Get Set For A Reset
The American voting is already at an advanced stage with significantly more voters preferring to use the postal ballot. By November 3rd, […]
Raise Your Defence – October 2020
We have a week left before America makes up her mind on the next President. Unlike previous elections, this one seems to […]
Myths About Financial Planning
Surprisingly, most people have the wrong ideas about financial planning. Financial Planning has often been confused, misconstrued, and mistaken for almost […]
Worsening Polarity
Secular behavior isn’t driving the sustained momentum in our markets. Just about 100 stocks are keeping this market up. The bulk of […]
Questions To Ask Before You Choose Your Financial Planner
Here is the Transcript if you would like to read instead: Jayalakshmi: October is World Financial Planning Month. To us, the […]
Portfolio Management Services + Mutual Funds
Looking for PMS vs MF? When it comes to equity investing, investors often question the difference between mutual funds and portfolio management services. There […]
Defensives Rule
The week saw a sustained rally in defensives. While pharma held steady, tech stocks showed tremendous strength. Towards the weekend, financials joined […]
Double Trouble
The drama of the American Presidential polls promises to keep stock markets volatile for the next few months. Like politics, markets are […]
Fixed Income Outlook – October 2020
“Someone will always be getting richer faster than you. This is not a tragedy.” – Charlie Munger It’s not easy to be […]
Make Your Response Count
The speed at which stocks rerate excites us on the way up. But, they can also rattle us on the way down. […]
Financial Planning in Your Forties
This blog was updated on 14 December 2020 Senthil sipped a warm cup of Suleimani Chai and watched the coconut trees […]
Risk Taking Rises
Recency bias in markets is evident. Funds are desperately trying to ensure their participation in the performing sectors and stocks. This means […]