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As a beginner with NO knowledge in stocks/mutual funds, what should my first step be to get into investing? How can I start? Should I - 1) Study Stocks (also, please suggestbest resources to get strted with) OR 2)Practically start with mutual funds

"Sebi Permits Mutual Funds to Invest in Overseas Funds Holding Indian Securities for Enhanced Transparency" Sebi Permits Mutual Funds to Invest in Overseas Funds with Limits on Indian Securities Exposure The Securities and Exchange Board of India (

No one can live with the same portfolio throughout their life. As things change on the personal front, your investment portfolio also needs to change. We are collaborating with HDFC Mutual Funds to bring you insights into how your investment portfol

can mutual fund be a profitable investment? A mutual fund is a company that pools money from many investors and invests the money in securities such as stocks, bonds, and short-term debt. The combined holdings of the mutual fund are known as its po

Pharma, Healthcare, and Banking Sectors Poised for Growth, Says Tata Mutual Fund Expert" should do the trick Rahul Singh of Tata Mutual Fund Discusses Growth Potential of Active Funds, NFOs, LTCG Tax Impact, and Market Valuation Risks Despite high

Found the following on Twitter (Now X), this influencer has wrongly given this name of "Hedge Fund" to his "Portfolio" and this person Sagar sarcastically replied What exactly is a Hedge Fund. Let's clear it out. A Hedge Fund is an investment fund

Volt Money Partners PhonePe To Offer Loans Against MFs - Partnership Announcement: Volt Money has partnered with PhonePe to offer loans against mutual funds through the PhonePe app, with loan sizes ranging from INR 25,000 to INR 5 Cr. - Integration

The biggest mistake I have seen many people make ... Many people think investing in equities or mutual funds is like gambling and so they stay away from it. What they do instead is: - Keep all their money in their savings account - Only invest in

In Investing, 20% = 25%. I haven’t gone crazy… When investing in stocks or smallcases, frequent rebalancing can severely impact your returns due to Short-Term Capital Gains (STCG) Tax. Here’s why: 🔹 Direct Stocks or Smallcase: Frequent rebalancing

You know the best ways of saving money, but your investments are low and your bank account wipes out in the first 15 days from the day salary credited in your account.💰 As information symmetry get established, stocks, and mutual funds became the ma