NEVER sell your house to buy equities. It’s just a metaphor to explain when you should get aggressive with putting more money into equities. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has often been sighted saying 2003-2007 was one of the most golden and ferocious bull markets in India. This led us to think about what was so unique at the start of 2002-2003 that such a crazy bull run happened.
Recently, indices saw a decisive sell-off right from resistance. It can be a good time to find weak counters. Read Kunal Rambhia’s take on Maruti to take advantage of the situation.
Just like the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP), where investors invest a specific amount on a monthly basis to build wealth, SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) allows investors to withdraw a specific amount from their investment on a monthly/quarterly basis.
Bonds, stocks, and even a handful of commodities have fumbled since the Russia-Ukraine war broke out. The 10-yr US treasury bond – considered the safest and most liquid instrument in the world fumbled a staggering 15% from its highs.
India is one of the top nations in the world with the largest digital payments market. Read our expert’s view on how digital payments are transforming India.
A massive surge can be seen in the market, and the pharma sector may take the lead in the time to come suggests Kunal Rambhia. Here’s his analysis on Glenmark Pharma, which looks strong.
Despite depreciating in value, the Rupee is doing better than most other currencies. On the 76th Independence Day, let’s look at how INR is bringing glory to India.
Everyone knows they should buy stocks at low P/E and the real way to make money is by buying stocks at a valuation where you are not paying too much for future growth but there is not much literature published on this topic.
We always want the best for our children as parents, especially when it comes to their education. But children’s education can be expensive due to the sharp increase in the fees charged by educational institutions, which is worrisome. So, are you making sufficient investments for your child’s education?
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