Amid market fall, should you still maintain 30:70 debt-equity ratio, or re-visit it? Experts speak

Investors are typically expected to maintain a debt-equity ratio of 30-70, which means keeping the total value of equity funds and other securities at 70 percent of overall portfolio, and that of debt assets at 30 percent.

​Investors are typically expected to maintain a debt-equity ratio of 30-70, which means keeping the total value of equity funds and other securities at 70 percent of overall portfolio, and that of debt assets at 30 percent.