Category: Asset Allocation

In reaction to my tweets as well as my blogs where I am not exactly fanatic about Systematic Investment Plan, a reader queried me on “How to build Wealth”. Wealth is described as “an abundance of valuable possessions or money”. While I don’t know who you are, the very fact that you are reading this means that you are comparatively...

When a weak student joins a tuition class, the teacher promises the parent that his ward will improve and while may not end up as a rank student will at the same time not fail the exams. On the other hand, when a student who is already doing well joins, the aim is to try and see if he can...

The other day Jim Rogers claimed that he foresaw a 100% probability of a U.S. Recession – a probability that gives him no room to escape, but then again, this is not the first nor the last time he has predicted the unpredictable. In his book, Clash of The Financial Pundits, Josh Brown writes about one such guy – Joe Granville and its a fascinating...

First off, the Title is a Rip off of a very interesting book by Ned Davis that I read and recommend you read it if you are interested in looking at market in different ways. Of course, not all the charts that are provided in the book can be easily re-created, but at the very least it will give you...

Over last couple of days, my timeline has witnessed immense activity between various persons on whether or not SIP is the best way to save and invest in markets. My last two posts were a consequence of trying to put my thoughts on the same. To clarify before I move further, I am not against saving and not against SIP...

While we all learn from our childhood the importance of savings, Governments and experts believe that if left to our own devices, we would either splurge out or make wrong investments that is bound to hurt when we need it the most. Using a combination of Carrot and Stick, the policies of the government try to ensure that one ends...