Author name: Archana Chettiar

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December 2024 23 Overdiversifcation is the name of the game 00 01
Investing

Understanding Overdiversification: Are You Diluting Your Returns?

Introduction: Overdiversification is a common pitfall many investors fall into, often leading to diluted returns and a lack of focus in their investment strategy. While diversification is essential for risk management, too much of it can negate potential gains. In this article, we delve into the nuances of overdiversification, helping you strike the right balance for your portfolio. We will explore practical steps to avoid overdiversifying and illustrate how optimal diversification can enhance your investment outcomes.

Standard Glass Lining IPO Oversubscribed 183.18 Times: How to Check Allotment Status
IPO, News

Standard Glass Lining IPO Oversubscribed 183.18 Times: How to Check Allotment Status

The Standard Glass Lining IPO has caught a lot of attention, with an oversubscription of 183.18 times. This means there was a huge demand for the shares, way more than what was available. Today, the basis of allotment will be finalized, which is a crucial step in determining which applicants will receive shares and in what quantity. If you’ve applied for the IPO, you’re probably wondering whether you got an allotment. Don’t worry—it’s easy to check! We’ll walk you through how to check your allotment status and provide you with all the important details about the IPO, so you know exactly what’s going on.

FY25 GDP Growth at 6.4%, But Agri and Manufacturing Expected to Shine in H2
News, Economy

FY25 GDP Growth at 6.4%, But Agri and Manufacturing Expected to Shine in H2

Have you noticed the latest buzz around India’s economic growth? If you’re keeping an eye on the numbers, you might be concerned about what the future holds. The National Statistics Office (NSO) has released its first advance estimates, indicating that India’s GDP growth for the fiscal year 2024-25 (FY25) is set to slow down to 6.4%. This figure marks the lowest growth rate in four years and falls short of the Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) projection of 6.6%. Let’s break down what this means and why there’s still a silver lining in the second half of the fiscal year.