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What you can rely on in an equitylore article, and what you cannot.
Every portfolio figure comes from the monthly portfolio disclosures that Indian mutual funds publish, which equitylore collects, checks against AMFI’s reported fund sizes and compiles (about the data). Month-on-month comparisons use only the funds that filed both months, so a fund that has not yet published is never counted as having sold. Outside facts (a listing date, a market move, a regulator’s circular) come from a regulator, an exchange, a fund house or an established business publication, and are linked where they are used.
An article’s numbers are fixed when it is published and state the month of disclosures they come from. They are not updated later, so the text and its figures always agree. For current figures, follow the links to the fund and stock pages, which update with every disclosure.
If a fund revises a disclosure or we find an error, we correct the article, change its “updated” date and say what changed. To report a problem, contact us.
Articles report what fund disclosures show. They do not recommend buying, selling or holding any fund or security, do not predict returns, and do not say why a fund manager acted: disclosures show what was held, not why. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully.