DelhiDesk Quant Mutual Fund CEO, Nilesh Shah, believes in investing long-term in India and thinking about value for money. Shah’s personal portfolio is split: 50% strategic assets (his ownership in Quant Money Managers), 25% hard assets (his house and two other properties), and 25% liquid assets (mutual funds and contingency funds). He only invests in mutual funds run by Quant and doesn’t have exposure to individual stock holdings. Shah’s mantra is to invest long-term in India, and his company’s proprietary framework and data are the star manager.
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– Quant Mutual Fund CEO Tandon believes in investing long-term in India and thinking value for money.
– Tandon has invested 99% of his net worth in India, including 50% in his company, 25% in hard assets, and 25% in liquid assets.
– The team at Quant Mutual Fund swears by the accuracy of their data-gathering and proprietary framework.
– Quant Mutual Fund does not have a star fund manager, relying on their framework’s suggestions.
– Tandon prefers to keep his personal piggy bank simple and rebalances his portfolio once a year.
– Tandon got interested in investing during Harshad Mehta’s heydays and witnessed the euphoria in the markets.
– Quant Mutual Fund invests in long-term, medium-term, and short-term investments and will hold stocks for years if the data suggests it.
– As a mutual fund, Quant is not allowed to invest in cryptocurrencies but keeps an active eye on the market to understand the risk appetite of young investors.
– Tandon’s money lessons from his father include not running after money and knowing the value of money.
– Tandon prefers to spend his money on living a comfortable life, such as living close to his office and traveling to new places.
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