Over the years, the companies within Anil Ambani’s Reliance Group have faced several problems. The group companies has issues related to debt repayment and its efforts to restructure them. Yet they continue to generate buzz in the stock market. For we as long-term investors (looking for stable growth), it is essential to understand not just…
Recently I read this news on BS that shares the views of Kumar Mangalam Birla on future of his business. I found his thoughts very relatable. Hence, I thought to write a blog post for my readers. Kumar Mangalam Birla, is one of India’s most influential business leaders. He is known for his bold investment…
Investing in stocks can be a great way to build wealth, but it comes with its risks. Yes, it’s possible to lose money when investing in stocks, especially if you’re not careful. Stock prices fluctuate based on many factors, like market conditions, economic events, or company performance. While the potential for high returns exists, the…
For we retail investors, understanding the modulation of market sentiment is also necessary. Reports and commentaries from financial institutions like Jefferies‘ are especially useful. Recently they commented on the “Greed & Fear” prevailing in the Indian stock market. Such observation can be pivotal in shaping our long-term investment strategies. The recent comments from Christopher Woods…
Imagine you’re at a party where everyone is dancing to the rhythm of life’s opportunities. Some are slow dancing, some are doing the cha-cha, and others are simply watching from the sidelines. In the world of investing, those who sit out might think they’re avoiding risk. But experts would argue, they could be missing out…
Sridhar Vembu, Zoho’s CEO, has garnered attention by advocating for a decentralized, employee-centric business model. Beyond creating a healthy work culture, Vembu’s approach also highlights important financial lessons for investors and entrepreneurs alike. Let’s dive into how his philosophy could shape investment strategies and what we (individual investors) can learn from his life theories. 1….
The US presidential election has always had a ripple effect on global markets. This year’s election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump is no exception. For investors in the Indian stock market, understanding these impacts can be crucial for strategy adjustments. Here’s how the two possible outcomes of the US election might affect the Indian…
The Indian stock market has experienced significant volatility and downturns due to a confluence of several global and domestic factors. In this blog post, I’ll try to cover various reasons that are kind of collectively contributing the recent fall in the Indian market. Suggested Reading: Signals of a stock market crash. Reason #1 Global Economic…
Recently, the Indian government announced the release of Rs.97,000 crore, which is about 66% of the total estimated food subsidy for the financial year 2025, to the Food Corporation of India (FCI) upfront. This significant financial move raises several questions about its implications for the economy, consumer prices, and even investment opportunities. As we delve…
For long-term stock investors, focusing on the right sectors and understanding market trends is crucial. Recent developments across various industries highlight important opportunities and risks. Here are a few takeaways for a long-term investor from my perspective of the stock market. The idea of such an update is to give my readers a peep into…
Building a corpus of ₹10 Crore in 15 years is a significant financial goal. To achieve this, if one can invest ₹50,000 monthly in a disciplined manner, it can be one way out. I recently got an email from one of my subscribers who has a capacity to do a ₹50,000 SIP. He wanted to…
Investors often seek strategies to maximize assured returns from stocks. One popular approach is buying dividend stocks just before their payout date. This tactic, known as the “dividend capture strategy,” involves purchasing shares shortly before the ex-dividend date. It is done to receive the declared dividend, then selling them soon after. While it may sound…
