Risky Business: What Is Risk In Investments
Kalyan Brahmadevu Many retail investors do not understand risk well, though it is quite an important subject to understand for everyone. Risk drives how much one can invest and how much loss…
2023
How Do You Deal With Financial Problems? Create An Emergency Fund
Consider this situation. You are the sole earner in your small family. You are on a holiday after many months of hard work with your family, and everyone is enjoying…
Should You Buy Gold Or Invest In A Mutual Fund?
Indians love gold! There is a lot of sentimental value attached to it. Gold is used in all auspicious occasions as gifts. In weddings in Tamil Nadu, gold is given…
The Savart Annual Market Wrap-up 2021
The Indian benchmark index Nifty 50 outperformed many emerging markets during the year 2021 driven by strong rally in IT and Metal Sectors. Nifty 50 gained close to 23% during…
What Savart Thinks About Market Volatility
Investors can tend to panic when markets are volatile. One study from MIT showed that older men and married men were more likely to panic when the markets turn volatile…
Demand and Supply In The Automotive Sector
The two-wheeler segment, which contributes approximately 75% of the total sales volume during the 42 days festive season, recorded degrowth of 18.49% during the period this year. The reason behind…
MPC Highlights – RBI Hikes Repo Rate by 50 basis points
MPC Highlights – RBI Hikes Repo Rate by 50 basis points The Reserve Bank of India today raised its Repo rate by 50 basis points to 4.90 percent. This is…
Income Tax On Mutual Funds – How Are Mutual Funds Taxed?
The mutual fund industry in India has grown leaps and bounds in the last few years and each year the assets under management is increasing at a phenomenal pace. The…
Is High Return Possible Without Any Volatility ?
We all make investments with the hope that the value of the investment would increase in future thereby generating profit at the time of selling them. As the aim of…
How Inflation Eats Away into Returns
Inflation, in economic terms, means the general increase in the price of goods and services. Money loses its purchasing power due to inflation. As prices increase, more money is required…