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Small-cap, mid-cap, large-cap, and flexi-cap funds are vastly different in terms of investment strategy, risk, and reward, even though they are all classified as mutual funds.
Understandably, the sheer volume and diversity of mutual funds may lead to a confusing situation. Let’s begin by understanding what aggressive funds are and how they are different from other mutual funds.
Aggressive funds are a category of mutual funds that invest in high-risk and high growth potential companies that are ideal for young investors and those with a high-risk appetite.
Cubes mutual fund advisor, Wealth First follows a two-pronged strategy to help you understand and invest in the best aggressive mutual funds through categorization and curation.
The category includes small-cap and mid-cap mutual funds that are known to be potentially high-risk, high-reward investments because they invest in the shares of emerging companies.
Read blogs on other mutual fund categories on Cube:
1. Are Moderate Funds The Right Investment For You?
2. Are Liquid Funds The Right Investment For You?
3. Are Debt Funds The Right Investment For You?
Aggressive funds are suitable for investors with a high-risk appetite or a dynamic investment strategy that incorporates high to low risk buckets for long term wealth creation.
Aggressive funds have been known to experience short term volatility and potentially high long term growth. That's why these funds are ideal for 3+ years.
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1. Risk: High
2. Ideal time frame: 3+ Years
3. Returns: 11 to 15%
4. Liquidity: 3 business days
Picking funds yourself can be tricky - you probably have no experience or understanding of mutual funds to make this decision. At Cube, we leave this job to the experts.
Our expert advisor Wealth First picks a handful of the best aggressive funds in India from 17,000+ mutual fund schemes. You can Discover Top Aggressive Funds on the Cube App.
Moreover, Cube helps you diversify within the category of aggressive funds by splitting your investment across two schemes (at least). This is based on the result of a risk analysis quiz that helps determine:
Wealth First is an independent advisory firm that has been in the game for over two decades. WF has outperformed NIFTY by ~50% over the past decade.
Wealth First makes it easy for you to invest in the best aggressive mutual funds using Cube Wealth by narrowing down the options and curating funds for you based on 12+ factors that include:
Cube's mutual fund advisor Wealth First doesn't just recommend the best mutual funds, they also give clear hold and sell instructions.
Clients: 3,000+
AUM: ₹7,000+ crores
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You can access the best aggressive funds in India that are handpicked by Cube's mutual fund advisor Wealth First. That's not all. Cube simplifies the investment journey by giving you access to features like:
Here's how you can invest in the best aggressive funds in India:
2. Complete paperless KYC
3. Take risk quiz
4. Get curated aggressive funds
5. Start investing
Ans. Taking the detailed risk analysis quiz on the Cube Wealth app is the best way to know if you should invest in aggressive mutual funds. Cube gives you access to curated mutual funds based on your risk profile and investment goals.
Ans. An aggressive investor is someone who uses a high-risk strategy to reap potentially high returns. This could include investing in aggressive mutual funds like small-cap and mid-cap funds that are known to invest in aggressive shares of small-cap and mid-cap companies.
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