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Mutual fund distributor in Kolkata · TenX Investment
Week ending Friday, 6 November 2026
Best week in at least 4 years.
Sensex
81,028
+8.82% this week
Nifty 50
25,030
+8.58% this week
Nifty Financial Services
+10.4%
Financial Services led, up 10.41%
Bank Nifty
59,086
+8.04% this week
The Nifty 50 rose 8.58% this week to 25,030.35 and the Sensex rose 8.82% to 81,028.02, with gains in each of the last seven sessions. Financial Services (+10.41%) and Realty (+10.17%) led the sectors. Business press reports pointed to strength in banking stocks on Friday.
How each part of the market is moving, and how jittery the mood is. Refreshes every few minutes while the market is open.
Sectors
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NSE sector indices, price change. Darker green or red means a bigger move. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future.
Market mood
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A description of today's conditions from three measures, scored 0 (calm) to 100 (fearful). It is not a signal to buy or sell.
What could a monthly SIP grow to?
Estimated value after 15 years
₹50,45,760
About ₹50.46 lakh
Worth about ₹21.05 L in today's money at 6% inflation
You invest
₹18,00,000
Estimated growth
₹32,45,760
Estimated valueIn today's moneyMoney you put inPoint at (or tap) the chart to see how it grows each year
An illustration, not a forecast. It assumes the same return every year, compounded monthly. Real mutual fund returns go up and down and are not guaranteed.
How much should you invest for a goal?
Enter what the goal costs today. We grow it with inflation and work out the monthly SIP, or the one-time investment, that gets you there.
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What does waiting cost you?
Compare starting a SIP today with starting a few years later, with both ending on the same day.
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When can you stop working?
Tell us what you spend, the big expenses ahead and when you want financial freedom. The planner grows every cost with inflation, pays your big expenses from your investments as lump-sum withdrawals, and then turns the corpus into a monthly income (SWP) that rises with inflation.
Monthly spends at
same lifestyle as today's
Corpus needed at
to pay that income until , plus later expenses
Your plan builds by
after paying the big expenses before then
Monthly SIP needed now
rising % a year until freedom
Your corpus by ageYour planPlan that lastsBig expense
Keep an emergency fund of about six months' spends ( today) outside this plan, along with adequate health and term insurance.
An illustration, not a forecast or advice. It assumes steady returns, inflation and step-ups every year and ignores taxes and exit loads. Real returns vary, and mutual fund investments are subject to market risks.
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Send an amount into the future. See what it grows to in a savings account, a fixed deposit and an equity fund, and what it can still buy once prices have risen.
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An illustration at the returns shown, compounded yearly, before tax. FD interest is taxed every year, so after tax it grows more slowly. Equity fund returns go up and down and are not guaranteed. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future.
Goal wall: every goal, one monthly SIP
Tap the goals you are saving for. Set what each one costs today and when you need it, and see the monthly SIP that covers them all.
Goals 3 years away or less are worked out at 7% a year, closer to what lower-risk debt or hybrid funds have aimed for; longer goals at the return you choose. Each goal's cost grows with its own inflation. Your goals are saved only in this browser. An illustration, not advice; returns are not guaranteed.
What did a SIP do through the fall?
Pick a start month and see how a monthly SIP in the Nifty 50, or in any fund, would have fared up to today. Instalments bought 10% or more below the earlier peak glow green.
You would have invested
Worth today
Average cost
Bought in the fall
Line: price · dashed: the earlier peak · green dots: instalments bought 10% or more below it · shaded: those months
Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. The Nifty 50 figures use month-end index levels (price only, no dividends, no costs); fund figures use the first NAV of each month from AMFI data via mfapi.in. Taxes and exit loads are ignored. This is history, not a forecast or a recommendation of any fund.
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How healthy is your money?
Ten vital signs of your family's finances, one score out of 100, and a to-do list that starts with what protects you most.
Compare your profile with the riskometer of any fund you consider. A general guide, not a formal risk assessment or advice. A full profile considers your whole financial situation.
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Trusted with ₹3 crore, and growing
Client assets with TenX
₹3.00 Cr
October 2026
Families and professionals have trusted TenX with their mutual fund investments. The assets we look after have grown six times in three years, and each step has come faster than the last.
Assets under management, and the time each milestone took
₹50 L
₹1 Cr
₹2 Cr
₹3 Cr
Sept 2023May 2025May 2026Oct 2026
Assets under management (AUM) across TenX client folios on the dates shown. AUM rises with new investments and with market movements; it is not a measure of returns earned by any client.
