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Source: Live Mint Thanks to the current volatility, retail investors are increasingly jittery about investing directly in the stock market. With benchmark indices already lower by 10 per cent from their all-time high, there are fewer reasons for investors to get exposure to equity than there were earlier. Typically, wary investors tend to opt for…
Source: Live Mint 2024 has been a year of twists and turns for investors, marked by volatile markets, geopolitical events and evolving global dynamics. If you’ve wondered how to navigate through uncertainty, this year offered a masterclass in what it takes to stay ahead in the game. Here are some key takeaways from 2024 that…
Source: Live Mint Volatility is an unavoidable aspect of equity markets, yet it is often misunderstood. While volatility represents short-term fluctuations in stock prices, it is not synonymous with risk. Learning to navigate through periods of volatility can turn market unpredictability into a long-term opportunity for wealth creation. Let’s explore volatility in detail, understand its…
Source: Live Mint National Stock Exchange data show that about a third of the direct retail flows in the fiscal year through November were during the dip in October, indicating that retail investors are becoming savvier and comfortable with market volatility. The gambit has paid off to an extent, with the stock markets rebounding in…
Source: Live Mint In an interview with Mint, Amit Suri, founder of AUM Wealth, discusses strategies for handling market volatility, including smart systematic transfer plans that adjust fund transfers based on market conditions. He also advises on credit card management and financial planning for discretionary expenses. Edited excerpts Can you share a bit about AUM…
Source: Live Mint Over the years, it has become evident that the most significant challenges in wealth management rarely stem from market complexities or economic uncertainties. Instead, they emerge from the intricate relationship between human emotions and financial decisions. Time and again, we have witnessed how our emotional responses to money can override years of…
Source: Live Mint Buying the dip involves purchasing stocks during price declines, betting on a rebound. To be sure, this could be a lucrative strategy, but is typically more suited to seasoned investors, such as institutional players who trade on behalf of individuals, aiming for long-term gains. Retail or individual participation in the stock markets…
Source: Live Mint Soros explained these ideas succinctly: “I can state the core idea in two relatively simple propositions. One is that in situations that have thinking participants, the participants’ view of the world is always partial and distorted. That is the principle of fallibility. The other is that these distorted views can influence the…
Source: Live Mint Indian markets scaled a fresh all-time high for the sixth consecutive session on Thursday, September 26, driven by positive global sentiment and robust domestic inflows. During today’s intra-day trading, the Nifty climbed 84 points to hit a new peak of 26,087, while the Sensex surged 293 points to a record high of…
Source: Live Mint Indian markets shed almost a per cent in the 11 days of September due to geopolitical tensions, concerns regarding rate cuts, expensive valuations and other negative global cues. The benchmark Nifty has lost 0.93 per cent in September so far but has risen almost 15 per cent in 2024 YTD. The decline…
