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Explainer -- India's UPI MDR shake-up: What changes and why it mattersIndia will soon introduce a merchant discount rate on UPI payments. This fee applies to transactions exceeding two thousand rupees with mer...
AI, algorithms and human judgement: The future of portfolio managementAI is moving beyond technology and reshaping how investors analyse markets, manage risk and construct portfolios. As algorithms become incr...
Indian property is an NRI favourite—but is it the smartest way to build wealth?For years, buying a home in India has been almost synonymous with investing for many Non-Resident Indians (NRIs). A flat in Mumbai, Delhi, ...
New charges on UPI payments: Here's what you will be charged for stock market investmentsUPI payments for capital market transactions will attract a nominal 0.02% Merchant Discount Rate, capped at Rs 300. The fee covers mutual f...
Quote of the day by Edwin Lefevre: "It is only fair to admit that the commonest and most expensive blunder that all exceptionally brilliant business men make is being right too soon"Edwin Lefevre’s quote highlights how being correct too early can prove costly in business and investing. Great ideas depend on timing, pati...
70% NSE revenue under Sebi shadow: Is F&O risk a key overhang for IPO investors?NSE’s IPO comes with a strong market position but also a key regulatory overhang, with options contributing nearly 60% of operating revenue...
Quote of the day by David Swensen: "The underlying driving force behind market timing decisions seems to be emotional — fear, greed, chasing performance — buying something after it has gone up, disappointment, and sales after something has declined."David Swensen emphasizes that emotional biases, such as fear, greed, and performance chasing, often drive poor market timing decisions. Inv...
Daily vs weekly vs monthly SIP: Does investing more frequently create more wealth?A comparative study of daily, weekly, and monthly SIPs across 5 active equity fund categories and 5 time horizons offers a clear answer.
Quote of the day by Dean Williams: "Expertise is great, but it has a bad side effect. It tends to create an inability to accept new ideas"Expertise can sharpen judgment but also create resistance to new ideas. For investors, relying too heavily on established beliefs can obscu...
Keep humans as pets? Amid Anthropic researcher’s ‘AI will kill humans’ warning, how AI could take over the world without wiping us outAI researchers express concerns about potential human extinction and enfeeblement. These fears stem from loss-of-control scenarios and deli...
How you CSR, not what, matters: India's CSR mandate and the hidden cost for companiesIndia's statutory corporate social responsibility (CSR) mandate could impede authentic social engagement. By enforcing mandatory spending, ...
Quote of the day by Daniel Kahneman: "When deciding to sell, people have control over whether to give themselves pleasure or give themselves pain, and they tend to give themselves pleasure. In other words, they tend to sell winners and hang on to losers. It turns out to be a bad idea."Daniel Kahneman’s behavioural economics insights explain why investors often sell winning stocks too early while holding losing investments...
Global Market: Samsung, SK Hynix payouts put South Korea’s corporate reform to the testSamsung Electronics and SK Hynix’s massive shareholder-return plans are putting South Korea’s efforts to narrow the “Korea discount” While ...
Global investing is no longer optional for Indian investors—but diversification is more than buying NVIDIA and Apple: Dhiraj RelliBut simply buying familiar names such as NVIDIA, Apple or Tesla does not automatically create a diversified international portfolio, warns ...
Silver gave 98% returns in 1 year, but investors made just 18%; 56% investments in loss: ReportSilver’s 98% one-year rally has triggered a surge in investor interest, but chasing past gains could hurt future returns. The latest report...
Quote of the day by Charles Ellis: "Only novel “soft-shelled” ideas produce extraordinary returns, because the obvious ideas are already reflected in a stock’s price."Charles Ellis argues that extraordinary investment returns are more likely to come from overlooked, unconventional ideas than widely known ...
Rs 10,000 SIP can create Rs 87.3 lakh in 20 years. Why this projection may not match your actual outcomeSIP calculators can overstate realistic wealth creation by assuming fixed contributions for decades. DSP Mutual Fund highlights how income-...