Gurukul

With all market news from CNBC to morning call and your Facebook investment groups, you already think volatility is a very devastating thing that all investors panic about and make changes to their portfolio very fast.   This is when the stock market is up one day and falls down the next week again to appear moving upwards again, only to drop down back, that’s what trade...

In today's world, there is a large range of economic transactions going down every day. There are such a lot of players within the market that it is troublesome to manage them. Issues faced by finance solved by technology and the growth of technology is managed by finance. Thus there's dependent growth of each finance and technology. From an awfully zoomed out read, this appea...

Many put resources into bank settled deposits (FDs) and regard it as the most secure place to stop their reserve funds. This is because, with regards to investing, for most financial specialists, security of the investors remains the most vital component pushing different factors, for example, loan fee, liquidity, and post-assessment form to the background. However, FDs should be conside...

To achieve a sum of Rs One Crore (KBC Music in the background) over the next 15 years, we take the certain assumption such as 18% of growth rate as approximate that would be required to reach the figure. With a SIP sum of close to ?12,500 with adequate returns. If the setup is as such! You can become a Crorepati in no time!  This year the, SIP market has been active, as we see...

In 2015, the legislature concocted a plan of sovereign gold bonds (SGBs). Their accessibility isn't 'on-tap premise'. Instead, the administration will irregularly open a window for the offer of SGBs to financial specialists. As per 2016-17 records, SGBs 2016-17-Series IV, tranche 7 is openly available to be purchased (February 27 to March 3, 2017). The bonds were issued to qu...

1 – Knowledge Required Most of us think that investment is all about buying some stocks watching a quick tip and then waiting for the stock to rise and become multibagger in a few days.   But experienced investors know that this is far from the truth. They know that it needs a significant amount of knowledge, dedication and expertise to study a company’s balance...

The bond market is where investors go to trade (buy and sell) debt securities, prominently bonds. The stock market is a place where investors go to trade (buy and sell) equity securities like common stocks and derivatives (options, futures etc). The differences in the bond and stock market lie in the manner in which the different products are sold and the risk involved in dealing with bo...

SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) is the Mutual Fund investment product that allows you to make an investment in installments in equity, debt or both the instruments. When you invest in mutual funds, you can invest a lump sum or invest a sum regularly via SIP. FD (Fixed Deposit) is basically lump sum investment instrument in which you can invest the corpus with the banks/Financial Inst...

The difference between a zero-coupon bond and a regular bond is that a zero-coupon bond does not pay coupons, or interest payments, to the bondholder while a typical bond does make these interest payments. The holder of a zero-coupon bond only receives the face value of the bond at maturity. The holder of a coupon paying bond receives the face value of the bond at maturity but is ...

A bond is a form of debt with which you are the lender instead of the borrower. Bonds are contractual loans made between investors and institutions that, in return for financing, will pay a premium for borrowing, known as a coupon. Additionally, the bond's face value is returned to the investor at maturity. The guarantee of payback and all coupon payments relies solely on the...