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ET in the classroom: All about different types of funds

Source: Economic Times Sep 2, 2016

When buying an equity mutual fund, investors often come across terms like large cap, multipcap, midcap and microcap funds.

Funds are categorised into these buckets based on the size or market capitalisation of the companies they invest in. Market cap is calculated as the number of shares outstanding multiplied by the current market price of one share.

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