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Imagine you’re planning a trip to a foreign museum. Not only an entry ticket to the museum is enough, you would also prefer a Guide, who has good knowledge and experience in explaining the different spots in a museum and the history behind the showcased products in a museum. In the same way, choosing …
Often considered the founder of value investing, Benjamin Graham developed a defensive investment approach that attempted to save investors from large losses while yielding modest gains. His approach to investing focused on choosing undervalued, financially stable businesses with a “margin of safety.” Graham offered a rigorous framework for assessing defensive investing strategies in his well-known …
We all know the difference between Value Investing and Growth or Momentum investing. But there is another investing style called ‘Quality Investing’. Let us try to figure out what this style of investing is and how it compares itself with value investing. Value, quality, momentum, low volatility, alpha, or a mix of these can all …
According to current data, 42 initial public offerings (IPOs) raised about Rs. 78,000 crore as of the end of October 2024 for the current fiscal year 2024–2025. With more than five months remaining in the fiscal year, this is the largest sum ever raised by firms through initial public offerings (IPOs), with the exception of 2017–18, …
For every individual wishing to invest, the problem is deciding between many options. There is a lot of “noise” in practically every investing route, and recent developments have the power to quickly change investor and market sentiment. Today it may be gold, tomorrow it might be equity. Here is where one has to exercise caution. …
It is well recognized that the stock market is dynamic, unpredictable, and volatile. There are several (macro and micro) aspects that make it very difficult to anticipate stock prices accurately, including politics, the state of the world economy, unforeseen circumstances in the country’s economy, a company’s financial performance, and more. As investors, we worry about …
Flipping is the practice of an investor buying an item to hold for a little time and then selling it for a quick profit. Short-term investors sometimes buy stocks with the intention of selling them quickly in order to make significant profits. In the investing market, this activity is frequently referred to as “flipping.”The practice …
Less than 5,000 voluntary investors joined the National Pension System (NPS) when it was made available to the public fifteen years ago in 2009. The structure was complex, the investing regulations were not clear, and it was ambiguous how the income would be treated tax-wise. However, the NPS has changed significantly over time and is …
The present IPO fever in India is reflected in the startlingly high number of bids received for the capital that a firm want to raise by going public with an IPO. According to data, 59 initial public offerings (IPOs) have raised a total of Rs. 1,63,862 crore in 2024 thus far, with the typical IPO …
Myth – 1: Mutual funds are available only for the long term. Fact: Though investing is always a long-term game, mutual funds are available for a variety of durations, including short, medium, and long term. You may invest in mutual funds for several choices of durations, depending on your needs, whether short, medium, or long …