Growth Investing vs. Value Investing

Growth Investing vs. Value Investing 1

Growth investing and Value investing are essentially two contrasting investment styles offered by funds. Both mean different things and represents the stock-picking methodologies used by the Fund Manager. While there are funds that tie themselves to either one or the other style, it has been observed that most funds tend to follow a mix of the two styles.

Benefits of Investing in Mutual Funds

Since their creation, mutual funds have been a popular investment vehicle for investors. Their simplicity along with other attributes provide great benefit to investors with limited knowledge, time or money. To help you decide whether mutual funds are best for you and your situation, we are going to look at some reasons why you might want to consider investing in mutual funds.

Investment asset classes explained

Investment asset classes explained 6

When we talk to any investment advisor, terms like “asset class”, “asset allocation”, “diversification”, etc keep cropping up. It is very important for a lay investor to understand these terms to make an informed decision. In this article we will discuss the basics of Asset class.

Is it the right time to enter Stock Market?

Is it the right time to enter Stock Market? 7

You would have heard of the stock market, and more recently for all the wrong reasons. Indian Markets have plummeted over 70% from its top in last one year. Experts still feel that there is some downside left in the short term. So the question is should you invest in equities now, or hold on?

Impact of global financial meltdown on us

Impact of global financial meltdown on us 8

Greed & Fear have been and would be the two indisputable factors that would drive the markets. Factors that led to this global meltdown are linked to subprime lending losses in US (3 trillion dollars and counting according to some estimates).

Types of Investments

Types of Investments 9

You can invest your money in different types of Investment instruments. These instruments can be financial or non-financial in nature. There are many factors that affect your choice of investment. Millions of Indians buy fixed deposits, post office savings certificates, stocks, bonds or mutual funds, purchase gold, silver, or make similar investments. They all have a reasons for investing their money. Some people want to supplement their retirement income when they reach the age of 60, while others want to become millionaires before the age of 40.

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