Suppose you bought two stocks- Stock A and Stock B. The buying price of both these stocks is the same, i.e. Rs 100. After two years, you checked the returns from both these stocks and found that the current price of stock A has moved to Rs 180. On the other hand, the...
What are Growth at a Reasonable Price Stocks: If you have been investing intelligently in the stock market, then you definitely would have heard about ‘growth’ and ‘value’ stocks. These are the two extreme kinds of investment strategies in the...
What is Loss Aversion: If we ask you to play a coin toss game with us where you’ll get Rs 1,000 if you win, however, you’ll have to give us Rs 1,000 if you lose, will you play the game? It’s a fair game. Right? You have an equal chance to win Rs 1,000. However, if you...
Most people who are new to the stock market believes that there is some hidden formula for successful investing that people from a business background or those having an educational qualification in finance/commerce knows. However, the truth is that rules of...
We all know the story of Warren Buffett!! How he attended Columbia University and got mentored by his professor and a great investor- Benjamin Graham (The father of value investing and author of the best selling book ‘The Intelligent Investor’). But most of the...
The stock market looks like a golden place to build wealth. There are a number of popular stories of the ace investors in India (and abroad) who made tonnes of money by investing in stocks. However, alongside the pros, there are also many ugly truths about the stock...
23 Must-know mutual fund terms for investors: Investing in mutual funds can be a good alternative for the people who are interested to invest in equities but do not have much time and knowledge to invest individually. As mutual funds as professionally managed, can sit...
What is Gambler’s Fallacy: Statistics are always surrounded by two kinds of events – dependent and independent events. While the dependent event’s calculations are governed by different approaches such as the Naïve Bayes theorem and full joint distribution tables, the...
What is Buyer’s Remorse: Have you ever bought a new pair of shoes that you’ve been planning to buy for a while, but started regretting the purchase as soon as you arrive home? Maybe it was the best deal in the last three months, and you got a discount of over...
We all have heard numerous stories about people who started from scratch and with empty pockets but turned out to be millionaires and billionaires. Lots of people usually ask what are the habits to overcome poverty and become rich? so let’s have a look. What...
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