If you believe that Indian equity markets have a positive outlook over the next decade and beyond, these are two questions that mutual fund investors should solve for.1. How do you ensure that you remain invested in the market to take advantage of the compounding benefits that equity mutual funds provide? It's worth noting that today, less than 50% of HNI folios in equity mutual funds have an age ...If you believe that Indian equity markets have a positive outlook over the next decade and beyond, these are two questions that mutual fund investors should solve for.1. How do you ensure that you remain invested in the market to take advantage of the compounding benefits that equity mutual funds provide? It's worth noting that today, less than 50% of HNI folios in equity mutual funds have an age of more than 2 years.2. How do you generate alpha? Can you identify opportunistic moments and be prepared, financially and emotionally, to capitalize on said opportunities?The PCC (Patience, Cash & Courage) approach seeks to constitute a Core mutual fund portfolio and deliver on both the above objectives.