Blue-chip stocks are the loads of organizations with an extraordinary standing. Such organizations have tremendous market capitalisation, consistent income, solid financials, for the most part deliver alluring profits to their financial backers, and have long-running business sector activities.
Maintaining a keen focus on your financial objectives and periodically assessing your investment portfolio are key practices for long-term success.
Admit it! SIPs are the flavour of the season. They help investors accumulate mutual fund units by investing a small amount of money every month. In times of distress like COVID-19 or the Russia-Ukraine crises, suppressed NAVs of mutual fund schemes helped investors average their investments.
Money is the oxygen that every business needs. And, efficient financial management is vital for its survival and growth. A balance sheet contains all financial aspects of a company, and it is a vital document that an investor must know how to crack.
Corporate actions are the decisions taken by the board of directors that affect a company’s stakeholders. An investor needs to understand the concept of corporate actions and their likely impact on their investments.
Indices, Their Importance, and What Do They Indicate? Sensex and Nifty need no introduction. The indices are the barometer of the economy and reflect upon the financial health of a country. Today’s #TMLearn will help you in understanding the nuances of indices, how are they calculated, and what do they indicate?
Initial Public Offer offers a great opportunity to invest in companies that are still at the infancy stage. Investments can grow over time as the company expands. Yet, making a correct decision about IPOs is not an easy task. In today’s #TM Learn, we focus on the challenges associated with investing in an IPO and how investors can overcome them.
Investors can deploy their funds in the market in two ways. It can be a lump sum or through SIPs. Both these methods are equally effective under different circumstances. This TM Learn will help investors in determining what’s best for them.
Saving for a rainy day is talked about a lot these days. But how much is enough? It is hard to tell as it depends from person to person. This is where the process of setting investment goals comes in.
Investors need to be on a constant lookout for new opportunities and should develop a sound understanding of when to exit from the existing investments. They need to balance their investments periodically to mitigate risk and enhance wealth.
