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The PE ratio (price to earnings ratio) of a company is 20. Then, you may be wondering if that company’s share price is cheap or expensive? The short answer to this is – “Well, it depends on few things, or in fact on many things”. This typical answer is defined as ‘relative valuation’. According to …
We all are aware of Peter Lynch, the former manager of Fidelity Funds, and has been a prominent fund managers of his time, and his philosophies about stock investments are truly valid even now. In his books, Peter Lynch regularly looked into information regarding growth-oriented companies that capitalized on current market trends. When traditional criteria such …
According to a media report, over Rs 82,000 crore of unclaimed wealth is locked in misplaced and discontinued investments. This includes unclaimed deposits in inactive bank accounts, terminal proceeds from insurance policies, and retirement funds lying dormant in PF (Provident Fund) accounts. Some individuals are incredibly organized when it comes to their investments and financial …
Before even starting this blog article, I would like to give a heads-up on how did I arrive at this figure of Rs. 50,000. In India, the median average income is Rs. 5 lakhs per annum. This arrives at approx. Rs. 50,000 per month. Hence if a person gets one month salary as his annual …
Trying to convince your partner to participate in the stock market may seem like an impossible task. They might view investing as nothing more than risking your entire life savings on a gamble. Financial disagreements cause conflict in 31% of relationships. Adding stock market investments into the mix can further strain your bond if not …
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 …
Passive investing is a buy-and-hold portfolio technique for long-term investment goals that involves limited marketplace buying and selling activity. In an active portfolio, investors purchase and sell often or on a regular basis in order to beat the market and try to profit from short-term price swings. Active investors frequently try “market timing,” which involves forecasting …
Rich Dad Poor Dad, published by Robert Kiyosaki in 1997, combines autobiography and personal advice to illustrate how to become financially independent and prosperous. Robert Kiyosaki is a businessman and investor with a net worth of more than $100 million. His ‘Rich Dad’ brand has released over 15 financial self-help books, with over 26 million copies …
Asset allocation is the distribution of various types of assets throughout an investing portfolio. Equities, fixed-income instruments, and cash are the typical asset classes. Other asset types include derivatives, real estate, gold, cryptocurrency, and so on. However, these asset classes are usually referred to as alternative investment instruments. The first step in creating an investing portfolio is …
For a beginner investor, the most important thing to remember is that investing is both a process and a commitment. The best advice a beginner investor can receive is to “be patient.” Beginner Investor – Key points to ponder: The more you examine your investment portfolio, the more likely you are to become confused about your …