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Which Mid Cap Fund Fits Your Investing Style?

Mid-cap mutual funds often look similar on the surface. Strong past returns, solid factsheets, and long-term growth stories. But when you go deeper, small differences in portfolio structure, risk control, and fund management can lead to very different investor experiences. In this video, we do a practical, data-driven comparison of two of India’s largest mid-cap mutual funds by AUM — HDFC Mid Cap Fund and Kotak Mid Cap Fund. Instead of repeating theory, we place both funds side by side and break down how investors should actually evaluate mid-cap funds. 🔍 What you’ll learn in this video: How many mid-cap funds exist in India and why choice overload can hurt returns What AMFI’s mid-cap definition really means (101–250 ranked companies) Why AUM matters beyond just popularity SIP return comparison and why returns alone are not enough The role of fund managers and investment style Why rolling returns matter more than point-to-point returns Portfolio allocation differences: mid-cap concentration vs diversification Sector exposure and its impact on risk Expense ratio and long-term cost impact Key risk metrics explained simply: How different mid-cap funds behave across market cycles By the end of this video, you won’t just know which fund performed better historically, but more importantly, how to choose the right mid-cap mutual fund based on your own risk appetite and investing style. 📊 Data Sources: AMFI, RupeeVest, Morningstar, Fund Factsheets, SIP Calculators 👉 If you found this mid-cap breakdown useful: Like the video, subscribe to the channel for more mutual fund deep dives. Comment below and tell us which fund category you want decoded next Timestamps: 00:00 – Why choosing a mid-cap fund is confusing 01:05 – How mid-cap funds are defined (AMFI framework) 09:30 – Risk metrics explained 12:40 – Which fund is right for which investor