Must Read in Stock Investment
25 articles
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Value Destructive Growth
Growth is one of the most important components of wealth creation.
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Cracking the Multibagger Code: Part 2
This article summarizes the investment strategy of Siddhartha Bhaiya, the Managing Director and CIO of Aequitas.
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Cracking the Multibagger Code: Part 1
This article summarizes the investment strategy of Siddhartha Bhaiya, the Managing Director and CIO of Aequitas.
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Time in the Market vs Timing the Market: What Actually Builds Wealth
Time in the market vs timing the market is a recurring debate, especially when markets reach new highs.
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The Butterfly Effect: How Small Changes Can Have a Huge Impact
It is nearly impossible to accurately forecast stock prices or market levels.
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The Ultimate Guide to Investing in Stocks
If there was a simple way to earn returns that are higher than the inflation rate everyone would have flocked to it.
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How to Invest in Resilient Large-Cap and Blue-Chip Stocks Wisely
Quality First – if you live by this principle, then investing in Blue-chip stocks will come naturally to you.
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25 Frequently Used Stock Market Terms Investors Should Know
As soon as you start your investment journey, you may come across several terms that simply seem to fly over your head.
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How To Invest In Stocks – The Complete Guide To Stock Market Investments
Irrespective of whether you are a beginner or someone with a bit of experience, everyone could use a bit of expert advice on how to invest in stocks the right way.
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Why a Model Portfolio Approach Can Work Against You
A model portfolio is a predefined basket of stocks with fixed weightages, managed based on a fund manager’s conviction and risk-reward framework.
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How many stocks to own in portfolio?
You invest in stocks to meet your financial goals; earning high returns helps you achieve them faster.
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Buying Stocks in Tranches: How It Reduces Buyer’s Remorse in Investing
After buying a stock, if the price falls, you wish you had waited. If it rises, you regret not buying more. The same emotions apply when selling—either you exited too early or…
