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Mutual Fund is a mechanism for collecting funds from investors by issuing units to them and then investing funds in securities on behalf of them. Investments in securities are spread across various sectors and industries, thereby minimizing the risk of losing money. The profits or losses are shared by all the investors in proportion to their investment The investors of mutual funds are called unit holders. Mutual fund units are issued to the investors in proportion to the quantum of money invested by them. A mutual fund is required to be registered with Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) which regulates securities markets before it can collect funds from the public.

Our advanced backtesting framework incorporates realistic liquidity constraints, survivorship-bias-free data, and robust validations, ensuring accurate insights.

Momentum strategies involve higher portfolio churn, potential periods of short-term underperformance, and quantitative stock selection, which may include unconventional stock picks.

A minimum investment horizon of three to five years is advised to optimally benefit from the cyclicality inherent in equity returns.