Why value funds are key to protecting your portfolio from market volatility | Dhirendra Kumar

As the market continues its steady rise, many new investors may not be prepared for a potential sharp decline, especially in small-cap and mid-cap stocks. In this insightful clip, Dhirendra Kumar explains why value funds, with their focus on better-priced stocks, are essential for safeguarding your portfolio during market downturns. Learn why these funds should make up a third or a quarter of any sensible investor’s portfolio.
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[prashunpcchakraborty]

balls, value funds are terrible, just because mid and small are risky doesn't mean you shoot yourself in the foot. Go flexicap or even an index fund instead.