ETFs are reshaping how Indian retail investors diversify in 2025. The chatter centers on Tata Silver ETF timing and a familiar trio—MID150BEES, MON100, and NIFTYBEES—for home-market exposure [1].
ETF lineup in focus - MID150BEES - Tracks the midcap index, a core Tata Power-type tilt for risk-capital players [1] - MON100 - Motilal Oswal NASDAQ 100 ETF; tracks US tech giants [1] - MAFANG - Mirae Asset NYSE FANG+ ETF; top US tech names [1] - NIFTYBEES - Nifty 50 index ETF; a staple for core equity exposure [1] - MIRAE ASSET S&P 500 Top 50 ETF - US exposure via a top-50 S&P vehicle [1]
Tax and trading notes - Domestic ETFs enjoy LTCG tax exemption up to a ₹1.25 lakh gain; beyond that, international ETFs face 12.5% LTCG [1] - ETFs can trade at a premium; check the iNav before a lumpsum investment [1]
Tata Silver ETF timing - On Tata Silver ETF, premium runs around 17%, influencing timing decisions [2] - Some investors say there’s never a bad time to buy gold, but others eye Diwali-price moves before committing [2]
Rolling returns mindset - Investors weigh rolling returns to compare ETF picks; resources like advisorkhoj can help with this metric [3] - If a fund appears on Google Finance, you can tinker in Google Sheets to compute rolling returns yourself [3]
Closing thought: in 2025, diversification through ETFs hinges on exposure mix, price premia awareness, and a rolling-returns mindset. [3]
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