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In the world of investing, you might often hear people talk about a “market bubble.” This term describes a situation in which the prices of stocks or other assets rise far beyond what their real worth would suggest. In simple terms, a market bubble happens when investors push prices up by buying based on hopes …
Creating a long-term investment portfolio is much like planning a balanced meal or a well-organized schedule. You must decide how to split your investments among different types of assets, choose specific options within those groups, and then keep a close watch on your plan over time. In this blogpost, we will break down the process …
When we talk about “craziness,” many people think of someone doing the same thing over and over again while expecting a different result. In many ways, this perfectly describes stock markets. Whether we look at Indian markets or those around the world, the way stocks are traded seems to dance on the edge of madness. …
Market corrections are an unavoidable aspect of the investment journey, but they don’t have to disrupt your long-term financial aspirations. To begin, let’s define what constitutes a “market correction.” It’s typically described as a short-term decline in the stock market, where major indices experience a drop between 10% and 20% from their most recent highs. …