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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), India’s capital markets regulator, is clearly concerned about the high level of retail investors’ involvement with equities market derivatives. It may be noted that far too many people have just entered the F&O (Futures & Options) game, and it is highly unlikely that they completely understand the risks that …
First, let’s define alternative assets. An alternative investment is a financial asset that does not fit into any of the traditional investment divisions. Traditional asset types include equities, bonds, and cash. Simply said, these are not classified as standard financial assets like cash, fixed deposits, stocks, bonds, equity, or debt mutual funds. Alternative assets comprise assets …
Continuing in those stocks which are past their best period and are on the a downward spiral, overly averaging poor quality stocks as they continue to trend down (which is similar to catching a falling knife), substantially making use of debt to invest in equities to get rich quick, and investing more than you are ready to lose …
In 1948, the McDonald brothers, Richard and Maurice, briefly halted their barbecue restaurant to simplify their operations. When they reviewed their sales, they realized that the vast majority of their revenue came from a few items (largely hamburgers). Now they had a daring plan: why not concentrate just on the best-seller items? They reduced their food …
Let us first understand – ‘What are ULIPs’? Insurance plans are intended to assist people in achieving their long-term objectives. A Unit Linked Insurance Plan (ULIP or commonly known as ‘Ulip’) is a form of life insurance plan that brings together investment alongside coverage. It is the sort of insurance coverage that both enables investors preserve for long-term goals …
Inflation is still a contentious problem that has alienated everyone from central banks to people due to its erosion of value and depletion of savings. The vast majority of people attribute excessive inflation to external factors such as supply chain disruptions brought on by the geopolitical events surrounding us, which shook the world’s markets. Unreasonably …
“All that glitters is not gold,” as the old adage goes. Historically, investors have maintained a percentage of their capital in gold. This protects against the losses that equities might sustain during a downturn in the economy. This has been, and continues to be successful. However, a number of affluent individuals, organizations, celebrities, and businesses …
When there is a significant increase in inflation, the Central Bank raises the repo rates, causing interest rates to rise. These developments can have a knock-on impact on the economy, culminating in a financial meltdown in some cases. Interest rates also have an impact on investment choices. As an investor, you should not be concerned …
Building wealth is crucial, but it is also critical to safeguard and spend your cash wisely, especially during times of inflation. In periods of high inflation, your hard-earned money must be saved, invested, and spent wisely to maintain long-term sustainability and liquidity.