i'm sorry i don't know what SIP means.
is that the same as Session Initiation Protocol?
2007-01-02 16:37:19
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answered by binibining pilipina 5
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Best of all is to sort the funds in the category that you 'truly believe in' and pick the best funds that have the top ratings in 10 year, 5 year, 3 year, 1 year and 6 month performance. You will find that no one fund is at the top for all these categories, so I simply print out the performance page that has all the above data, and the fund that has the most circles on it (that I would have drawn for top 3 performances), would win. Do it again after 12, 24, 36 months, and you will always be a winner. Do not sell the funds that you would have done a SIP into. And, the funds you picked would be SIPed with a fixed monthly sum, automagically. This means you would tell the broker and they do it for you from your savings or cash flow.
I do 3 funds today with what I would call a large sums, and it is a lot of fun since they are all doing well. When the market is going down, think of the additional shares you are buying. When it is going up, think how much gains your funds are making. This is the best way to pick a SIP program, live with a SIP program, and WIN with it also.
Good luck.
KKP_Investor
2007-01-03 17:17:38
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answered by KKP_Investor 3
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Some of the BEST SIP's to invest are:
1. HDFC Equity: 3 yr return (40.67%)
2. HDFC Taxsaver: 3 yr return (51.41%)
3. HDFC Prudence: 3 yr return (34.45%)
4. Franklin Prima Plus: 3 yr return (40.09%)
5. Franklin Flexicap: 2 yr return (42.84%)
6. Sundaram Select Midcap: 3 yr return (51.31%)
7. SBI Magnum Global: 3 yr return (66.81%)
8. SBI Magnum Contra: 3 yr return (60.89%)
9. SBI Mgnum Taxgain: 3 yr return (63.51%)
10. Fidelity Equity: 2 yr return (54.68%)
11. Reliance Growth: 3 yr return (49.87%
12. Reliance Vision: 3 yr return (38.12%)
13. HSBC Equity: 3 yr return (38.31%)
2007-01-03 01:36:16
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answered by fibonacci 1
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There are lot funds to invest by SIP. Depending uopn you goal and risk you can take decide your fund. YOu can take ICICI or franklinton Templeton. Talk to good financial advisor. Then decide.
2007-01-03 00:48:06
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answered by vasumadasu 3
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Dont go 4 sip
in MF always invest in Balance MF 4 less risk
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2007-01-03 02:21:02
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answered by dinu_pawar 5
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you can go for DSP small and mid cap which was launched in nov 2006. Min SIP in 2000. It is giving good return.
2007-01-03 00:50:36
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answered by Subhrangshu m 3
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there are so many mutual funds offering sip. fidelity equity. cholamandalam mf. birla mf. tata. mf. reliance. abn amro. prudential icici, franklin templeton and so many are offering sip. u can see monday the hindu news paper. u can have lot of information about mfs that are offering sip.
2007-01-03 05:04:35
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answered by sabu 4
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you can invest in reliance equity oppertunity or in reliance growth, but amount should very.in case if sip in reliance oppertunity min amount should be 1000, while in second scheme it should be 2500.
2007-01-03 05:34:40
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answered by pradeep negi 1
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