Market-cap weighting shapes most passive portfolios, often concentrating returns in a few stocks. Nifty 50 Equal Weight Index Funds follow a different construction, redistributing exposure evenly across constituents. This blog examines how that design influences performance, tracking behavior, and comparisons with the traditional Nifty 50.

Rolling and point-to-point returns can tell very different stories for mid-cap mutual funds. Comparing the two highlights which metric better reflects consistent performance, volatility, and the real investor experience across market cycles.

This analysis of rolling and point-to-point returns in large cap mutual funds explains how each measure works, the biases they carry, and what they reveal about performance consistency across market cycles, helping investors interpret results with greater clarity.

ETFs vs Index Funds: Which One Works Better for You? Both aim to track the same indices—but differ in how they operate, what they cost, and how closely they match returns. We analysed real 1-year tracking error and 3-year CAGR data across 80+ funds to see how they stack up. If you’re confused between the two, this post breaks it down simply—with data to back it. 👉 Give it a read before you invest.

Not all index funds are created equal. From Nifty 50 and Sensex funds to midcap, smallcap, sectoral, and international indices, each type serves a different purpose in your portfolio. This blog breaks down the major types of index funds available in India, explains how they differ in composition and risk, and helps you understand how to match them with your financial goals and investment horizon.