Warren Buffett, the father of value investing and one of the most successful investors in the stock market, is known for the way he made a fortune from his investments. He analysed the companies that had excellent growth potential and invested in their individual stocks, irrespective of the general market trends. But apart from this, …
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Stock investing is gaining popularity among many new and aspiring investors in India. According to the data published by CDSL and NSDL, active investment accounts jumped by 10.4 million in the year 2020. Moreover, retail ownership of stocks listed on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) increased to 9% in the third quarter of 2020. The …
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Every new investor is often confused about the right companies to invest in and the right strategy to adopt. While financial gains are the primary goal of any investment, investors are now getting conscious of the social impact of their investments as well. Among the different strategies that investors use to build and diversify their …
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Amidst traditional energy sources hitting their fag end, renewable energy space seems to be stepping in and making the best of the available opportunity. Economies around the world are consciously factoring in that fossil reserves may soon run out. This is why the renewable energy theme is receiving a lot of traction. Economies are pumping …
Socially responsible investment, or SRI, is a way to put your hard-earned money to work while also contributing to creating a positive impact in the world. A socially responsible investment brings financial returns and considers the environmental, social, and ethical impact of the investment. However, identifying the ventures that positively impact society while being a …
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Mutual fund investments come in various forms. You can pick equity funds for their potentially attractive returns or debt funds for their stability. If you want the best of both worlds, you can pick balanced funds that combine both equity and debt instruments. Different funds, different characteristics. Each of these funds helps in fulfilling the …
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Taxes have always been seen as a bane of personal finances. They eat into your income, and all one can do is try minimizing the outgo through various tax strategies. To formulate such strategies, however, one must be aware of how each investment is taxed. Like, what are the taxes on stock investments? Investment is …
The Russia-Ukraine war has had a severe impact on crude oil prices. Amid the standoff between the two countries and the Western countries imposing sanctions on Russia, crude oil prices reached an all-time high of $130 per barrel for the first time on March 7, 2022. The price hike was primarily due to a crude …
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There are two types of people- one who is known as the ‘Jack of all Trades and Master of None’, and one who is an expert in their domain and understands it inside out. It is precisely why we look for experts- we visit a cardiologist for a heart issue and not a physician; we …
If you are a novice in stock markets, you may be receiving a lot of quick advice to navigate your way and earn good returns. One of the more commonly received pieces of advice is ‘buy the dip.’ Now, what exactly does this mean? Or what actually is the context for ‘dips’ in the stock …
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