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Value Research
by Value Research
Value Research is an investment research company that has been empowering investors since 1991. For more from us, visit https://www.valueresearchonline.com/
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Aggressive Hybrid VS Balanced Advantage Funds
In one, you take the call on equity. In the other, you entrust it to the fund manager.
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998
Trust and jargon are dangerous for investors
Retired bankers fell for this fund. Here is why you might too.
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997
The average hides the saver
A record monthly total can keep rising even as the smallest savers, the ones it was meant to celebrate, give up and walk away
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996
How Much Is Too Much in One Fund?
You rarely notice one fund has taken over until it stops doing well.
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995
Growth that goes nowhere
Why every growing company isn't making its shareholders richer
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994
Thirty Funds to Six. A Two-Year Exit Plan.
Most people never start the clean-up because they are sure it begins with a tax bill. It doesn't. Find out.
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993
A fall is not a loss
A red number on your screen is not a loss. You make it permanent only by acting on it.
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992
Your SGB Is Maturing. The Money Needs a Plan.
When your Sovereign Gold Bond matures, the money lands whether you plan for it or not. This episode covers what to do with it.
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991
Silent partners
Indian retirement planning has claims on it that never make it into the spreadsheet
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Why everyone having the same tools helps no one
The real differentiator between investors was never the technology
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989
What you don't see is what you get
A president's crypto fortune and a broken wallet expose what the small saver is not able to see
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988
Building Financial Freedom, Decade by Decade
Dhirendra Kumar walks through every decade, from your first salary to your last.
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987
The easy half will be done
The regulator has named both halves of the cure for insurance mis-selling. Only the easier half is likely to happen.
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Why Your Best Fund Suddenly Looks Average
Before you switch out of it, there is one thing you must understand.
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985
The motorcycle and the Ferrari
Spending is not the opposite of saving. The mistake is spending out of step with where you are in life.
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984
The question you didn't ask
Why the best investors check lists, not just conviction
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The question you didn't ask
Why the best investors check lists, not just conviction
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982
REITs Pay Regularly. Is It All Income?
Dhirendra Kumar breaks down what's actually inside your REIT payout.
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981
Protect your goals from yourself
When everything sits in one pool, every goal is available for the next tempting idea
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980
New Fund Offer - Not a cheaper fund.
What actually decides whether it's a good investment?
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Rich people’s funds
SEBI has cut a door into the wall that kept most investors out. What lies behind it is less special than the price of admission suggested.
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978
The AI bubble question
Whether AI is a bubble matters less than whether you are behaving like one
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How Much Equity in Retirement?
The 'safe' choice may be the riskiest one in retirement.
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Look once a year, not daily
Your portfolio needs one careful look a year, not a daily glance at the red and green
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975
Mostly vanity, occasionally the taxman
The new regime ended the old March scramble over tax-saving; the instinct behind it has merely moved up the wealth ladder
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974
STP, SWP, or Sell in One Go?
Wait too long to sell, and the market will talk you out of it.
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973
For once, I am not telling you to ignore the news
I make a living telling you the headlines cannot help your portfolio. This time, I find I cannot look away.
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Stop fussing over where to invest
How much you save every month matters far more than which fund you pick
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971
Perfect Timing vs a Plain SIP
For 25 years, one investor bought at the lowest price every single month. The other just invested on the 10th. Who came out ahead?
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970
Read the RBI's new rules as confessions
The RBI has just told you exactly how banks have been selling against your interest
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969
The slow learner
A business can improve in plain sight for years before its price admits it
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Your Gold Doubled. Should You Trim It?
Winning at insurance is a stranger problem than it sounds.
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967
How to save for Musk's utopia
Musk says stop saving. His own logic says the opposite.
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966
A familiar drift
SEBI created flexi caps in 2020 to fix this exact drift. Six years on, the drift is back.
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965
4 Reasons to Sell a Fund. A Market Fall Isn't One.
Booking profit feels smart. It's usually a mistake.
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964
Your gold doubled. That is the problem, not the prize
A soaring price has rebalanced your portfolio for you, in the wrong direction. Here is how to fix it.
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963
Flexicap vs Multicap. One Can Run Out of Room.
The problem gets worse the bigger the fund grows.
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The AI revolution worth having
Forget the trillions being bet on AI. The revolution that matters is the one you can build for yourself, for free, right now.
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The day even HDFC said no to gold
The PM appealed against gold on Sunday. Customs duty rose 15 per cent today. By evening, HDFC withdrew its Gold and Silver NFO. Here is what to do about your portfolio.
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960
SIP For Your House Help. SEBI Is Making It Possible.
What you can do right now, without waiting for any rule to pass.
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Old file, new company
The market misprices stocks using outdated assumptions. The opportunity lies in that gap.
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958
SEBI's new rule helps the wrong people
The people who would benefit most from third-party SIPs aren't the ones this rule is designed for
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957
Best SIP Plan for the Next 10 Years
Which funds to pick, and what to do when the market crashes: Dhirendra Kumar breaks it down.
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956
The complexity of investment jargons
Don't think higher of something that is more complex, especially in investments, says Dhirendra Kumar
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955
Fear, greed and panic
It's the kind of time when we need to absorb the wisdom of Guru Buffett
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954
The most useful answer is 'I don't know'
Four kinds of letters arrived after last week's column on West Asia, and the largest pile asked the same question
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Protection against catastrophes
A simple strategy to protect our investments
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This Crisis Is Different. How to Deal With It.
Dhirendra Kumar explains why 'this too shall pass' may not apply this time — and what that means for your investments.
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Such a long journey
The largest active fund today manages more money than the entire industry did when this magazine started
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When 'this too shall pass' doesn't
For 30 years, I have told readers to ride out every crisis. The US-Iran war is the exception, and the reason matters more than the news itself.
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