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Source: Live Mint Gold, as a precious metal, has given impressive returns to investors. Wealth advisors often recommend conservative investors to invest in the safe haven while investing in equity is reserved for the aggressive ones only. Physical gold is considered a good investment option among the traditional middle class investors who tend to choose…
Source: Live Mint Gold prices: Since the price of gold has been skyrocketing due to volatility arising out of Donald Trump’s tariffs, many retail investors are tempted to invest in the yellow metal. On Wednesday, gold bullion prices in Delhi were at ₹95,820 per 10 gms, while the corresponding prices in Mumbai were ₹95,990 per…
Source: Live Mint Investment word of the day: An exchange-traded fund (ETF) is a combination of securities that provides diversification benefits of mutual funds with the ease of trading equities. It works similarly to an index mutual fund; the only key difference is it can be bought and sold on a stock exchange just like…
Source: Live Mint For active investors or traders who frequently buy and sell stocks, parking funds in a broking account is convenient. However, funds in these accounts don’t yield any interest. Instead, one can consider using liquid ETFs or exchange-traded funds to earn interest. If your broker allows it, you can simultaneously sell liquid ETF…
Source: Live Mint The Nifty gets a makeover twice a year and this time, Zomato and Jio FInancial are in, while BPCL and Britannia are out. A lot of regular investors think this is a chance to make easy money. A Mint analysis reveals that over the past decade, roughly 64% of retail investors chasing…
Source: Live Mint Given the current gold prices and the average consumption over the past five years, India is expected to consume gold worth approximately $70 billion in 2025. While concerns over the widening current account deficit (CAD) persist, they often overshadow the broader perspective. Gold continues to provide a buffer for Indian households during…
Source: Live Mint However, the narrative is shifting. After a strong start to 2025, US equity markets have hit turbulent waters. Tariff concerns loom large as President Donald Trump imposes fresh trade barriers and threatens more, with no clear resolution in sight. Consumer sentiment has been the biggest casualty of this uncertainty, with surveys showing…
Source: Live Mint This quote holds significance, especially in building a balanced portfolio that provides growth prospects along with stability in the long run. One way to achieve this is to utilise core satellite investing. Developed in 1973 by US economists Fischer Black and Jack Treynor—who also created the CAPM model—core satellite investing blends active…
Source: Live Mint Investors in India are now keenly searching for passive investments, this trend is gaining traction as the short term equity market returns are starting to wane due to consistent Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) selling. That is why it will be reasonable to know what Index Funds and Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) are and…
Source: Live Mint Over the past one year, gold has yielded a 37.73% return, while the three-year return stands at 18.72%. Looking at a broader horizon, gold has provided a 14.68% return over five years and 11.12% over ten years. ETFs allow investors to gain exposure to gold price movements without the burden of storage…
