Here is a list of stocks with low volatility and momentum for September 2021 from the Nifty 100. You can also get the historical data from March 2019 to September 2021. We filter Nifty 100 for (1) positive 1-year return, (2) positive six-month return, (3) price > 200-day moving average, (4) 50% of daily positive…
Continue reading →Mirae Asset S&P 500 Top 50 ETF is an open-ended scheme replicating/tracking S&P 500 Top 50 Total Return Index. Mirae Asset S&P 500 Top 50 ETF Fund of Fund is an open-ended fund of fund scheme predominantly investing in Mirae Asset S&P 500 Top 50 ETF. Both products have an NFO period of 1st September…
Continue reading →We received this question on how to generate monthly income that handles inflation from a retirement corpus. “Hi, Pattu Sir, I read about reaching 45x annual expenses in this article: How I plan to achieve financial independence and move to my native place. Considering this as a thumb rule, I have a query. Assumption: My…
Continue reading →In the latest edition of the reader audit, we learned how a reader plans to achieve financial independence, quit his job and move to his native place. Here, he had mentioned, “Since 2016, I’ve been working on a side-hustle, which makes more income than my full-time job. I’ve also joined the “Earn From Skills” training…
Continue reading →We have often pointed out that the fate of our mutual fund SIPs is decided by “timing luck” and not because of patience or discipline or rupee cost averaging. We have also presented the solution to this problem: Do not expect returns from mutual fund SIPs! Do this instead! However, this stance confuses new readers of…
Continue reading →In this edition of the reader audit, we meet a 39-year old unmarried male working in the private sector. He explains how he plans to achieve financial independence, quit his job and move to his native place. I am grateful to readers for sharing intimate details about their financial lives for the benefit of readers. This…
Continue reading →This is a question received on our YouTube channel: “Hi, I am aged 30. New to your videos and blog. I have been hooked to it for the past two days. Can you make a video on “How to invest your 60% equity allocation”? Where, assume I have one crore with me, and I have…
Continue reading →I recently received this email: “I am a 41-year-old salaried single lady, and stumbled upon your blog site recently, in my quest to effective portfolio management. I have realised that I have made lots of financial mistakes to date, like not investing enough in mutual funds or PPF, too much diversification in the stock portfolio,…
Continue reading →Side-hustle seems to be the buzz phrase in the current era. Thanks to the infinite need for money and creative fulfilment. Well, that is right. A side-hustle is not just about income but also about creative satisfaction in addition to the financial rewards. In this article, author and content writer Smriti Tuteja shares some side-hustle…
Continue reading →There are a total of 23 actively managed midcap mutual funds available for investment today. Out of these, 20 are older than five years. This article evaluates how these midcap mutual funds have fared against the Nifty Midcap 150 Total Returns Index. We identify four midcap mutual funds that have outperformed the index consistently. We…
Continue reading →Ramesh asks, “Dear Pattu Sir, I have invested in ICICI Prudential Nifty Next 50 Index Fund Direct Plan via SIP since 2019. I recently read your post in Asan Ideas for Wealth (a Facebook group) that Value Research (VR) has rated this fund one-star. Can you please explain why this is so? Should I continue…
Continue reading →In the previous article, Anil explained how he achieved financial independence without mutual funds or stocks by building a 70X portfolio in fixed income ((where X is the annual expense that will persist in retirement). In this sequel, he discusses how he wishes to invest in the future, lessons he learnt about financial independence and…
Continue reading →Is it possible to achieve financial independence without investing in equity? Yes! In this edition of the reader audit (part one of two), Anil explains how he did it. In March 2020, I received an interesting comment from a reader in response to The Financial Arrow of Time (an account of how I wasted money…
Continue reading →This is a debt mutual fund screener for fund selection, fund portfolio tracking and learning. It also includes hybrid funds that invest in bonds. It will satisfy investors who wish to invest in money market funds, banking and PSU funds etc. The credit quality of the bonds in the portfolio and the bond maturity profile…
Continue reading →In this edition of the reader audit, we meet a 34-year-old with a family of six. He describes his mistakes over the last ten years and lessons learned from them in a candid essay. We feel proud and blessed that readers come forward to generously share details about their financial life to help and inspire…
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