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If retail investors invest their money in small cap and mid cap mutual funds excluding penny stocks they can still get returns higher than Nifty 50 or Nifty 500 the sooner individual investors realise this the better it will be for them

Now the market just needs to sustain above 22800 and wait for the budget. The valuation of Nifty small cap and midcap is still very high despite the significant fall in all the stocks. There could be more correction in mid and small caps, but if Nift

APRIL MUTUAL FUND DATA Net Equity Inflow At ₹24,253 Cr Vs ₹25,017 Cr Inflow (MoM) Total AUM At ₹70 Lk Cr Vs ₹65.74 Lk Cr (MoM) Large Cap Fund Inflow At ₹2,671.46 Cr Vs ₹2,479.31 Cr Inflow (MoM) Small Cap Fund Inflow At ₹3,999.95 Cr Vs ₹4,092.12 C

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