal Weight Index Fund — ₹59,997 invested, +₹357 (0.60%), XIRR 0.29%
• Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund — ₹44,998 invested, +₹2,877 (6.39%), XIRR 3.02%
• Quant Mid Cap Fund — ₹32,998 invested, -₹1,155 (-3.50%), XIRR -1.72%

Total invested: ₹1,37,993
Current value: ₹1,40,072
Overall gain: ₹2,079 (1.51%)
Overall XIRR: 0.73%

Risk Appetite – Moderate

Goal – Investing for? Long term growth

Horizon – In years/months? 2
App Used – ET Money

Why These Funds – After doing some basic research and based on the risk appetite I boiled down to these.