The introduction of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) has opened up new avenues for investors, especially in commercial real estate.

In today’s unpredictable market environment, sharp swings have become routine rather than rare. Such volatility can trigger panic, leading investors to exit prematurely in an attempt to avoid losses. However, history shows that missing just a handful of the market’s best-performing days can significantly reduce long-term returns. This article delves into why riding out the turbulence and staying invested often proves to be the most rewarding approach

The market doesn’t ring a bell at the bottom and it certainly didn’t this time either.

In a flourishing economy like India, small-caps frequently outperform their larger peers in bull markets.

Until recently, the power sector was among the most celebrated themes in the Indian equity market. Over the past five years, it delivered outstanding returns, leaving investors highly optimistic.

The Kargil War (May–July 1999) was the most significant of these conflicts.

Market participants had braced for subdued numbers amid rising macroeconomic concerns and global uncertainty.

Currency depreciation affects NRIs in multiple ways. While a weaker INR can make remittances more valuable when sent back to India, it may reduce the value of investments in India when converted back to the NRI's home currency.

As I pen down this preface, the story of India Public Sector Undertakings

Indian stock markets have entered 2025 on a negative note.

Several key factors contributed to this strong performance, transforming these once-overlooked entities into market favourites.

The dream of every investor is to discover that one stock which can turn a modest investment into a fortune.