Category: Insights

‘Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing’ – Warren Buffet

As human beings, avoiding uncertainties comes naturally to us. We are governed by the need for certain outcomes in almost all aspects of our life & investing is no different. As far as possible, many investors try & avoid taking risks while choosing their investments thereby, completely avoiding equities in their portfolio! But they don’t understand that not taking a certain level of risk is a risk in itself. Continue reading “The risk of not taking enough risks”

One of the most common queries we have been receiving recently from the millennials (people aged between 26-41 years) is whether they will be able to accumulate Rs. 100 cr. in their lifetime through mutual funds? Continue reading “Is it possible to accumulate Rs.100 cr. through mutual funds?”

Equity or Debt? Whether to run after capital appreciation through equity or look for secured returns in Debt? The most common dilemma every investor (amateur or pro) goes through in their investment journey! Continue reading “Equity or Debt?”

Continue reading “Investors returns vs. mutual fund returns”

Down market, bear markets, market crashes – whatever you want to call them follow no rules. History is proof that market crashes are inevitable. The reason stock markets have historically returned more than bonds or gold is specifically because they are volatile and crash on occasion. Please note that volatility is the price one must pay to achieve higher returns than are offered in
less volatile assets. Continue reading “Why market crashes are inevitable & make sense for a long-term disciplined investor”

Continue reading “Nine Personal Finance Rules we all should know!”

Warren Buffet is regarded as one of the best investors in the history of mankind. He achieved a CAGR of 20% for eight decades- played the game for the longest time and became the biggest winner.

Continue reading “Creating wealth. The Warren Buffet way”

Continue reading “Mutual Fund: A journey from NAV 10 to 2,205”