Commentary:
1. This detailed report of Hybrid Funds is attempted after two months. I personally do not persue hybrid funds as my faith in equity is strong and it consistently has given superior return even thru recent correction phases. I am not happy with aggressive hybrid funds because their equity portion is not managed well, in the sense that when equity correction hits, their performance should be better than equity, and usually it has not been, and that is my pet peeve. This is primarily due to vast battle ground in the equity funds with more than 920 funds, and there will be enough winners in the top, and performance based investment scheme of mine protects my investments on approx. 80% of my equity investment choices thru the correction phase. I do sell the rest 20% before or thru correction, only to free up the limited cash to seek the new performance leaders post correction. But that is me, there are classical reasons to pursue hybrid funds for long term stability, and I too will get there as my asset grows large enough to worry about conservation more than growth.
2. As you can see that only two types of aggressive funds maintained overall top ranking and the Dynamic Asset allocation funds have tumbled significantly in the last one month, and last week too, they were the last in performance. As a result, based on my algorithm of overall ranking, this fund type got the last seventh rank. Usually, dynamic asset allocation funds perform at par with multi-asset, and somewhere their investment algorithm has gone out of whack with current market realities.
3. But, please note that Dynamic Asset Allocation type hybrid funds will come back to second or third rank soon, once the current equity correction phase gets over.
4. Key ranking changes since the last report:
Ranking improvements:
Multi Asset: Improvement by 3
Balanced, Conservative, Equity Savings, Arbitrage: Improvement by 1
Hybrid Aggressive: No ranking change, remains in the top rank
Dynamic Asset Allocation: Overall rank slippage to the last 7th, slippage by 4
5. Overall Monthly Top 50 Hybrid Funds across all sub-types: It is repeated below from the recent weekly report, so that overall best monthly performers across all the 217 funds is given below.
6.3. Balanced Hybrid:
6.4. Conservative Hybrid:
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