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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 …
According to Warren Buffett, the three words “margin of safety” are the foundation of investing success. Global and local geopolitical developments must prompt us to consider if our portfolio was prepared to deal with extended, deep corrections. A profound unpleasant correction will undoubtedly occur at some time throughout a 30- to 40-year investing journey. Having …
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 …
According to the most recent SEBI data, a rising percentage of Indian investors are using SIPs to invest in mutual funds. While a disciplined investing approach may make a substantial contribution to wealth growth, it is critical to carefully plan investments and avoid rash selections over a certain time period. Here are a few factors …
I’d like to begin this blog post by stating that I never recommend that any of you borrow money to buy a car, as you may be aware that a car is a depreciating asset and thus what you spend on it, whether out of pocket or with loan interest, is always a financial burden. …
In recent decades, many Indians have been cautious of the stock market. The Harshad Mehta scam (1992), Dotcom crash (2000), and mortgage crisis (2008) have all undermined investors’ wealth and led to several bankruptcies. Mutual funds, too, suffered a significant loss when Unit Scheme 64 collapsed in 2001. A lot of investors who had put their money …
Financial grieving is significantly distinct from other types of loss. Have you ever witnessed an ardent stock market day trader go underground when his trading accounts suffer a decline? He will be so struck with guilt and disbelief that he will entirely withdraw socially. He re-appears when the bull market returns, sharing us with stories …
Retail investors of late have been active in Futures and Options (F&O) trading. F&O average daily turnover has increased 34.5 times over the last 5 years (from Rs. 9.59 trillion to Rs. 331.2 trillion), but cash volumes have barely doubled (from Rs. 0.35 trillion to Rs. 0.73 trillion). First and foremost, what is this F&O segment? Similar …