Why I Increased My Small-Cap SIP Today

In my previous reel, I mentioned that I was planning to start new SIPs from next month. However, when I checked some of the active small-cap funds I shortlisted, I found that they are currently not accepting lump-sum investments or one-time purchases. That’s one of the reasons I decided to increase my SIP allocation slightly towards the small-cap segment. My approach is simple: ✅ Continue SIPs in active small-cap & mid-cap funds. ✅ Use lump-sum investments in index funds whenever Nifty, Midcap, or Smallcap indices see meaningful corrections. This gives me the benefit of staying invested while still keeping some flexibility to deploy cash during market dips. What is your mutual fund strategy? 👇 Are you doing SIPs, lump-sum investments, or a combination of both? 👇 Comment below and let me know which funds you are currently considering. 👇 👉 SAVE this if you’re serious about markets. 👉 Subscribe for real market clarity (no noise) 👉 Follow my daily insights on Instagram: @onlydebashish #stockmarket #nifty #passiveincome #stocks #indianstockmarket #investing #explore #debashishghosh DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational purposes only and should not be considered as investment, financial, or trading advice. This does not constitute any buy, sell, or hold recommendation. Investing and trading in the stock market involves risk, including potential loss of capital. The views expressed are based on personal analysis and are meant for general information only, not tailored to any individual’s financial situation. Please do your own research or consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Consider your risk profile and financial goals carefully. Tradxly and Debashish Ghosh are not SEBI-registered advisors. We are not responsible for any financial decisions or outcomes based on this content.