Best Index Fund / ETF

Uti Nifty 50

@guest_999

Also I see most of the ETF are trading at 3-5% premium than the current Nifty Index

To add, can some one help me with the excel that will help be calcuate the tracking error?

Navi nifty fifty 0.06%

As opposed to UTI Index Fund -

UTI ETF expense ratio is 0.06% https://www.utimf.com/mutual-fund-products/etfs...

Index fund has 3X+ expense ration

So, I was getting a FOMO of not starting SIPs.

For the last 6-8 months I was trying to “Time the market” to do lumpsum investing, But i believe i will never be able to time the market. Still, i think myself i am getting in a wrong time, many will say the same,

But I have started the SIP of Rs. 1000 in UTI Nifty Index Fund (Basis – I trust UTI, and 4 star from crisil)
For me, I will think i am spending 1000 in leisure activity every month.

To get out the fear of SIP, i am starting with 1k, will gradually increase it to 5K (across other schemes) and do lumpsump investment in the dips.

niftybees
bankbees
motilal nasdaq fof (for international exposure)

Jabardasti index funds maat lo. Check for a good actively managed mutual fund. You ll pay higher expense ratios but historically actively managed funds have beaten indexes by a long margin. 🙃🙂

Stop focusing so much on expense ratios and focus on your target return. If you want to make 10-12% returns over long term then index funds are fine else look at equity based funds

These youtubers have unnecessary highlighted expense ratio, it’s important but it can’t be looked at in isolation. There are multiple factors to consider – investment horizon, past returns, portfolio of stocks, aum of the fund, portfolio rebalancing etc.

I would even prefer investing with a good advisor and going with normal schemes provided I’m achieving my targeted returns and goals.

And what are the tracking errors? Where to get that data?

Check out this – “indiaetfs.in”. Has clear details of all ETF’s and IF’s.

I am currently investing/SIP’ing in NiftyBees and JuniorBees. Selected these because of low ER and TE. Also due to high liquidity/

Which would be tracking the index more closely, a FoF of ETF or an Index Fund (Assuming same index, similar tracking error, expense ratio etc.) ?
Some AMCs like Nippon (for Nifty) and MOSt (for Nasdaq), don’t offer an Index fund, but rather a FoF of their underlying ETF itself; I simply don’t get what would be the difference in creating a FoF of ETF and not directly the Index Fund itself :|

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more than a year has passed, still not finding any credible data for tracking error.

@BlueFlash For ETFs Refer – https://www.indiaet...n/

Will markets fall below 50k?