Multicap funds are diversified equity mutual fund schemes which invest across market cap segments i.e. large cap, midcap and small caps. Multicap funds have historically been one of the most popular mutual fund categories among investors in India. In November 2020, the market regulator SEBI introduced a new fund category called...Read More

We are living in the technology era. In the last 20 – 25 years, technology has been the biggest driver of change in businesses, industries and the global economy. The Top 5 companies by market capitalization in S&P 500 index (the index of the largest 500 companies in the US) are all technology companies e.g. Apple, Microsoft, Amazon...Read More

Debt mutual funds offer investors a variety of solutions for different types of risk profiles and investment needs. Investors usually have three considerations when investing in debt funds viz. low risk, higher returns compared to traditional investments and visibility of returns. In this blog post, we will discuss "rolling down SDL", a good investment...Read More

We have discussed a number of times in our blog that Systematic Investment Plans is the ideal way of investing for your long term goals. An important factor in wealth creation is investment tenure due to power of compoundingover time. Longer your investment tenure, greater is the effect of compounding. Mutual fund SIPs enable you to...Read More

After crashing to 7,500 levels during March meltdown due to COVID-19, Nifty recovered to its previous high earlier this month and now is trading at its all-time high near 12,800 levels. Investors who did not panic and sell in March / April must now be sitting pretty and investors who used the March correction to tactically invest in equity would have...Read More

According to SEBI, stocks whose market Capitalizations are smaller than the 250th company by market Cap are classified as SmallCap stocks. SmallCap companies tend to be newer companies or emerging companies which have not yet reached the scale of operations associated with Mid Cap companies. These companies can be in sectors...Read More

Risk diversification in investment parlance is essentially an application of the age old idiom, “Do not put all your eggs in one basket”. Prices of different assets rise or fall depending upon market and economic conditions. If you spread your investment over different assets, your risk of making a loss reduces compared to investing in a single...Read More

Investors, who do not want to expose a portion of their wealth to vagaries of equity markets, invest in fixed income instruments like bank deposits and debt mutual funds. Debt mutual funds have become increasingly popular with retail investors and HNIs over the last 10 years. Potential of superior returns across different risk...Read More

Spread of Coronavirus pandemic across the world has sent stock markets around the world in a free fall. From its all time high of nearly 42,000 in mid January, the Sensex broke below 26,000 levels towards the end of March 2020. Over the last 2 – 3 weeks we saw a good recovery in the market and the Sensex is now trading above the...Read More

The outbreak of Coronavirus pandemic over the last 2 months or so has sent shockwaves through financial markets across the world. The pandemic has rapidly spread outside China over the last one month and infections have multiplied in many countries including India. Stock markets in major economies have cracked with Dow...Read More