We are happy to release a new market timing tool with which you can convert daily price data to monthly data and compute moving averages for equity (indices, stocks and mutual funds), gold and gilt (using bond yield). This is a follow up to backtest conducted on equity, gold and gilts using double and single…
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Do you want mutual funds that have got a higher return than a benchmark at lower risk? Then here is an easy way to spot them!
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Many media reports are doing the rounds that IRDAI has issued a new rule in a circular on 11th June 2020 that health insurers cannot question (unless there is fraud) a claim made after holding a policy for eight continuous years. This is not a new development. We also explain what this means.
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A tactical entry and exit strategy for small cap mutual funds is discussed in this article. The impact of the strategy on the worst-performing small cap fund is promising enough to emerge as a better option than a buy and hope for the best SIP in a small cap mutual fund.
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India’s “debt to GDP ratio” increased by 3.5% from March 2019 to March 2020. In this article, we discuss concerns over how the lockdown could push govt debt higher and enumerate the status of govt borrowing pre-lockdown listed in the Ninth Edition of the Status Paper on Government Debt.
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Are you a young earner, who has just started investing in mutual funds? Have you started multiple SIPs (3,4,5 …) in mutual funds from the same category or type? Here is why this is a mistake and you need to stops some SIPs and consolidate your investments before it becomes a mess.
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Gilt mutual funds can be tricky to understand. Those who assume they have invested in “safe” govt bonds would be shocked to see how much their prices (NAV) fluctuates daily and can even lead to negative or low returns over a few years. In this article, we find out if a market timing method can…
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We discuss the basics of portfolio rebalancing: why do it, how to do it and when to do it, to address some of the common questions that investors have.
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Several banks offer high-yielding perpetual bonds. In this article, we discuss the basics of a perpetual bond and what investors need to know before buying them.
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This is the June 2020 momentum, low volatility stock screener for 100 stocks from the Nifty 100. Inside, you also get an Rs. 1000 off, discounted link to the lectures on goal-based portfolio management. This month eleven stocks quality (six new entrants) after filtering Nifty 100 with (1) positive 1-year return, (2) positive six-month return,…
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