#WATCH | Are SIP Investors Losing Faith In Rupee Cost Averaging? Hemant Rustagi of Wiseinvest explains why rupee cost averaging continues to work despite market volatility, with investors accumulating more mutual fund units when prices are lower. He says investors who began SIPs in the past year or two may be disappointed by muted returns, but it is too early to judge a long-term investment strategy. Rustagi emphasises that SIPs are a work in progress, not a shortcut to quick returns. He urges investors to assess mutual fund performance against relevant benchmarks and peers, understand that volatility is part of equity investing, and maintain a disciplined, long-term approach aligned with their financial goals. @kavitath @RustagiHemant #HemantRustagi #Wiseinvest #SIP #MutualFunds #RupeeCostAveraging #PersonalFinance #StockMarket #ETNOW

Coming Up @ 5 PM | The Money Show Are your SIPs delivering the returns you expect? From fund manager fees eating into gains to navigating market volatility, Anupam Tiwari of Groww MF and Hemant Rustagi of Wiseinvest break down what investors need to watch out for Tune in - etnownews.com/live-tv @kavitath @RustagiHemant @Growwamcltd