The bigger picture behind today's moves: how the year has gone, what has been weighing, where the money is flowing and the dates ahead.
The year so far
The Nifty began 2026 at 26,130. It fell as low as 22,232 on 8 October, 14.9% below that. Its high for the year was 26,329 on 2 January. It has since recovered 12.6% from its low. At the close on 6 November it stood at 25,030, 4.2% below where the year started.
Updated after every session.
Nifty 50 in 2026, from its low to its high. The thin mark is where the year began.
25,030
6 November close
22,232 8 October low
26,329 2 January high
This day last yearClosing levels on 6 November 2025, and now
Nifty 5025,510→25,030−1.9% in a year
Sensex83,311→81,028−2.7% in a year
Brent crude$63.4→$97.9+54.5% in a year
Rupee per dollar₹88.56→₹93.89rupee weaker by 6.0%
Gold ($/oz)$3,991→$4,046+1.4% in a year
What has been weighing on markets
Five pressures have weighed on Indian markets this year, and two of them are easing.
Crude oil
$98.0 a barrelStill a pressure
Brent crude is at $98.00 a barrel, higher than in the last note. India imports most of its oil, so costlier crude raises inflation and import costs.
The rupee
₹93.89 per dollarEasing
The rupee is at 93.89 per US dollar, a little stronger than in the last note. A weak rupee cuts the dollar returns that foreign investors earn in India and makes imports such as oil costlier.
Foreign buying
+₹45,960 Cr this monthEasing
Foreign institutions net bought about ₹45,960 crore of shares in November up to 6 November, while domestic institutions net sold about ₹24,197 crore (NSE provisional, cash market).
US bond yields
4.87% on the 10-yearStill a pressure
The US 10-year Treasury yield is 4.87%, a touch lower than in the last note. When safe US bonds pay more, riskier markets like India have to offer more to attract money, which can pull share valuations down.
RBI policy rate
5.50%, up 0.25 pointsStill a pressure
On 7 October the RBI raised its repo rate by 0.25 points to 5.50%, its first rise since February 2023, and changed its stance to calibrated tightening. Higher rates raise borrowing costs.
Foreign investors stayed net buyers in November and the rupee strengthened, while Brent crude rose and the US 10-year yield edged lower. The RBI's rate rise stayed in place.
Notes updated after the close on 6 November. Crude, rupee and US yield figures with a dot refresh through the day .
Foreign money returned. Indian institutions sold.
Up to 6 November, foreign institutions bought a net ₹45,960 crore of Indian shares. Domestic institutions, including the mutual funds your SIPs flow into, sold ₹24,197 crore. On Friday foreign institutions bought ₹13,750 crore and domestic institutions sold ₹5,969 crore.
Foreign, November
+₹45,960 Cr
Domestic, November
−₹24,197 Cr
Updated after every session.
Net buying and selling, last 7 sessionsForeign institutionsDomestic institutions
29 Oct
−944
+1,924
30 Oct
+3,599
−818
2 Nov
+3,115
−392
3 Nov
+6,837
−3,679
4 Nov
+7,284
−3,712
5 Nov
+14,975
−10,445
6 Nov
+13,750
−5,969
Net purchases (+) and sales (−) in the cash market, ₹ crore. Provisional NSE data for 29 October–6 November 2026; final depository figures may differ.
Ten years of foreign and domestic flows, with the Nifty's return
Foreign institutions (FII)Domestic institutionsNifty 50 return under each bar
See the yearly numbers
Year
Foreign (FII)
Domestic (DII)
Nifty 50
2026 (so far)
−₹3,99,313 Cr
+₹6,87,463 Cr
−11.8%
2025
−₹3,06,419 Cr
+₹7,88,185 Cr
+10.5%
2024
−₹3,02,434 Cr
+₹5,26,545 Cr
+8.8%
2023
−₹19,526 Cr
+₹1,82,186 Cr
+20.0%
2022
−₹2,86,494 Cr
+₹2,74,738 Cr
+4.3%
2021
−₹85,669 Cr
+₹92,404 Cr
+24.1%
2020
+₹73,483 Cr
−₹46,042 Cr
+14.9%
2019
+₹35,731 Cr
+₹46,915 Cr
+12.0%
2018
−₹66,870 Cr
+₹96,647 Cr
+3.1%
2017
−₹41,124 Cr
+₹89,211 Cr
+28.6%
2016
−₹11,837 Cr
+₹40,080 Cr
+3.0%
Foreign (FII) and domestic (DII) institutions' net purchases in the cash market, ₹ crore, provisional NSE and BSE data: monthly figures as compiled by TradersCockpit and Moneycontrol, with 2026 months and the 2024 to 2026 yearly totals from Nuvama, and the current month from NSE's daily figures. Yearly totals may differ slightly from the sum of the months. Nifty 50: price return for the period. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future.
