By Anurag Garg
Markets are at an all-time high with Sensex touching the 60,000 mark for the first time since its inception and Nifty 50 hitting the fresh all-time high of 18,000. The market has more than doubled since the crash in March 2020 on the back of liquidity and a low-interest rate regime.
As the markets sit at an all-time high, there could be many questions in the minds of investors – Whether to continue investing? Whether to book profits and wait for market correction to buy back? Whether to keep investing via SIPs in mutual funds or stop SIPs?
The very purpose of SIP in mutual funds is to take advantage of investing in equity irrespective of market cycles. ‘Rupee cost averaging’ is the time-tested concept that helps investors earn
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