10 Commandments for investors.
Uncertainty is another name for the Stock Market. In fact, we have faced 12 bear markets in the past 25 years. However, 2020 was a year when investors experienced almost the full range of market behaviour, from the fastest fall in recent history to the sharpest recovery on record.… Read the rest
Is Volatility Your Friend or Foe?
Nowadays we are experiencing that the #Market is heading up and down frequently resulting in up and down in the portfolio #Valuation.
First of all, we will discuss what #Volatility is. There is a big misunderstanding that volatility means downfall. Whenever the market gets corrected, people start speaking about volatility.
To understand this, we need to know the various phases of the market.… Read the rest
How is the Illusion Created in Financial Market?
In #Financial #Presentations, there might be so many gimmicks. We have to understand the presentation properly. Never read the infographics by the tagline. The matter might be something else.
PE is down – does the Market Risk reduced?
One of my friends ask me, "now #PE is dropped too much from 40 to 20. Is that indicate that now the #MarketRisk is reduced for #Investment?"
Once the PE rises, it will reduce in two scenarios only, first when the market gets corrected, or second, the #earnings are increased.
The Lollapalooza Effect in Investment
Yes, you heard it right, the Lollapalooza Effect, and I am sure many of you have never heard about it. It may sound a bit strange, but it holds much importance for an intelligent investor.
First of all, we will discuss What the Lollapalooza Effect is?
It is nothing but A phenomenon where multiple human biases, acting in a concerted way, produce a large, extreme result.… Read the rest
Time in the Market or Timing the Market?
This is the biggest debate in the investment field going on, "what is the correct method for investing Time in the market or Timing the market?"
If you time it right, you can walk away with a fat profit, but in some cases, end up with huge losses.
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