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Ever since the start of the lockdown towards the end of March, we’ve been hearing numerous stories on more people facing financial crunch. Some of them have lost their jobs, some of them have had to face pay cuts, some are facing delayed salaries. Today, I want to share with you how a 74-year-old, retired man is living through the crisis with ease.
Yes Bank shares have corrected significantly. However it makes no sense of catching a falling knife in the Indian stock markets. There are many other excellent investment opportunities are available in the Indian stock market, especially after the recent market correction.
The share market in India witnessed one of its worst crashes in a single day on 28th February 2020 as a result of a global scare caused by the spread of the Coronavirus. However it is important to avoid rumours and remain invested patiently in good businesses.
Over the past few days, there's been a lot spoken on the impact of Coronavirus on global economies and its potential impact on the stock markets in India and abroad. Investors who are serious about wealth creation should look at the current situation as an opportunity to accumulate quality stocks at discount prices.
Investing in stock markets is a high risk, high reward business. While majority of investors lose money in the stock markets in India, a small percentage of investors have managed to create massive wealth. Psychology is a big part of the stock market investment and those who understand it can create wealth.
Coronavirus has been in the forefront of the news these days. And, many Indian investors are getting jittery about its impact on their portfolio. Talking about the impact, the stock markets globally had taken some amount of beating back then. So what should an investor do? Staying calm and patient can help an investor secure his financial life and experience financial abundance.
Short term investing in the stock markets in India makes no sense as it simply cannot make you rich overnight. On the contrary long term investing in the stock markets in India is a rewarding experience but requires patience, commitment, and will power to remain calm when the market fluctuates.
The key to wealth creation from stock markets is having a long-term view on quality businesses without frequent churning of the portfolio. Here are three important lessons which can help stock market investors to create sustainable wealth.
As always, the budget has evoked mixed responses from the general public as well as Indian stock market investors. To help you better understand certain key announcements of the budget and its potential impact I have decided to decode it in a simplified manner.
There will be many temporary hurdles while investing in the stock market in India in the short term. But if you look at the past, irrespective of whether it is India or global markets after every downturn, the stock market in India has rebounded after some time in a big way.
In one of our earlier article, we took look at why we can expect the upcoming few years to be something similar to the times of 2003-2008. Now let’s take a look at one more important aspect that was the stepping stone towards that Bull Run in the stock market in India.
By investing even half of what you would have otherwise paid on your monthly EMI, in quality stocks in the stock market in India over ten years, you can easily build a corpus of 1.12 crores assuming a CAGR of 20%.
There is a strong correlation between reading and success in investing in the stock market in India. While all readers may not be investors, all successful investors are voracious readers.
There are many ways to succeed in the stock market investing. One of the best ways to succeed is doing what successful investors have done, i.e. value investing. This is what the book is all about.
India doubled its GDP from $1.37 tn in 2009 to $2.9 tn in 2019. If history can repeat, and India doubles its GDP by 2025, the multiplier effect will be seen in the Indian stock markets as well.
The key driver for any economy that fosters its growth, sustainability and competitive is demographic dividend. India is still yet to unleash the miracle of this demographic advantage that India has over other economies.
Nobody can predict the next stock market correction. Investors who wait on the sidelines will definitely face the risk of losing out on some of the stock market’s best periods of returns.
Most people consider investing in the stock market in India as a secondary activity. However, becoming an investor in the stock market can be one’s primary profession too.
Most investors make the same mistakes in stock market investing. Research suggests that investor’s success in just 10% dependent on intelligence/research and 90% on emotional decisions.
This article describes the importance of using the learnings of the current year to draft future resolutions for the new year 2020 and upcoming years in the future.
Government has taken undertaken some massive economic reforms in the last 5 years to make India a $5 trillion economy in the next 4-5 years. When the economy grows, the stock market in India will also grow.
This article explains how the economic reforms undertaken by the government between 1999-2003 laid the foundation for growth of economy and stock market between 2003-2008.
The current situation in Indian economy is similar to what happened before the bull run in stock market of 2003-2008. Discover why it is the right time to invest in stock market as the reforms undertaken shall pave the way for growth in the next few years
Know why only 10% of investors make money in stock markets. They don’t do what 90% of investors who make losses do.
Bank deposits and bank lockers which are generally considered as safe by investors are not 100% risk-free. Hence a wise investor should always diversify his investments.
Too much debt can be disastrous, at times for companies as it puts too much pressure on them, and every investor should be aware of the perils of investing in debt-laden companies.
Habits to give up right now if you want to be a millionaire. Investment in equity for the long term can make you a millionaire in a few years.
To peak into the future while investing in our present requires a lot of skill and expertise.
In this article I am sharing the most important investing lesson that I learned this Diwali.I have seen many investors incorrectly assume the stock price.
Most investors are often clueless when it comes to investing in stocks as they have no idea about how to analyze stocks.
Here are a few point which can help you to find best shares to invest in.one can build a corpus fund to their child’s education by best shares to invest.
Let me share with you a vicious cycle on how this worked and then destroyed wealth for a fictitious character called Naveen
In this article let’s have a look at what is over-diversification and under diversification.
There are many unspoken realities of investing. We have tried to list few of the most important ones here.
One’s own investment decisions should never depend on what their friends or relatives say.This strategy will never yield good returns and may result in loss.
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