Helping Users Make Informed Investment Decisions based on Quantitative Data and Qualitative Analysis
A lot of customers investing in Direct Plans of Mutual Funds on Finity ask us something along the lines of:
So, today I decided to talk about Fixed Income Securities in detail.
I assure you, no one would say these words of wisdom to you while having discussions about markets and money these days:
- There could be no better time than right now to stay invested in your funds.
- It might not be a good time to withdraw your money now.
- The next few months could be great to invest systematically using SIPs.
Starting this month, we are starting a series called Weekly Updates on Finity blog. This would be a brief summary of what happened in the past week in Indian financial markets (with a special emphasis on Mutual Funds). If you would like to hear about any specific topic from our Mutual Funds
Indian equities sighed relief as it broke out of a long losing streak and ended the week with an uptick. While RBI maintained status quo on interest rates, its decision to percolate liquidity to the tune of 12-thousand crore rupees resonated positively with the markets. With RBI asserting that the economy is well on track to maintain inflation within target ranges, intermittent softening of crude prices supported the view.
The Great Indian Markets: Are we turning it into a game of smoke & mirrors?
It intriguing to look at how media today has the power to sensationalise an otherwise regular event. Like it always does, media has continued to amplify the current situation (with pink newspapers buzzing with headlines with keywords like “crash”, “bear-grip” and “meltdown”).
