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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 …
We should not wait for the government or the regulator to curb the mis-selling of the bancassurance products to the customers of a bank or an insurance company. We customers should be well-informed or aware of the mis-selling of these bancassurance (insurance-cum-investment) products. Bancassurance is an agreement between a bank and an insurance company that …
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 …
In the world of investing, three important aspects stand out: effectiveness, risk, and price. These three components are at the heart of several conversations, and the price has emerged as a distinguishing feature in the services provided of today’s leading wealth management organizations. Furthermore, regulators all over the world clearly see cost efficiency as a …
Making investments is an art. Every investor has a unique approach and strategy, as well as different levels of risk tolerance, money habits, and time horizons. Differences may even exist in the kinds of investments. Whether one decides to invest in the top 50-100 companies or diversify and stand out from the crowd, one’s investment …
Factor investing is currently the hottest topic in stock markets. Factor investing is a stock selection method that focuses on traits linked with better returns. Factor investing analyses and explains stock prices using a variety of factors such as macroeconomic, fundamental, and statistical data, and then develops an investment strategy based on the results. Investors …
We always come across a saying that “Cash is King”. It is true not just for the businesses, but it is true for individuals as well. Many of us perceive cash as passing through our fingers like water, while constant costs leave little room for anything else. As a result, you must handle your cash …
Retirement planning for self-employed persons in India is an important but sometimes disregarded part of financial management. A recent poll found that 67% of Indians have a retirement strategy in place, up from 49% in 2020. It demonstrates how the Covid-19 outbreak has made individuals more conscious of the importance of saving actively for retirement. Self-employed …