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The infiltration of the internet and stronger technologies of communication have altered every fact of our lives. The brokerage industry has also not been left behind that has evolved with the purpose of catering to the various needs of investors and traders.

In India, promising financial landscapes have infused the domestic financial markets with vigor and have opened up myriad opportunities for investors.

Today, no average investor would consider investing in debt funds at a time when global central banks are increasing interest rates. In India, investors holding bonds or debt funds are worried about the possibility of marked-to-market losses on their investments.

“Do not save what is left after spending but spend what is left after saving” is a famous quote by Warren Buffet.

His words precisely sum up the importance of saving money for a better future.

The Season of IPOs is back again!! Here's what to expect from the IPOs that are coming in 2nd half of 2022.

IPO of LIC is almost here. And, we have covered details in this post. To learn more about the IPO of LIC scroll down. 

When it comes to TAX saving ELSS is the best instrument. Today in our post we will describe how ELSS will help you as a TAX saving Instrument. 

What is ETF in India? Get the answer to all the questions regarding ETF investments to make in India.

There are several methods for determining whether an investment is good or bad, as well as when to purchase or sell it. When considering a new investment, whether a stock or another type of security, the overall economy, economic statistics, financial statements, and fundamentals can all be useful considerations. One of them is technical research. What is technical research, exactly?

Here's a quick guide to mutual funds for beginners in India. To give a head start to you and your investment journey.

Intraday trading refers to stock transactions that take place on the same day. As a result, it applies to the purchase and sale of stock in a single trading session. You must book gains within the same trading session in intraday trading and not park your money for an extended period of time. Compounding returns over a couple of years isn't a viable option here. Intraday trading necessitates having a keen sense of how the market can behave, as well as the ability to react quickly and profit in a matter of hours. 

                         Things to know about small-cap funds:

As per SEBI’s mandate, small-cap funds must invest at least 65% of their assets in small-cap stocks. The balance can be invested in large-cap, midcap, and other assets. These funds invest across industry sectors to diversify risks.

251st company onwards in terms of full market capitalization are known as small-cap stocks. Small-cap stocks are perceived to be riskier than large cap and midcap stocks, but they have higher returns potential than midcap and large-cap stocks in the long term.

The small-cap mutual funds try to take advantage of such companies. Here is a detailed guide on small-cap funds and their advantages.

In this blog, we have discussed a study on the relationship between the ‘much-talked topic’ Bitcoin and Gold. In order to study the relationship, we have plotted a ratio chart i.e. Comex Gold future / CME Bitcoin future (in percentage terms).

To come up with our assumptions we have used mean revision theory. The mean revision suggests that price volatility or historical returns of an asset will eventually revert to the long-term average or mean value of that entire period. Also, in the lower pane of the charts, we have plotted RSI (Relative strength index) to study the momentum of the ratio. 

In order to boost domestic manufacturing and cut down on import bills, the central government in March this year introduced a scheme that aims to give companies incentives on incremental sales from products manufactured in domestic units. Apart from inviting foreign companies to set shop in India, the scheme also aims to encourage local companies to set up or expand existing manufacturing units

March end is approaching fast, and the race to save tax. Given below is the ‘thumb-rule guide to help you to tax saving and interest on late payment of taxes at the filing of your income tax returns. We have placed the pointers in chronological order so that it takes us through a seamless flow: 

Long-term capital gains (LTCG) are taxable under the Income Tax Act. However, you can get exemption on LTCG tax under Sections 54, 54F, and 54EC. While Sections 54 and 54F pertain to purchasing a house with the capital gains made, Section 54EC allows you to claim exemption from LTCG tax on the purchase of notified government bonds.

Capital Gain Bonds are being issued as “Long Term Specified assets” within the meaning of Sub Section 54EC of Income Tax Act 1961. Those desirous of availing exemption from the capital gain tax under section 54EC may invest in these bonds.

Capital gain arising from the transfer of the Long-Term capital assets can be invested in these bonds within a period of six months from the date of transfer of the asset for getting exemption from the capital gain tax under section 54EC. The maximum limit for investing in these bonds is Rs.50 Lacs and minimum Rupees Ten Thousand.

Are you one of those people who wants to earn regular income on there fixed-income investment? Than this blog is for you. And, when it comes to fixed income plans so there are so many options to invest in. PPF, NSC, bank fixed deposits, and the best one is NCD.

An investment pool of debt funds is like a mutual fund or a foreign exchange fund where fixed revenue assets are a primary holding. A debt fund investment may invest in short-term or long-term bonds, securitized products, financial market tools, or the floating debt rate. The debt fund fee levels on average are less than the equity funds because the total administration expense is lower.

Normally when we asked for an investment in mutual funds for the long term, we heard from everyone who does SIP. As a layman, the first question that comes to mind is What is SIP? 

Companies have a variety of different ways of raising money. For example, IPO (Initial public offerings) is how businesses receive capital from retail investors. On exchanges such as BSE and NSE, the stock is listed after the IPO. The funds raised by the company during the IPO are then used for the growth of the business.

Likewise, they collect capital through NFOs (New Fund Offers) with AMCs (asset management companies). It is through an NFO scheme that new mutual funds come into being. Funds received in the NFO by the AMC are used for securities purchases in compliance with the scheme's mandate. NFO certainly seeks your attention if you are looking to learn more about mutual funds.