10.4×
₹3,122 CrApril 2016
₹4,335 CrMarch 2017
₹7,119 CrMarch 2018
₹8,055 CrMarch 2019
₹8,641 CrMarch 2020
₹9,182 CrMarch 2021
₹12,328 CrMarch 2022
₹14,276 CrMarch 2023
₹19,271 CrMarch 2024
₹25,926 CrMarch 2025
₹32,087 CrMarch 2026
₹32,490 CrSept 2026
'16'17'18'19'20'21'22'23'24'25'26Sep '26
April 2016, then each March, then September 2026. Point at a bar to see its month.
Monthly SIP inflows into mutual funds
SIPs have grown tenfold in ten years
In April 2016, investors put ₹3,122 crore a month into mutual funds through SIPs. This September it was ₹32,490 crore, a new record set in the middle of one of the year's sharpest corrections.
₹38,307 Cr
went into equity funds in September, 30.6% more than in August. Small-cap funds led with ₹9,039 Cr.
10.06 crore
SIP accounts made a contribution, and about 63 lakh new SIPs were registered.
₹82.64 lakh Cr
in total industry assets, down 5.1% in the month, mainly due to ₹1.83 lakh crore of debt fund outflows and lower market values. Still 9.3% higher than a year ago.
AMFI monthly data, released 12 October 2026.
All mutual funds
Every open-ended mutual fund in India with its returns over one, three and five years. Filter by category or fund house, sort any column, and tap a fund to see its NAV chart and what a SIP in it would be worth today. Updated every business day.
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1Y is the absolute return over the last year; 3Y and 5Y are yearly compounded returns. Growth options only, calculated from AMFI's daily NAVs. Regular plans are bought through a distributor and include its commission; direct plans have a lower expense ratio. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. This list is for information, not a recommendation.
Tap any fund in the table to see its NAV chart, returns and SIP history here.
Uses the fund's actual daily NAVs, buying on the first business day of each month.
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Worth today
Yearly return (XIRR)
NAV data from MFAPI.in, which publishes AMFI's daily NAVs. Returns are calculated from NAVs and ignore loads and taxes. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. Shown for information only, not as a recommendation.
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Your fund basket
See what a mix of funds adds up to: the combined returns, the stocks you would really own, and where funds overlap. Set each fund's share of your money.
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Basket returns are the weighted average of each fund's past return, not a forecast. Holdings are from each fund house's latest monthly portfolio disclosure. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. For information only, not a recommendation.
Funds with a 20-year record of 15% a year or more
Regular growth plans that have returned at least 15% a year over the last 20 years, listed alphabetically. This is a record of the past, not a ranking or a recommendation: past performance may or may not be sustained in future, and a fund that suits one investor may not suit another. Tap View to see a fund's live NAV, returns and SIP history, or Compare to put funds side by side.
Fund
20-year yearly return
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Bandhan Flexi Cap Fund
+15.4%
Canara Robeco Large and Mid Cap Fund
+15.0%
HSBC Midcap Fund
+15.7%
ICICI Prudential Value Fund
+15.1%
Nippon India Banking & Financial Services Fund
+15.4%
Nippon India Growth Mid Cap Fund
+15.5%
Nippon India Pharma Fund
+18.1%
Quant Small Cap Fund
+15.9%
SBI Consumption Opportunities Fund
+15.7%
Sundaram Mid Cap Fund
+15.1%
Sundaram Small Cap Fund
+15.3%
20-year CAGR of regular growth plans as of 14 October 2026, as published by MyInvestmentIdeas. Funds launched less than 20 years ago, such as Nippon India Small Cap Fund (launched September 2010), are not included. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future. This list is for information and is not a recommendation; sector funds such as pharma, banking and consumption carry higher concentration risk. Talk to Prateek before choosing a fund.
Several fund houses have paused new money into gold funds
From 15-16 October, a number of fund houses stopped accepting new lump sums, switch-ins and new SIP registrations in their gold fund-of-funds. Instalments of SIPs registered earlier continue, and redemptions are not affected.
