text: Dynamic Asset Allocation Funds are different from other Hybrid Funds because they don't have a limit on equity and debt portions These funds use financial models to decide which equity-debt combinations will give optimal returns in the current market conditions, and then allocate money according to it. Dynamic funds are great if you want to put your investments on auto-pilot and take unbiased asset allocation decisions. Hybrid funds are ideal for medium-term goals which are 3–5 years away.
  High-risk Funds From debt to hybrid and now finally to pure equity funds. While we are giving them a high-risk classification, don’t get scared of them, this just means that you need to invest for at least 5 years in them With this minimum tenure, you are giving your investments enough time to ride through the ups and downs and show real growth potential.
  These invest in companies of all sizes and sectors and therefore have a diversified portfolio. They are flexible enough to change the portfolio composition as per the market conditions and hence they are better equipped to take advantage of emerging opportunities. If you want to have only one pure equity fund in your portfolio, pick a fund from this category.
  These funds invest the majority of their money in large companies in India. These are the Top 100 companies in India. These are some of the biggest brands in our country. and are typically market leaders In this category relatively you can get non-volatile returns.
  This fund category invests in a combination of large and mid-sized companies in India. So what you get is a portfolio of leaders of today and the potential leaders of tomorrow.
  These funds, due to their investment style, or where they invest, tend to have very high risk. If you are a beginner these funds may not be for you, and even if you are an experienced investor, you should only have a small portion of their portfolio invested in them.
  These funds invest the majority of their money in mid-sized companies in India. These companies are some of the fastest-growing companies and so these funds tend to outperform other categories over the long term, but because of their size, they tend to get affected more by adverse market conditions and so the returns of these funds can be pretty volatile.