Not to bother which is better. Do investment according to your fund availablity. If you have a lumpsum amount with you go for a lumpsum investment. Otherwise if you are depending on a regular income, say monthly salary, go for SIP. Do not go for an SIP after keeping a limpsum amount in bank. If you have lumpsum amount, you must invest it somewhere...
What I do is that doing SIP normally when market crash like covid 19 or recession IN the same SIP fund just add some lumpsum so when market recover you will get advantage
Madam monthly oru fund muzhuvanaayi oru mutualfundil sip aayi invest cheyaano atho aa fund divide cheyythu othiri mutual fundsilekku sip cheyaano better😊 plss reply me
no when the market is high you will get only a smaller number of shares. and when market is low you will get more shares. When you stop sip you have to continue for longer years for the same total amount of money.
