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Joydeep Ghosh has been a business journalist for over 25 years. He has written, commissioned, and edited news/feature copies on the financial and corporate sectors. Earlier, as Senior Consulting Editor at Accenture, he worked as a leadership trainer (storytelling coach). He has also worked with Business Standard where he managed the personal finance bureau, wrote across sectors, and had a monthly column 'Money Matters'. He is currently Resident Editor of the Financial Express in Mumbai.
Joydeep Ghosh has been a business journalist for over 25 years. He has written, commissioned, and edited news/feature copies on the financial and corporate sectors. Earlier, as Senior Consulting Editor at Accenture, he worked as a leadership trainer (storytelling coach). He has also worked with Business Standard where he managed the personal finance bureau, wrote across sectors, and had a monthly column 'Money Matters'. He is currently Resident Editor of the Financial Express in Mumbai.
In the current market volatility, you can choose to book profits or buy cheaper stock. However, continue with core investments and don't trade
While there is little one can do when the fund house restricts redemptions, it's best to exit even if it means some losses
Monday's steep fall turned Sensex's yearly returns to - 2.57%, but only two large-cap funds did worse
Industry sources say it is four times the normal equity inflow in a single day
Wait for a few days before deciding to buy shares or MF schemes
Even for a huge corpus of Rs 4-5 cr, financial planners recommend only 20 MF schemes
Interview with Partner, EY
Only double-income households can buy flats in India's top 8 cities, except Mumbai
There are some great buys after the government's announcement to revive their fortunes. But, hold the stocks for at least two to three years, say experts
Liquidate FDs, MFs and insurance first. Sell the property if bought for investment purpose
This government is wasting too much time trying to 'control' things
Don't rush to buy. Ensure the yellow metal is not more than 5% of your portfolio
Market players say this is a good start
Interview with Vice-chairman, IDFC MF
Interview with head of debt investments, Reliance Mutual Fund