Capital Gain Bonds is the best way to save long term capital gain. I will explain it later. The exemption through capital gain bonds is available u/s 54EC. These bonds are issued by NHAI and REC. You can invest through any of the nearest bank branches. Almost all the leading PSU and Private banks issue capital gain bonds. The value of one bond is Rs 10,000. Therefore, you can invest only in multiple of Rs 10,000. In case, your capital gain is Rs 2,37,000 then you should buy 24 bonds worth Rs 2,40,000. The credit rating of capital gain bonds is AAA i.e. highest credit rating. To hedge risk, if ... Read More
Stock Investment – When to Enter and Exit the Stock Market
Stock Investment is very risky in nature. You can do infinite no of analysis before Stock Investment. A set of investors vouch for fundamental analysis and others bet for technical analysis. I discussed it in my post, Fundamental vs Technical Analysis of a stock. The analysis is not right or wrong. It is important, how it is being done and what is the conclusion of an investor. A right analysis with the wrong conclusion is as good as wrong analysis. This post is not related to individual stock analysis as it is different ball game altogether. This post is a continuation of the previous post, 5 ... Read More
Successful Investors – Five Hidden Secrets to Make Money
Successful Investors are the ones who never lose money in the stock market. They time the market well. On the other hand, experts suggestion to retail investors is that never try to time the market. These two are contradictory stands. Are experts trying to say that retail investors can never be successful investors? In my opinion, it is not the case. One of the reasons why retail investors lose money is wrong timing. I have already discussed this point in detail in my previous posts. To join the league of successful investors, Retail Investor has to observe what successful investors do it ... Read More
Why Danger of PANIC SELLING is looming on Stock Markets
Stock Markets are going through a very bad patch. It's a mix of both domestic and international factors that are responsible for the recent meltdown in stock markets. In the beginning, of this month, i shared a post, Investment in 2016. I highlighted the factors that will influence the returns in 2016. I was hoping against hope that markets will stabilize. It seems that currently everything is going against the stock markets. The recent developments are not encouraging. In my opinion, the danger of panic selling is looming large on Indian stock markets. I am not an investment adviser but my ... Read More
Stock Market Operators – How they Influence your decision
Stock Market Operators run the stock market. This is common consensus worldwide. In the Indian context, the transparency factor is missing. Retail Investors are only a pawn in the hands of Stock Market Operators. Long back, i attended one of the programs called Investor Education Program by leading stock broking firm. These programs are nothing but a marketing to promote investment in Stock Market. Though i was keener to learn how the stock market works. Stock Market is like a Mirage. Investors jump this bandwagon to make quick money. Before investment, it is important to understand how it ... Read More
5 Points a Property Buyer should Never Tell a Seller or Broker
In my journey so far, i observed two types of property buyer. The first one are those who are an Honest, and the 2nd category is of Smart property buyer. Honesty is the best policy but not always. Here i am not saying that a property buyer should be dishonest. I am trying to say that as a property buyer you should reveal only that much what is required. On the other hand, honest property buyer reveals all their cards in the first show. It goes against the natural law of negotiations. In past, i shared a post on how to negotiate property deals. This post is a continuation of same. In this post, ... Read More
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