A layman’s guide to Investing in the market
This piece is for retail investors with limited hard earned money, who would try to get significantly higher returns than what other instruments can provide without being greedy about super normal returns
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Human Behavior and investment
Most financial theory is based on the idea that everyone takes careful account of all available information before making investment decisions. It is assumed that human beings are rational. Behavioral finance -- which examines how people's emotions, biases, and misjudgments affect their investment decisions -- is one of the less discussed and understood areas of investing. Yet, this is perhaps what impacts markets the most.
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The power of compounding – Time, Return, Amount
Albert Einstein is supposed to have said that the most powerful force in the universe is compound interest. And it's true. Compound interest describes how investments can snowball over time.
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Words of Wisdom - 3
In this section we look at the words of wisdom emanating from legendary and successful investors – masters of their craft
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Words of Wisdom - 2
In this section we look at the words of wisdom emanating from legendary and successful investors – masters of their craft
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Words of Wisdom - 1
In this section we look at the words of wisdom emanating from legendary and successful investors – masters of their craft.
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Prevalent Myths - 3
Money, Financial Products and markets have several myths associated about them. We present a few of them here
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Prevalent Myths - 2
Money, Financial Products and markets have several myths associated about them. We present a few of them here
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Prevalent Myths - 1
Money, Financial Products and markets have several myths associated about them. We present a few of them here
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