If you’re looking for a smart way to invest in the stock market without picking individual stocks, an ETF to invest in could be your best bet. Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are gaining popularity in India because they offer diversification, low costs, and ease of trading—just like stocks! But with so many options, how do you choose the right ETF to invest in?
If you look at stock charts to decide when to buy or sell, you’ve probably heard about candlestick patterns. These patterns are like visual stories of price movements that can help traders and investors predict what may happen next. Among these patterns, the Doji candlestick Pattern is a key signal of market uncertainty.
Stocks from the Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG) made a sharp upward move today, catching the attention of investors across Dalal Street. While benchmark indices like the Sensex and Nifty saw a pullback, Reliance Power jumped 11% intraday, Reliance Infrastructure surged 10% yesterday, and Reliance Capital climbed 2%, continuing a strong rally from earlier this week.
When it comes to investing in mutual funds, choosing between direct and regular plans can feel like deciding between cooking your own meal or dining at a restaurant. Both options lead to the same outcome — your investment grows — but the costs, convenience, and involvement vary significantly.
When purchasing health insurance, most people focus on premiums, coverage, and add-ons, but one critical factor often gets overlooked—the Claim Settlement Ratio (CSR). This ratio reflects how consistently an insurer settles claims, making it a key indicator of reliability. After all, the true value of a health insurance policy is tested when you need to file a claim.
A sharp market reaction rattled investors, as shares of Tata Motors plunged about 6.65% to ₹661.10 in early trading on Thursday, 27 March 2025. The decline followed a surprise move by US President Donald Trump to impose a 25% tariff on imported cars, light trucks, and auto parts, which will be implemented from 2 April 2025.
What is the first advice you often get when you plan to invest? Start small and stay consistent with saving a small portion every month. There are multiple strategies to match this disciplined style of investment, two of the common ones being SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) and RD (Recurring Deposits). Both options allow you to invest regularly, but their structures, risk levels, and return potentials differ significantly.
The global financial markets are reeling as escalating trade tensions, primarily driven by U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent imposition of 25% tariffs on imported automobiles, cast a shadow over the economic outlook.
In 2020, the Indian government significantly changed dividend taxation by abolishing the Dividend Distribution Tax (DDT). This move shifted the
After a sluggish start to the day, the primary market indices picked up the pace and closed green for the day. While the indices rebounded during the trading session, NIFTY50 rebalanced its constituents and is ready to welcome two major companies in the 50-pack index- Zomato Limited and Jio Financial Services Limited.
