Find the best stocks in Indian Share Market

Value and growth are two investing styles that have different characteristics and performance patterns in different market cycles. More often than not, growth and value stocks, along with their respective investing strategies, are presented as either-or choices. 

However, incorporating both into a portfolio can enhance your overall portfolio returns. Identifying an optimal mix of value and growth stocks can contribute to a more balanced investment approach. Let’s try to understand both investing strategies for effective portfolio building in this blog.

Since childhood we are told, there is right time for everything in life. Right time to get education, right time to get married, right time to buy a house, but is there a right time to invest in equity?

If there was a simple way to earn returns that are higher than the inflation rate everyone would have flocked to it. FDs, done in the safest banks, give interest rates that are almost the same as inflation rates.

Most people never pause to ask what they truly want before life passes by—they live without a Bucket List.

But asking “What do I want in life?” is where the real journey begins.

Write down what you want to own, achieve, experience, and become—and by what age.

Equity is the only asset class available for a retail investor for beating inflation. Over the long term, Equity is quite consistent when it comes to beating inflation and generating wealth. For those who have a risk appetite and a long time horizon, Equity must form the bulk of the asset allocation.

Buying a Mutual Funds (MF) has become very easy, however, investing in them is not that easy. Investors wanting to understand what they are buying into, what can they expect from an MF may be a daunting task. 

E.g. even if you do finalize on a particular scheme, you will have to choose a Regular plan or a Direct plan, Growth option or...