Many people keep wondering why the ‘poor’ retail investor does not come to the equity markets. Well there are many reasons, but here are some of the reasons that I have heard. Some from people with over Rs. 150 crores networth and some from people who think equity markets are gambling dens. 1. Poor corporate […]
Internationally as well as Nationally it is now well known that meditation is playing an important role in fund management. Either it is a confirmatory bias – I know more people in the BFSI space so more stories are reaching me, or that meditation itself is getting very popular. Whatever it is, meditation seems to […]
Many things in life are better achieved slowly if you want the gain to be permanent! Does this remind you of another boring task – the process of losing weight? If so, welcome! Investing and money management is a lot like eating. So is losing debt like dieting? maybe…maybe not. Is getting out of […]
So many people tell me, write to me…..saying ‘I agree we should do something about our retirement’ but rarely follow up on their words! So many people in their late 20s and early 30s KNOW that they have to save, invest, etc for their own lives and their children’s lives. They read up good websites, […]
There is no research in India done on topics like why people borrow, or how people invest…but here is an attempt at guessing…. 1. People borrow to buy assets : buying a car, a motorcycle, a house…..etc. requires sums of money that a person may not have, so borrowing becomes a must. 2. To pay […]
So many people ask me this question that I can reply without much thought….. Well to start with, 1. Do not open with a broker: I know how a broker used client A’s share to do a pay in for client B. It is a matter of relief that the shares were replaced next week, […]
There is not enough literature or education of how to handle your portfolio during your withdrawing phase. This is obvious – there is no money to be made withdrawing from your portfolio. There is a lot of money to be made while you accumulate it, but NIL when you are withdrawing it. Fair enough, right. […]