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Momentum Investment Strategy: A Quick Overview
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Momentum investing is a strategy that aims to capitalize on the continuation of existing trends in the market. The idea is to buy assets that have performed well recently and sell those that have underperformed, assuming that winners will continue to rise and losers will keep falling, at least in…
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SEBI Tightens F&O Rules: Measures to Strengthen Market Integrity
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SEBI’s new regulations are a clear effort to promote market stability and protect investor interests. While some traders might face short-term challenges as they adapt to these changes, the long-term outlook points towards a healthier and more transparent derivatives market. These reforms underscore SEBI’s commitment to creating a fairer and…
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China’s Stimulus Package and its effect on Indian market
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China’s recently unveiled stimulus package, designed to revive its economy by boosting liquidity and supporting the property market, is likely to have ripple effects on the Indian economy and stock markets. The measures taken by the People’s Bank of China (PBoC), such as reducing the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) and…
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Systematic Investment Plan
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A Systematic Investment Plan, commonly referred to as SIP, is an investment strategy where an investor contributes a fixed amount of money at regular intervals (typically monthly) into a mutual fund or other investment options. This allows investors to build wealth over time in a disciplined manner without having to…
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Fixed Income Products 101
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Fixed income products are financial instruments that pay regular interest or dividends to investors. These products include government and corporate bonds, certificates of deposit (CDs), treasury securities, and other debt instruments. The primary feature of fixed income investments is that they pay a predetermined, fixed interest rate over a specified…
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Mutual Funds 101
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Mutual funds are pooled investment vehicles where multiple investors contribute to a fund managed by professionals. The fund uses this capital to invest in a diversified portfolio, which may include stocks, bonds, or other securities. The key benefit of mutual funds is diversification, reducing risk by spreading investments across different…