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One of the dilemmas facing businessmen all over the world is , how do I make the best use of the cash being generated by my business ? Should I reinvest it in the business or is there any other use of the same where I can get better returns? So, to answer this question, we must first analyse following ? 1. What is the return expected from your business? Is it less than what you would get from investing in Bank FD or Mutual funds? 2. How much risk appetite you have with this surplus cash ? If your risk appetite is less then you may invest the money in FD with banks. If you can take little bit of volatility , then invest in Mutual funds. If you have stomach for equity markets, then you would be better off investing in direct equities and let the market work its magic on your surplus cash. 3. Whether you would need money in near future to run your business? If you will need this cash in near future , then simply go for FDs which can be liquidated anytime, else look for suitable inve...

Investing is all about buying cheap and selling for a profit and thus we all are always on the lookout for the next big investing opportunity where we can buy cheap and sell for a premium. Is this concept possible when it comes to Mutual Funds ? Can we buy cheap mutual funds ? or better are there any cheap mutual funds? What are CHEAP Mutual Funds : Lot of people consider mutual funds with Low NAV as being cheap mutual funds to invest , which is a completely wrong notion since NAV being high or low has no bearing on the returns given by the fund. For example , a fund with low NAV may give lower returns than fund with higher NAV is the underlying stocks of the second fund do better. Also low NAV may be indicative of poor past performance . Thus simply investing in mutual funds with LOW NAV may not be same as investing CHEAP for selling for a PREMIUM. Understand this difference. So, what should you do if you are looking to invest CHEAP and sell for a PREMIUM? If you are from United ...

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