Why do top-performing funds sometimes underperform the very next year?
Investors often choose funds based on recent returns, assuming that yesterday's winners will continue to outperform. But market cycles, changing valuations, investment styles and sector rotations can significantly affect future performance.
In this video, Vikas Agrawal explains why past performance doesn't always predict future results and what investors should evaluate before selecting an investment fund.
📌 What you'll learn:
Why top-performing funds can lose their momentum
How changing market conditions affect fund returns
Why chasing recent winners can be risky
What to evaluate beyond historical performance
How to take a more disciplined approach to fund selection
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