How does an Equity Basket subscription work?

How does an Equity Basket subscription work?

Equity Basket subscriptions are required by users to view the constituent stocks/ETFs as created by SEBI registered professionals as well as to invest in the same. The subscribed clients will also receive periodic rebalance updates based on the creator’s research and all other benefits of Equity Baskets such as portfolio tracking, SIP, and the ability to apply rebalance updates in a tap, etc.

For more details about the investment process, watch this video.




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