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What are Mutual Funds?
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Answer Posted / pramod
mutual fund is institution that have a pool of money which
they invest in stock market like equity ,debt and other
financial instrument and make profit.
in other word today there are a lot of invester who wants
to invest their money in stock but they don't have
sufficient knowledge about stocks due to this they want
invest their money in mutul fund company who will genrate
income from stock market.mutul fund company is profetional
to do these activity.they have a lot of staff who analyse
and sale, purchase and doing work to related to stock market
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