Long Term Strategies and Asset Allocation

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#OutlookEvents | At IDFC FIRST Bank presents Outlook Money 40 After 40, Nilesh Shah, Managing Director, Kotak Mutual Fund, emphasizes the importance of understanding your risk profile. Surviving short-term market fluctuations is key to long-term wealth creation. Whether aggressive, conservative, or balanced - your investment behavior defines your success. Asset allocation funds can help navigate volatility and deliver better returns over time.  Watch his full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeuq67dGNyg  #IDFCFIRSTBank #CelebrateRetirement #OutlookMoney40after40 #OutlookMoney #40After40 #FinancialPlanning

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00:00You have to survive in the short term to benefit in the long term.

00:06And to survive in the short term, you need to measure your risk appetite.

00:14How many people believe in you that we are aggressive investors?

00:22Now, answer your heart that when you got half-fall in COVID, did you invest or not?

00:30If you invested, then 100% you are aggressive investors.

00:35You know how to manage volatility.

00:37You can go to lunch. You won't learn anything from here.

00:43But if you were in that category of Dr. Sahib, who didn't need money, but got panicked,

00:51and converted a notional loss into real loss, then you are not aggressive investors.

00:57You are conservative investors.

00:58And conservative-aggressive, it's not a bad thing.

01:03I am medium-sized.

01:05Someone will be short, someone will be short.

01:09Someone will have blood pressure, someone will have diabetes.

01:13I have cholesterol.

01:15So, we are not good or bad.

01:18We just need to know who we are.

01:22Use the litmus test.

01:25If you have bought during COVID, in equity market, you are aggressive investors.

01:30If you sold during COVID, you are very, very conservative investors.

01:35And if you maintain your SIP, then you are average risk-taker.

01:40If you have bought a price, you are average risk-taker.

01:41If you have bought a price, you have to know how much money is going to be.

01:42But if you have bought a price, you are average risk-taker.

01:43And for the sake of buying a price, you have to know how much money is going to be.

01:44Nilesh, this is all very confusing.

01:46Everyone knows what they did in March and April,

01:50but they say that this is all very confusing.

01:54So for them, I have one of the only questions.

01:58If you are HNI,

02:00you will get the service of a private banker.

02:05But in India,

02:06mutual fund industry has a product called asset allocation fund.

02:09And this gives you expertise to a retail investor,

02:16expertise of the fund manager.

02:19And fund manager keeps on dividing between debt, equity and gold.

02:23Over last 5, 10, 15, 20 years,

02:27it has probably delivered a return which is better

02:30than what 99% of investors get.

02:35When you don't understand,

02:36you don't need to invest in asset allocation fund,

02:40and then give the time.

02:44Let the fund manager do the allocation

02:46between debt, equity and gold.

02:49There will be undoubtedly ups and downs,

02:52but over a period of time,

02:55it will create enough value.

02:57Always remember,

03:02Na dherian vina lakshmi,

03:05Na soryan vina jaya,

03:08Na dhanen vina moksha,

03:12And na dhanen vina yash.

03:14There is a long term investment and disciplined investment.

03:40Huzar o' sal pehle,

03:43Humar e purkhye,

03:44Yeh keh ke gae thay.

03:47Bus usi ko follow kerna hai,

03:49To overcome the volatility.

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