Today, there is an abundance of stockbrokers offering their premium services to individuals wanting to accumulate wealth through the financial markets. As such, it is vital to choose a good stockbroker who understands the investor’s financial goals

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In the last few years since discount broking or no-frills broking took off in India in a big way, the trading landscape has changed substantially. Increasingly, retail investors, small traders and even aggressive traders prefer the economic model of

Quite often, the very name of retirement planning is a misnomer because it starts when you start your career. But your retirement plan is likely to be most successful if it is started early, sustained in a disciplined manner and the risks are appropr

How exactly do you define a small cap stock in the Indian context? There are various definitions but largely small cap is a term used to classify companies with a relatively small market capitalization. To be on the safer side, you can just consider

Millennials in the Indian context are those who were born around the time India liberalized and moved from being a socialist economy to a capitalistic economy. Their journey over the last two decades plus has been synonymous with the technological re

The equity bull rally between 2003 and 2008 and the subsequent crash were classic lessons in the art of investing. Most investors turned cautious when the Sensex touched 10,000 in 2006. From that point, the Sensex doubled by early 2008. The subsequen

When you are planning your long term goals, your obvious assumption will be to maximize returns. That is because returns have a compounding effect on your wealth. Over a longer period of time, this advantage gets accentuated. Check out the illustrati

Indian stock markets are currently in a state of flux. Domestic growth is slowing and earnings growth has not been up to the mark. NBFCs have been facing liquidity problems. On top of that, the global trade war is a reality, China is slowing down and

If you have recently received a salivating SMS recommendation to buy a software stock at Rs.3 with the assurance that it will go up to Rs.20 in 1 month, you are not alone. There are thousands of investors across India getting such investment ideas. S

Even without looking at numbers you know that the first half of 2019 has not been great for the IPO market. The appetite for IPOs is a function of the secondary markets and the secondary markets have been just too volatile. This has led to limited ap

The Volatility Index (VIX) has been part off stock market analysis for the last decade. You must have noticed that the Nifty goes up when the VIX is low (below 15) and it tends to go down sharply when the Nifty is above 22. While there is no sanctity