A professional view should make its limits as clear as its metrics.
NAV is not a valuation score
Net asset value is the per-unit value of a scheme on the stated date. A lower NAV does not make one scheme cheaper than another.
Long periods are annualized
Three- and five-year figures represent annualized historical returns where a complete reference period is available.
Volatility measures movement
The one-year volatility field describes observed variation. It does not capture every investment, credit or liquidity risk.
Direct and Regular differ
Plans can carry different cost structures and returns. This public page identifies the plan but does not currently receive expense-ratio data.
Data boundary
PocketX currently receives scheme identity, NAV, period returns and selected risk context. AUM, expense ratio, holdings, benchmark, exit load and minimum investment are not available from this feed and are not inferred.
No. Rankings are mechanical orderings of available feed fields and do not assess suitability, costs, portfolio quality or future performance.
Why can NAV dates differ?
Each scheme carries its own latest available NAV date. Delayed or historical records remain visibly dated instead of being displayed as current.
Can I invest from this page?
Yes, when both the scheme and your mutual-fund account are eligible. PocketX still rechecks account, scheme rules, amount and cut-off before creating an order.
What is missing from comparison?
The broadcaster does not currently expose expense ratios, AUM, benchmarks, holdings, exit loads, minimum SIP amounts or fund-manager information.
Research first. Invest only when the checks pass.
Open an available scheme for detail and continue only after PocketX confirms the fund, account, amount and timing are valid.