Mirae Asset Mutual FundExchange Traded Funds (ETFs) - Equity ETF0.7 years
Buying brief
Evidence on this desk, framed as a purchase checklist - not SEBI-registered advice.
As of 30 Oct 2026
Stance
Too thin to judge
History is short. Lean on older peers or a low-cost index until more evidence lands.
In three lines
Watch if · History is short. Lean on older peers or a low-cost index until more evidence lands.
Prefer peers if · Compare Mirae Asset BSE 200 Equal Weight ETF - it has enough history to inspect beside this fund.
Buy checklist
History depth
Fail
0.7 years - thin for judging consistency.
Engine status
n/a
History is short. Lean on older peers or a low-cost index until more evidence lands.
Expense ratio
n/a
TER not on file yet.
Drawdown vs peers
Pass
Peak-to-trough -15.5%. Ask whether you can hold through a similar fall.
Vs category
n/a
Category relative read still thin.
Manager tenure
n/a
Manager not listed.
Exit load
n/a
No exit-load summary on file.
Tax / wrapper
Pass
Direct Growth, no ELSS lock flagged. Equity LTCG rules still apply after one year - not tax advice.
Portfolio concentration
Watch
Top 10 holdings ≈ 74.9% of the portfolio.
Same-category peers are preloaded into compare when available.
Behaviour and wrappers - the usual India MF failure modes - not a buy instruction.
Drawdown rehearsal
This scheme’s worst fall on file is about 15%. Before you SIP, ask whether you would keep contributing through a similar drop - pausing on fear is the usual India MF failure mode.
SIP discipline
If you start a SIP here, diary a 90-day check and an annual review - don’t react to every NAV print.
NAV
Path not in current snapshots
n/a
Trailing CAGR and simulated monthly SIP XIRR from daily NAV. Category comparison uses the median of comparable share classes in the peer set.
Trailing CAGR
Point-to-point, calendar-day annualized
SIP XIRR
Equal monthly instalments to latest NAV
Peak to trough from a running NAV high, with the path and recovery episodes.
Drawdown
Path not in current snapshots
n/a
6 Mar 2026 – 15 Apr 2026
Trough 31 Mar 2026 · recovered in 15 days
-15.5%
8 Sept 2026 – open
Trough 23 Oct 2026 · not recovered
-14.3%
7 May 2026 – 17 Jun 2026
Trough 12 May 2026 · recovered in 36 days
-5.5%
22 Jun 2026 – 6 Aug 2026
Trough 28 Jul 2026 · recovered in 9 days
-4.4%
0–100 reads of named metrics. The mean is unweighted and only uses dimensions with data.
Returns
n/a
Vs category
n/a
Consistency
n/a
Risk-adjusted
44
Drawdown
61
Mean
n/a
Quantitative engine reasons behind the buying stance. An explanation can only restate what is already here.
Buying stance
Too thin to judge
History is short. Lean on older peers or a low-cost index until more evidence lands.
Why this status
No status reasons yet. History is still thin.
Supporting reads
No supporting reads in the current evidence set.
31 Aug 2026 · 35 holdings · top 10 are 74.9%.
Asset mix
Equity
100.0%
Sectors
Industrials
62.6%
Materials
20.4%
Consumer Discretionary
9.6%
Technology
7.4%
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Mirae Asset Mutual FundExchange Traded Funds (ETFs) - Equity ETF0.7 years
Buying brief
Evidence on this desk, framed as a purchase checklist - not SEBI-registered advice.
As of 30 Oct 2026
Stance
Too thin to judge
History is short. Lean on older peers or a low-cost index until more evidence lands.
In three lines
Watch if · History is short. Lean on older peers or a low-cost index until more evidence lands.
Prefer peers if · Compare Mirae Asset BSE 200 Equal Weight ETF - it has enough history to inspect beside this fund.
Buy checklist
History depth
Fail
0.7 years - thin for judging consistency.
Engine status
n/a
History is short. Lean on older peers or a low-cost index until more evidence lands.
Expense ratio
n/a
TER not on file yet.
Drawdown vs peers
Pass
Peak-to-trough -15.5%. Ask whether you can hold through a similar fall.
Vs category
n/a
Category relative read still thin.
Manager tenure
n/a
Manager not listed.
Exit load
n/a
No exit-load summary on file.
Tax / wrapper
Pass
Direct Growth, no ELSS lock flagged. Equity LTCG rules still apply after one year - not tax advice.
Portfolio concentration
Watch
Top 10 holdings ≈ 74.9% of the portfolio.
Same-category peers are preloaded into compare when available.
Behaviour and wrappers - the usual India MF failure modes - not a buy instruction.
Drawdown rehearsal
This scheme’s worst fall on file is about 15%. Before you SIP, ask whether you would keep contributing through a similar drop - pausing on fear is the usual India MF failure mode.
SIP discipline
If you start a SIP here, diary a 90-day check and an annual review - don’t react to every NAV print.
NAV
30 Oct 2026 · +8.6% over 1Y
72.9016
Trailing CAGR and simulated monthly SIP XIRR from daily NAV. Category comparison uses the median of comparable share classes in the peer set.
Trailing CAGR
Point-to-point, calendar-day annualized
SIP XIRR
Equal monthly instalments to latest NAV
Peak to trough from a running NAV high, with the path and recovery episodes.
Drawdown
30 Oct 2026
-13.0%
6 Mar 2026 – 15 Apr 2026
Trough 31 Mar 2026 · recovered in 15 days
-15.5%
8 Sept 2026 – open
Trough 23 Oct 2026 · not recovered
-14.3%
7 May 2026 – 17 Jun 2026
Trough 12 May 2026 · recovered in 36 days
-5.5%
22 Jun 2026 – 6 Aug 2026
Trough 28 Jul 2026 · recovered in 9 days
-4.4%
0–100 reads of named metrics. The mean is unweighted and only uses dimensions with data.
Returns
n/a
Vs category
n/a
Consistency
n/a
Risk-adjusted
44
Drawdown
61
Mean
n/a
Quantitative engine reasons behind the buying stance. An explanation can only restate what is already here.
Buying stance
Too thin to judge
History is short. Lean on older peers or a low-cost index until more evidence lands.
Why this status
No status reasons yet. History is still thin.
Supporting reads
No supporting reads in the current evidence set.
31 Aug 2026 · 35 holdings · top 10 are 74.9%.
Asset mix
Equity
100.0%
Sectors
Industrials
62.6%
Materials
20.4%
Consumer Discretionary
9.6%
Technology
7.4%