Why value funds should be 25-35% of your portfolio | Dhirendra Kumar's investment advice

Value funds play a crucial role in every investor's portfolio, especially when balancing growth and diversification.
In this clip, Dhirendra Kumar explains why 25-35% of your investments should be in value funds and how being price-conscious can protect you from potential disappointments.
Don't miss this expert advice on creating a balanced investment strategy!

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[amitabhbanerji]

Does the nomenclature of 'Value' in a MF alone signifies value approach to investing? What about Contra MFs and Parag Parikh Equity funds which is an AMC based on value investing, as their turtle sign signifies.

[techwellness]

What is Value Fund, pls give examples

[prashunpcchakraborty]

I always say this is bad advice, go ETF/ index funds or even a flexicap instead