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Behavioural Mistakes Continue to Limit Mutual Fund Investor Returns
Emotional investing decisions reduce realised mutual fund returns, while disciplined SIPs and long-term holding can significantly improve investor outcomes.
Despite strong growth in mutual fund assets, many investors fail to capture full scheme returns due to behavioural errors such as panic selling, performance chasing, and stopping SIPs during market corrections. Studies show that emotional decision making often leads to buying high and selling low, eroding long term gains. Financial planners stress that disciplined SIP investing and staying invested through volatility can significantly improve realised returns.