How can your client exit an Equity Basket? Is there a lock-in?

How can your client exit an Equity Basket? Is there a lock-in?

When your client invests in Equity Baskets, they are essentially investing in equity traded on the exchange. Due to market movements, stock prices may go up or down. It is important to remember that equities are more rewarding when invested for long-term. Hence it is best to stay invested and not panic when the stocks stumble.

 

Given that stocks are traded on the exchange, you can sell your Equity Basket on any given day. There is no lock-in period on your investment, you can exit anytime. You can choose to exit completely or partially from your investments.

 

·         Exit Completely - Exit your investment by selling all the stocks in one go by placing an "Exit" order

·         Partial Exit - Exit your investment up to a desired value as opposed to a complete exit


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