Are the returns guaranteed for smallcases and Is there a lock-in period for smallcases?
No, with smallcases - you're essentially buying stocks which are exposed to market risks. Investing in market instruments involves risks and investments may lose value. Also, the returns shown for smallcases are the historical returns. Smallcases don't have any projected returns shown. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.
All information present on the platform is to help investors in their decision making process and should not be considered as a recommendation or solicitation of an investment or investment strategy. Investors are responsible for their investment decisions and are responsible to validate all the information used to make the investment decision. Investors should understand that their investment decisions are based on personal investment needs and risk tolerance, and performance information available on the platform is one among many other things that should be considered while making an investment decision
Smallcases are portfolios of liquid stocks that can be bought and sold anytime when the markets are open. Hence, there's no lock-in period for any smallcase. You are free to exit a smallcase whenever you want. As a concept, however, smallcase works best for long-term investing
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Can I get recommendations for smallcases?
Yes, we do provide recommendations for smallcases. To know more, you can visit the following link http://smallcases.5paisa.com/discover However, you would be notified when a particular smallcase theme or model has played out. Finding a smallcase ...
Where can I view my saved smallcases?
Follow the below steps to view your saved Smallcase on the 5paisa Web trading platform: On the web trading platform >> Go to my profile >> Select research and click on the smallcases from the dropdown Click on the ‘Watchlist Tab’ Navigate to the ...
Can I do SIP for smallcases?
Yes, it is possible to set up a Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) for Smallcases with 5Paisa. This allows for regular and disciplined investing in these curated portfolios.
What is the Tender Period?
The Tender Period refers to the timeframe immediately preceding the expiration date of a contract, during which traders must make decisions regarding the settlement and delivery of the commodity associated with the contract.
Are all stocks available for smallcases?
As of now, investors can only add NSE stocks to smallcases. They can do this when creating, managing, or customizing them. Also, all smallcases are currently made up of NSE stocks only.