Mutual funds is a huge industry and though regulated strongly by SEBI, there are many in-built structural faults in a mutual fund that makes it a highly inefficient investment vehicle. Though it is a good choice if you neither understand the markets nor you have any time. In mutual funds the fund manager is working […]
Wealth Management Options – And the Undisclosed Dangers of Mutual Funds Read More »
If you want to look beyond the trade wars, fed rate hike, RBI rate cut, budget, and even 2019 elections, then every serious long term investor must go through the video presentation posted below.
Why Invest Now – India on Cusp of Explosive Growth Read More »
Several experts are saying that 2019 will be bad for investors citing trade war, Fed rate hikes, global slowdown and domestic rising deficit and political uncertainty. We had recommended exit from equities in August 2018 when Nifty was 11430, and now we recommend to start investing in equities again. The change in view is due
Mutual Funds v/s Stocks Portfolio #MutualFundsSahiNahiHai. By design, mutual funds have inbuilt limitations which ensure that they will never be able to protect investors’ capital in a recession. Read this article to find the glaring inbuilt faults in mutual funds and save yourself from the hype created by mutual funds industry. This article is the
Equity mutual funds have failed in every major fall to protect investors’ capital Some Common Myths (About equity mutual funds) Myth: MF can save you from downfalls Fact: Not a single equity scheme was safe in 2008, all fell almost as much as the markets Myth: Investing in different MFs reduces risk Fact: There
Mutual Funds – Proven Failure Record in Every Fall Read More »
It is a perfect case of tailwinds turning into headwinds. We alerted on 15th May, 2018 to exit from equities when Nifty was exactly trading at 10900 (click here to see the alert). Nifty is now at a PE multiple of 26.5 which is at a very high historical level from which it has always
Indian Economy Faces Daunting Risks – Equity Investors are in for a Crude Shock Read More »
Weakest Performance of last four years : The Indian economy expanded at its weakest since 2014 first quarter. It grew at just 5.7 percent year-on-year in the second quarter of 2017, below 6.1 percent in the previous period. In this article we will look at the current health of economy, which parts of GDP are
First paper, then paper money. This is pure logic. It is hardly surprising that the first notes or better, the first paper money, appeared in China. With the invention of paper and printing on its account, this country was almost destined to produce the first paper money. During the Tang Dynasty (618-907) there was
The World’s First Paper Money was created in China 1,400 years ago Read More »
As of December 30, 2015, the official debt of the United States government is $18.8 trillion ($18,825,061,664,536). This amounts to: $58,361 for every person living in the U.S. $151,100 for every household in the U.S. 104% of the U.S. gross domestic product. 539% of annual federal revenues. At the close of the federal government’s 2014
US Debt is 10 times larger than all the US dollars in circulation Read More »
Between A.D. 307 and 324, the worth of one pound of gold in Rome rose from 100,000 denarii (a Roman coin) to 300,000 denarii. By the middle of the fourth century, a pound of gold was worth 2,120,000,000 denarii—an early example of runaway inflation, which was partly responsible for the collapse of the Roman Empire.1
