BENGALURU: The last few years had witnessed a big turbulence due to the great financial crisis. But the current year’s economic condition is in a boom with a lot of macro positives. 2015 is unruffled to give investors moderate to good results. The market anticipated a good recovery going higher ending at over 30 percent yearly returns. At this point of time investors are interested in the stocks and shares generally expecting for higher returns by investing their money at the level of risk.

# Equity Investments: Buying and holding shares of stock on a stock market by individuals or firms in anticipation of income from dividends and capital gains with the increase of the stock is called equity investments. Mutual funds and Systematic Investment Payments are the best part of equity market since they offer many benefits. Mutual funds are not needed to be monitored constantly in the market. No matter whether the investor is a seasoned investor or not, it ensures investors to be offered by the returns provided in the equity market.

There are different types of equity investments. Index funds or a mutual fund (which aims to replicate the movements of an index of a specific financial market), diversified funds, sector funds, Nifty (National stock exchange Fifty), Sensex and S&P (Standard & Poor’s 500) are some of the examples of the equity investments.

With investing in mutual funds via SIP (Systematic Investment Plans) when markets are at high peaks, better prices can be expected.

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