Author name: Manish Goel

Manish Goel is the Founder & Director of Equentis Wealth Advisory, India’s equity-research house on a mission to democratise wealth creation. A qualified Company Secretary, law graduate, and UK-trained Master of International Trade & Finance, Manish brings global finance acumen to India’s investing landscape. His market narratives turn complex data into clear, actionable insights that empower everyday investors. Since launching Equentis in 2009, he has guided thousands toward confident, well-researched stock decisions. Away from the charts, Manish recharges by exploring world cinema and mentoring young entrepreneurs.

How to Open SIP Account Online
Investing

How to Open SIP Account: Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners

Investing today is no longer limited to high-net-worth individuals or financial experts. With options like SIP (Systematic Investment Plan), even beginners can start small and build wealth gradually. But to begin this journey, one must understand how to open SIP account online, and more importantly, do it the right way.

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Investing, News

Why India’s Forex Boom Matters Now More Than Ever

According to data from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), India’s foreign exchange reserves rose by $4.55 billion in the week ending May 9, 2025, reaching $690.62 billion, their highest level in seven months. This steady climb underscores the central bank’s active reserve management strategy and India’s robust macroeconomic fundamentals.

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Economy

India’s Economic Playbook in a Post-Trade War World

The global trade environment in 2025 is marked by heightened tensions and a departure from the multilateral frameworks that once underpinned international commerce. The resurgence of US-China trade hostilities, characterized by tariffs exceeding 100%, has led to an anticipated 80% decline in bilateral merchandise trade between the two nations this year. 

$300 Billion Vanished: What’s Fueling the UnitedHealth Stock Freefall?
News, Investing

$300 Billion Vanished: What’s Fueling the UnitedHealth Stock Freefall?

UnitedHealth Group Inc. is one of the largest healthcare companies in the United States, operating through two core business segments: UnitedHealthcare and Optum. UnitedHealthcare provides health benefit plans and services, covering individuals, employers, Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries. Optum, on the other hand, offers data and technology-driven services including healthcare delivery, pharmacy care services, and clinical insights. Together, these arms serve over 150 million individuals across the U.S. and numerous global markets. UnitedHealth has long been seen as a bellwether for the health insurance industry, frequently ranking on the Fortune 500 list and maintaining strong investor confidence.

What Is Retirement Planning
Retirement

Retirement Planning in India: A Complete Guide

Imagine a life after work where your days are your own—free from financial stress, filled with travel, hobbies, or simply more time with family. That’s the promise of a well-executed retirement plan. But such freedom does not happen by chance — it requires thoughtful preparation, consistent saving, and smart investing. Retirement planning is your roadmap to making that vision a reality.

Top 10 Best Trading Apps in India 2025
Investing

Top 10 Best Trading Apps in India 2025

In today’s fast-paced digital era, investing is no longer restricted to stockbrokers sitting behind terminals. With the rise of smartphones and fintech innovations, trading in the stock market is now at your fingertips. Whether you want to dabble in equity, mutual funds, commodities, or derivatives, the best trading app can give you access to real-time data, powerful tools, and seamless execution — anytime, anywhere.

Indias Trade Relations With Turkey Azerbaijan
News, Investing

Can India Really Cut Trade With Turkey and Azerbaijan?

India’s geopolitical frictions, especially with Pakistan, have started influencing its broader foreign trade equations — not just bilaterally but regionally. The latest flashpoint revolves around the positions of Turkey and Azerbaijan, two nations perceived as vocal supporters of Pakistan in global forums. As rhetoric escalates and diplomatic relations strain, India’s economic partnerships with these two nations face fresh uncertainty.