From Adani to Finfluencers, portfolio bond to the Japanese Yen, what made the headlines this year
Stay away from speculative investments and go long on Christmas trees if you’re bullish on climate action, and more ways to rake it in. Merry Christmas!
SMEs can be classified based on size of turnover and market cap. For your knowledge and because I need something to joke about, here are the classifications and how to use them.
Happy Diwali and Muhurat trading tomorrow, from 6.15 pm - 7.15 pm
Aka playing Monopoly with real investor’s money.
This earnings seasons promises to be special.
A sort of prequel to the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup, the Asia Cup held investment lessons for the discerning.
This Asia Cup is like Asian World Cup before the World Cup in October. As India beat 2022 Asia Cup champion Sri Lanka by 10 wickets to lift the trophy, the Asia Cup has taught some important investing lessons.
What Pragyan rover teaches us about sharing investing screenshots online, reasons to consider Mars soyabean futures in 30 Mars years and more investment lessons from ISRO missions.
Get ready for random pronouncements like 'the Pragyan rover is like a dividend that comes out of the value stock that is the Vikram Lander.'
Join the National Procrastination Scheme and resign from Middle Class, listen to your parents and spend long weekends in office instead of running into colleagues at the beach where you're holidaying.
Why rupee cost averaging is like adding losers to a dysfunctional friends group, how loss avoidance is like a CRR you place on yourself, and whose BMI is more likely to rise than their stocks portfolio.
It’s quarterly results' season now, or as Indian share market uncles will tell you: “Dhando nu time”. A word to the wise retail investor...
In the spirit of the season, here are 5 ways to save tax that are not listed in the laws.
It's unlikely that either film will end up bombing at the box office. But if the hype over the movies is more sustainable than the hype in the markets right now, you can have a blast either way.