In this context, the current debate about stopping SIPs in small-cap funds seems irrelevant and avoidable. The biggest correction in the history of the Indian stock market occurred in 2008.

Should you, therefore, stop your SIPs (systematic investment plan) in mid and small cap funds on account of recent correction? Experts give a nuanced view on this. They say that small and mid-cap ...

After trimming their holdings towards mid- and small-cap stocks in the March quarter, retail investors saw a sharp rise in ...

Small-caps have lagged large-caps pretty much non-stop since 2021 ... Within the universe of U.S. small-cap ETFs, there are about 100 funds to choose from. As is the case with many of these ...

An alternative to this can be to pick small cap index funds. They follow a small cap index such as Nifty Smallcap 250 or BSE 250 Smallcap. They can mirror the index as it is or may have representation ...

Small-cap value mutual funds provide excellent choices for investors looking for bargains, i.e., stocks at a discount with impressive growth potential. Value mutual funds comprise stocks trading ...

Small-cap funds are good choices for investors seeking diversification across different sectors and companies. Investors with a high-risk appetite should pick these funds. Small-cap funds ...

Small-cap funds generally invest in companies having a market cap of less than $2 billion. The companies, smaller in size, offer growth potential, and their market capitalization may increase ...