Here is a simple way to select your first stock without breaking your head using the Nifty Strategic Indices. These are a couple of videos published on freefincal @youtube and is along the lines of my lazy investing series. The idea is to help new stock investors to quickly pick stocks with minimal effort. Do have a…
Continue reading →If you are looking for mid cap and small cap value stocks or mid cap growth stocks, there is now an easy way to create a shortlist for further study. NSE has recently launched strategic indices based on Nifty 500 (100 large caps + 150 midcaps and 250 small caps) and Nifty 200 (100 large…
Continue reading →It has been seven months since I started lazy stock investing. These are five stock portfolios based on NSE indices. Their current status is reported in this post. Three of them are based on smart beta (active + passive) indices and two on a passive index. The main aim is to find out how effective…
Continue reading →Here is a list of stocks with momentum and low volatility from the Nifty 100. Starting this month, I would like to publish this list on a monthly basis. Readers interested in momentum investing combined with low volatility can use this as a starting point. Momentum investing essentially means identifying stocks that have moved up…
Continue reading →Stock momentum investing is a fascinating and counterintuitive concept like low-volatility stock investing. Momentum investing is essentially chasing stocks with good past performance! In this post, we find out if momentum investing in India works by analysing the S&P BSE Momentum Index. That is, we find out if the strategy can yield better returns than a…
Continue reading →Readers may be aware that from June 2018, I have started testing five stock portfolios based on NSE indices. Their current status is reported in this post. Three of them are based on smart beta (active + passive) indices and two on a passive index. The main aim is to find out (after the lapse…
Continue reading →When I start asking my audience, is it possible to get higher returns at lower risk? Many respond that it is not possible. I enjoy the surprise on their faces when they see evidence that low volatility stock investing works quite well and that it is possible to get higher returns at lower risk. I had earlier…
Continue reading →Readers may be aware that from June 2018, I have started testing five stock portfolios based on NSE indices. Their current status is reported in this post. Three of them are based on smart beta (active + passive) indices and two on a passive index. The main aim is to find out (after the lapse…
Continue reading →A question many people ask today is, How should we invest in the present market condition? I discuss simple ways to stay focused and navigate the present market condition. I would wager that five out of every 10 mutual funds or stock investor is fairly new having entered around 2014 or later. The downward movement in…
Continue reading →Readers may be aware that from June 2018, I have started testing five stock portfolios based on NSE indices. Their current status is reported in this post. Three of them are based on smart beta (active + passive) indices and two on a passive index. The main aim is to find out (after the lapse…
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