Reports differ on the cause: some cite SEBI instructions passed on through AMFI, while others say no regulator circular has been issued. No reopening date has been announced. Gold ETFs are not covered.
Since 16 October · cafemutual.com. Check your scheme's notice before investing.
Key rates and RBI projections
RBI repo rate
5.50%
up 0.25 points
Next RBI decision
4 December
end of the 2–4 December meeting
GDP growth, FY 2026-27
7.1%
RBI projection
CPI inflation, FY 2026-27
5.2%
RBI projection
For this financial year, the RBI projects 7.1% GDP growth and 5.2% CPI inflation, as stated in its 7 October 2026 policy statement.
Dates to watch
Tuesday, 10 NovemberToday
The NSE stock market is closed for Diwali Balipratipada.
Thursday, 12 NovemberToday
The government publishes India's retail inflation (CPI) figure for October.
Tuesday, 24 NovemberToday
The NSE stock market is closed for Prakash Gurpurb Sri Guru Nanak Dev.
Monday, 30 NovemberToday
The government publishes India's GDP growth figures for the July-September quarter.
2–4 DecemberToday
The RBI's Monetary Policy Committee meets. It announces its interest rate decision at the end of the meeting.
Wednesday, 9 DecemberToday
The US Federal Reserve announces its interest rate decision after a two-day meeting. US rates are followed closely by global markets, including India's.
The next dates are added every morning.
Dates checked on 7 November against official schedules. They can change; the official announcement prevails.
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Foreign institutions invest money from abroad. Domestic institutions are Indian mutual funds, insurers, banks and pension funds, funded largely by monthly SIPs.
Chartered Accountant and Company Secretary, based in Kolkata
Graduate, St. Xavier's College, Kolkata
AMFI-registered MFD · ARN-185393
TenX Investment is Prateek's mutual fund distribution practice. He helps families and businesses invest in schemes from across India's fund houses, set up SIPs that last, and keep every folio, nomination and KYC in order.
One contact, every fund house
Access to 3,400+ mutual fund plans from across India's fund houses, without juggling apps and logins.
SIPs, STPs and SWPs
Set up correctly, tracked, and changed when your life changes.
Regular portfolio reviews
Every folio in one view, reviewed with you on a schedule.
Paperwork handled
KYC, nominations, bank mandates and change requests.
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Straight answers about TenX, investing through a distributor, and using this site.
Who runs TenX Investment?
TenX Investment is the mutual fund distribution practice of Prateek Gupta, a Chartered Accountant and Company Secretary based in Kolkata and a graduate of St. Xavier's College, Kolkata. It is registered with AMFI as a mutual fund distributor (ARN-185393).
Is TenX Investment registered with AMFI?
Yes. TenX's AMFI Registration Number is ARN-185393. You can verify it with the distributor search on the AMFI website.
How does TenX earn money?
TenX earns commission from fund houses on the schemes it distributes. This commission is included in the expense ratio of regular plans. As a distributor, TenX does not provide investment advice.
How do I start investing with TenX?
Call or message Prateek on +91 97484 34883, or email tenxinvestmentservice@gmail.com. You need your PAN, Aadhaar and a bank account to complete KYC; after that you can start a SIP or a one-time investment in schemes from across India's fund houses.
Do you only work with investors in Kolkata?
No. TenX is based in Kolkata, but KYC, investing and paperwork can all be done online, so it works with investors across India.
What is the minimum amount to start a SIP?
It depends on the scheme. Many funds accept SIPs from ₹500 a month, and some from as little as ₹100. You can start small and raise the amount as your income grows; the SIP calculator shows what a step-up can do.
What can I do with the tools on this website?
Compare 3,400+ mutual fund plans by returns in the fund screener, see each fund's holdings and sector mix, check how much two funds overlap, build a basket, and plan with SIP and goal calculators. NAVs come from AMFI and update every business day.
How can I see all my mutual fund investments in one place?
Download your Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) from CAMS, KFintech or MF Central; it lists every folio across fund houses. TenX also reviews clients' folios with them on a schedule.
Is the information on this website investment advice?
No. Everything here is general information for education, including the Knowledge Hub and the daily quiz. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; read all scheme related documents carefully. Past performance may or may not be sustained in future.
Where can I raise a complaint?
Contact TenX first on +91 97484 34883 or by email. If the issue is not resolved, you can file a complaint on SEBI's SCORES portal.
