I was looking into ways of diversifying my portfolio and came across a set of exchange traded funds that seem to fit my needs perfectly.

Nifty Benchmark Exchange Traded Fund(NiftyBees)
This ETF tracks the S&P CNX Nifty, an index that tracks the performance of 50 of the biggest and most liquid stocks traded on the National Stock Exchange (India).  This ETF is perfect for investors who seek diversification within the large capitalization universe.  This ETF should be considered a passive investment. The advantages of this ETF are low costs(typically about 1% – management fee and 0 entry/exit load) and diversification benefits.
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Nifty Junior Benchmark Exchange Traded Fund(JuniorBees)
This ETF tracks the CNX Nifty Junior Index , an index that tracks the performance of 50 fairly liquid midcap stocks traded on the National Stock Exchange. I feel that this ETF is right for those investors who seek exposure to mid-cap stocks but are too risk averse to invest in individual midcaps. It too should be considered a passive investment.The advantages of this ETF too are low costs(typically about 1% – management fee and 0 entry/exit load) and diversification benefits .
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Gold Exchange Traded Fund(GoldBees)
This ETF tracks the Gold Spot price in Indian Rupees. Thus, it provides investors with a convenient way to gain exposure to gold (commodities). I particularly like this ETF as it makes life easy for those commodity investors who find collateralized futures positions cumbersome (me) and restrictive.
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Disclosures

1. I am not paid by Benchmark funds or third parties to advertise/blog about these ETFs.
2. I do invest in these ETFs or am planning to invest in future. At the time of writing, I own 22 shares of NiftyBees, 0 shares of JuniorBees and 0 shares of GoldBees.

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