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Mid-cap funds: days to sell a quarter of the portfolio

2.0 days
days, median fund, Aug 2026

The series starts in 2024, too recently to say what is usual for it. Unchanged from a year ago.

202520262.1 days2.2 days2.3 days2.4 days2.5 days2.5 days, Oct 2025usual range, 2.0 days to 2.0 days2.0 days202520262.1 days2.2 days2.3 days2.4 days2.5 days2.5 days, Oct 20252.0 days, Feb 2024usual range, 2.0 days to 2.0 days2.0 days202520262.1 days2.2 days2.3 days2.4 days2.5 days2.5 days, Oct 20252.0 days, Feb 2024usual range, 2.0 days to 2.0 days2.0 days20242024202420252025202520252026202620262.1 days2.2 days2.3 days2.4 days2.5 days2.5 days, Oct 20252.0 days, Feb 2024usual range, 2.0 days to 2.0 days2.0 days

What it is. Days the median mid-cap fund says it would need to sell a quarter of its portfolio.

How to read it. The same stress test as for small-cap funds. Mid-cap stocks trade more, so the numbers are lower.

Source: AMFI, Disclosure of risk parameters for mid-cap and small-cap schemes Method Data

The numbers

Latest2.0 daysAug 2026
A week ago2.0 days
A month ago2.0 days
A year ago2.0 days
Usual range2.0 days to 2.0 days
Median2.0 days
Lowest2.0 days29 Feb 2024
Highest2.5 days31 Oct 2025
Percentile, full history97
Percentile, last 5 years97

The usual range is the middle half of readings since 2024. A percentile is the share of the 31 readings since 29 Feb 2024 that were below today's. Data: statistics, history (JSON); history as CSV.

To cite: tipsheet, “Mid-cap funds: days to sell a quarter of the portfolio”, data to Aug 2026, https://tipsheet.markets/i/mid-cap-days-to-sell/

Read it with

Small-cap funds: days to sell a quarter of the portfolio 3.0 daysnew series
Equity ETFs: median premium to NAV −0.02%usual
Arbitrage funds: estimated net equity (the control) 8.5%record high
Gold ETFs: median premium to NAV 0.26%above usual
Balanced advantage funds' net equity 58%usual
International ETFs: median premium to NAV 15.70%above usual

the usual range: the middle half of all readingstodayEach line runs from the lowest reading ever to the highest.