Tackling 13.10 or 26.2 miles is a long way to run. A runner needs to respect the distance and train for it. Training exudes confidence. On a race day, implement one’s own winning strategy: Pace – Don’t start fast, maintain the pace you can sustain the entire race, if energy left press pedal in last 15-20% … More Running & Investing – 3 Ways to Win
Don’t flee the market in a panic, but rather embrace the turmoil as an investment opportunity–you’ll be better off in the long run. The stock market always fascinates me. It always gives a kick to an investor with its volatility. In Volatility, most of the time what happens with me is – Buy high and … More Reflections of a young analyst – Volatile: Stay Invested
The most important key to successful investing can be summed up in just two words-asset allocation – Michael LeBoeuf Have you ever wondered why every investment professional uses the word – asset allocation and what is the importance it holds in your investment journey? Assets allocation is an important ingredient for the success of your portfolio. First, … More Reflections of a young Analyst – Asset Allocation
Is this a good time to invest ?The reason is that the stock market has been on a roll for the past 18 months or so and many investors have earned handsome returns during this period. But such a sharp rally in the market has also forced some investors to wonder if this is the … More My Journey – The right time to invest in Equity Market ???
A lot of people ask this question “How direct equity investment is different from a mutual fund?” If you want to start investing with the perspective of long term and aim to churn the high return (real after adjusting inflation and post-tax) you have both the option for investment. Either you can start investment in … More Reflections of a young Analyst – Equity Vs Mutual Fund
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