How PE valuation can help you time your stock investment

PE valuation, Stock Market
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Price is what you pay, value is what you get—Warren Buffett If you are looking for a metric that can offer you ready information about the price and value of a business then you must read about Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio. P/E ratio is one of the most famous valuation ratios that various market participants frequently refer to. Let’s see how

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How IPOs can be used to make short-term gains

IPO Listing gains
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Equity investment is generally meant for the long term, but why let go short term opportunities? While we don’t encourage speculation in any form, we just want to offer you a slightly unconventional perspective without disregarding risks associated with investing in IPOs. Read on…

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4 Tips to help you minimise trading losses

minimise trading losses, stoploss
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Both, too much or too little volatility can obfuscate potential trading outcomes thereby resulting in losses. However, following some basic trading discipline may hold the key to avoiding that, read on to know how you can go about it.

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How do you grow rich with Mutual Funds?

Mutual Funds, investments
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It might be thrilling to trade frequently and churn your portfolio depending on market conditions. However, too many changes at frequent intervals may do more harm than good.

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Why you should opt for Overnight funds over Savings Accounts

Overnight funds, overnight fund vs savings account
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Borrowing rates and liquidity conditions in the overnight market vastly affect the return potential of overnight funds. That said, going by the track record of the overnight funds for the past 8-10 years, they seem to have emerged as a better alternative to current and savings bank accounts.

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What are the available deductions under the new tax regime?

tax deduction, tax
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Very few tax deductions are available under the new tax regime. However, the insertion of more tax slabs, moderation of tax rates and some sweeteners offered in the form of special rebates tend to perform a counterbalancing act.

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