Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund strategy

Equity Oriented Investment Strategies · 4 schemes available

A Sector Rotation strategy takes long and short positions across sectors and themes rather than individual stock picks alone, actively shifting exposure toward sectors the manager expects to lead the market and away from (or short against) sectors expected to lag, based on macro, valuation, and momentum signals.

Funds following this strategy

SchemeAMCPlan / OptionLatest NAV
qsif Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund - Growth Option - Direct Plan qsif SIF Direct / Growth ₹10.4131
qsif Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund - Growth Option - RegularPlan qsif SIF Regular / Growth ₹10.3624
qsif Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund - IDCW Option - Direct Plan qsif SIF Direct / IDCW ₹10.4131
qsif Sector Rotation Long-Short Fund - IDCW Option - Regular Plan qsif SIF Regular / IDCW ₹10.3624

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