How to compare Mutual Funds? | Alpha, Beta, Standard Deviation & Sharpe Ratios |

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Comparing two mutual funds can be a tricky task. Comparing funds only based on their past performance is not a right method to compare, there are lot of other factors you should consider like AUM of funds, experience of the fund, Fund Manager, Fund house overall performance and Risk Ratios. Actually, these ratios are referred to as measures of Risk. But, they measure the volatility associated with a financial instrument. This volatility leads to Risk and correspondingly understand the return profile of the fund too.
Let’s now discuss more details about these ratios like Standard Deviation, Alpha Ratio, Beta Ratio and Sharpe Ratio and try to understand their importance when selecting the right and best mutual fund scheme. You need to give importance to both returns and measures of volatility while short listing mutual fund schemes.

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[MrSuyash]

Just loved how beautifully you conveyed the technical concept in a lucid way and how to apply it in a given scenario. Thanks a lot :)

[jagjitsingh]

This is excellent. It helped me to compare funds and take a call on fund selection for investing. Great work. Thank you.

[Renish]

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[darshanshetty]

Very well explained.. Thank you.
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[ranjankumarsahu]

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[shivasaichilupuri]

Best website to get all these variables to compare mutual funds

[RishabhRishab]

Pls make a video on calculation of SD, Beta and ratios used in MF evaluation based on downloaded NAVs and then tally the values with those on websites like money control. That is too tricky....just calculating these things without any crosscheck is too easy

[guruduttphadke]

Hello Madam nice video. Where do we get the data for the 3rd column (Bench Marks). Pl share if you have any supporting links

[kvkyuvi]

sir/madam, how to know the standard deviation, sharpe ratio & p/e ratio of a bench mark?

[JuanRamirez-oitf]

Amazing video! It was very easy to understand and very well laid out. Keep making videos :)

[ihkhansedch]

Excellent for understanding fundamentals

[nitindabhade]

Really nice and helpful vedio...give more comparison vedios which includes 4 funds

[Venkat-sckf]

Hi
Your videos are very informative, they are really useful and knowledgeable, thank you.
Could you please help me with something
Can you tell me where can I find the risk parameters for a fund & it's respective benchmark it follows together.