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Investing: Rishi Nathany
Do ratings for initial public offerings (IPOs) help? How does one use these grades to make investment decisions? These grades are indicative and reflect the business fundamentals of the company coming out with an IPO. However, they do not reflect on the price of the issue. This means a fundamentally sound company may get a good grading, but may not be an attractive investment bet, if the IPO is overpriced.
Do ratings for initial public offerings (IPOs) help? How does one use these grades to make investment decisions? These grades are indicative and reflect the business fundamentals of the company coming out with an IPO. However, they do not reflect on the price of the issue. This means a fundamentally sound company may get a good grading, but may not be an attractive investment bet, if the IPO is overpriced.
Market Voice: Ramanathan K, ING Investment Management
Ramanathan K, the chief investment officer-single manager of ING Investment Management, tells Puneet Wadhwa about market movements, global commodity prices and the
Financial Planning: Malhar Majumder
I have a two-year-old daughter and want to start saving for her marriage right away, primarily in gold. What are my options? Which is the most effective?
Apart from buying
Coping with volatility
In times such as now, equity allocation needs to be increased. One could also look at other options like FDs.
In times such as now, equity allocation needs to be increased. One could also look at other options like FDs.
Are you still paying an entry load?
If yes, you are earning less on investments and, in dull market conditions, it can cost you dearly.
If yes, you are earning less on investments and, in dull market conditions, it can cost you dearly.
What is a systematic investment plan (SIP)?
SIP is a way of investing regularly in mutual fund schemes. Through this, you can invest a fixed amount (as low as Rs 100 and in multiples thereafter) monthly or quarterly for a pre-determined period
SIP is a way of investing regularly in mutual fund schemes. Through this, you can invest a fixed amount (as low as Rs 100 and in multiples thereafter) monthly or quarterly for a pre-determined period
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