It is times like these that create multibagger stories that we crave for. Volatility is scary, but often it is investor's best friend if one knows how to use it.
Market veterans say given India's strong economic fundamentals and clear signs of growth revival in the economy, investors can opt to buy stocks on dips.
If you know anything about insurance policies, you know that nothing in that cover comes without an asterisk mark. While what is covered is written in big and bold, the exclusions, terms and conditions are often in fine print and also loaded with jargon. Your car insurance policy isn't any different.
Though the financial services industry claims that it is spreading investor awareness, a significant percentage of educated Indians remain financially illiterate.
The fear that the shock vote in the UK has instilled in market men is yet to go away. Benchmark indices have lost close to 500 points in the last 3 sessions.
FIIs were net sellers of Rs 629 crore during Friday's bloodbath. Even in the runup to the Brexit vote, FIIs were seen offloading stocks in cash market.
Deutsche Bank advises investors to look at sectors or stocks that are largely insulated from contagion risks. Among them are names like Sun Pharma, Lupin.
According to Value Research, a mutual fund tracking firm, the gold fund category has returned an average return of over 15 per cent over the last one year.
Sebi is considering lowering the ceiling for the total expense ratio (TER) from the current 2.5% for equity funds. The TER for many schemes is as high as 300 basis points.
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