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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 …
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 …
For retail investors, to manage their investment portfolio volatility due to both macro and micro level factors such as inflation, geo-political crisis, stock market fluctuations, etc., financial experts advice that InvIT’s and Reits could be a good choice for portfolio diversification. Both InvITs and Reits have lately received attention, with mutual fund companies seeking for …
The Finance Act of 2023 removed the indexation advantage from debt mutual funds. It says that profits from funds having an equity proportion of less than 35% will be taxable as short-term capital gains (STCG), regardless of holding duration. Non-equity fund STCG is taxed at their respective slab rate. It is 30% plus surcharge and cess …
Balanced Hybrid mutual funds are mutual funds that invest across multiple asset classes. They are usually a mix of equity and debt assets, although they may also include gold or real estate. Because of their portfolio diversity, balanced hybrid mutual funds have grown in favor among investors. By investing in asset types such as debt …
Many people believe that investing in the stock market is a terrific way to build wealth over time, but it is critical to recognize the dangers involved and have a well-thought-out plan in place before starting up. New investors might sometimes fall victim to deceptive marketing methods that promise large or guaranteed returns. Investors should …