HDFC Balanced Fund

The current price of one unit of a fund, calculated by dividing the total value of the fund's assets by the number of units in circulation.

A hybrid fund is an investment vehicle that combines different asset classes, in a single portfolio to provide diversification and manage risk for investors.

AUM refers to the combined value of investments, including money and other assets, overseen by a financial firm or fund manager on behalf of clients. It shows the total funds managed and the decision-making authority of the company.

A professional responsible for making investment decisions and managing a collection of assets within a fund.

SIP involves consistently investing fixed amounts at specified intervals to build wealth over time. (A tool known as SIP Calculator assists in estimating potential returns.)

An asset class denoting ownership in a company. Purchasing shares or stocks provides partial ownership. If the company prospers and profits increase, your shares can gain value, offering profit opportunities.

Debt occurs when an entity like a government borrows money and commits to repaying the borrowed sum with interest over a period.

RSI is a tool measuring the pace of price changes. It aids in identifying overbought or oversold market conditions.

A fund investing in debt instruments, like bonds and money market securities.

In the Indian stock market, large cap companies possess substantial market share values. They usually rank among the top 100 listed firms, showcasing their established financial strength.

Mid cap firms fall between large cap and small cap enterprises in terms of market capitalization. This indicates moderate total share value and a balance between growth potential and presence on the Indian stock exchange.

Small cap companies have comparatively lower total share values and often rank beyond the top 250 listed companies. They represent emerging or specialized players in the Indian stock market, offering elevated growth prospects along with associated risks.

Investment funds concentrating on short-term debt securities, crafted to provide stability and liquidity to investors.

Asset allocation involves dividing investments into various categories like funds, shares, and bonds to mitigate risk and enhance financial objectives.

A fund type that invests in short-term debt instruments such as treasury bills and commercial paper. These funds are considered low-risk investments.

Business-owned assets not quickly convertible into cash within a short duration (one year). Non-current assets typically encompass long-term investments like bonds and stocks, tangible assets such as property, and intangible assets like patents and copyrights.