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Personal Finance | Don’t let the listless market force your hand
A sideways market is often tiresome for investors and could push you towards exiting the market
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Personal Finance: How to put PE ratio to use in analysing stocks
It is worthwhile to understand some factors that impact the PE ratio of companies
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Personal Finance | A primer on how to use PE in investing
What are the determining factors in a PE ratio
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Personal Finance: Is buy-and-hold a valid market strategy?
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Personal Finance | Think biologically when it comes to investing
Investors need to view investing from an evolutionary perspective as stock markets do not care for your convictions or financial desperation
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Personal Finance | Don’t sell for the wrong reason
A loss is not a mistake. The latter will need you to sell, not the former
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Personal Finance | This mistake of indulgence could leave you old and broke
As you earn more, stay wary of ‘lifestyle creep’
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Personal Finance: Do you have the gut to be a trader?
Trading is not one dimensional, it is not about having certainty of a profitable trade nor is it about being able to predict future market movements
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Personal Finance: The fine line between Speculating and Investing
Your decision to speculate should be dependent on your mindset and the ability of your portfolio to sustain a loss
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Is gold a safe haven?
Gold is not considered a productive asset as it does not generate cash flows but is still an excellent portfolio diversifier
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Personal Finance: The big market risk investors ignore near their retirement
Pay heed. Withdrawing funds for retirement during a market decline has the potential to destroy the longevity of your portfolio
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Personal Finance | Getting the valuation game right is key to equity investing
In the complex game of valuation of a business to invest in its equities, here are some useful insights that you could focus on
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Personal Finance | When to sell your investments?
As investors, the decision to sell can often feel like walking a tightrope—balancing market uncertainty, personal goals, and fund performance. It’s not always about the market’s moves but understanding the deeper triggers that guide an exit strategy
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Personal Finance: Are women risk averse?
It is time to shed staid narratives and be objective in making your financial plan
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Personal Finance | All eyes on market valuations
Returns are significantly influenced by the price paid to acquire the asset and no matter how good it is, you may end up overpaying
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Personal Finance | View the market through a long-term lens
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Personal Finance: How long will the longest bull run last?
Investors go all out into equities in a bull run. Recency Bias sets in making them believe that the run will not end for a long time
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Personal Finance | You cannot make money without a long-term mindset
Market irrationality can last a very long time – be it exuberance or dismay. By sticking to your SIP, you don’t fall prey emotionally to the prevailing sentiment
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Personal Finance: Step into 2025 cautiously, there’s a lot of uncertainty ahead
The risk is not in the market, but in your portfolio
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Personal Finance: Why the angst against SIP is futile
The SIP is not just a narrative, it helps practically and overcomes psychological impediments
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Personal Finance | Are multi-asset funds the best solution for proper asset allocation?
Don’t buy a multi-asset fund and assume that your asset allocation is automatically taken care of
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Personal Finance | Rent vs Buying: The futility of the debate
The need for polarised views is unjustified. One is not superior to the other. It is never a pure financial decision, so don’t fall for the stale clichés
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Personal Finance: Every asset is not meant to shoot out the lights
You portfolio can’t be in a perpetual bullish state. Always keep asset allocation in mind
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Personal Finance | How to put the odds in your favour in equities
Even if you buy at the high, but do not lose your nerve and hold through a decline, you will do well when you catch the next high
