Year 2018 has started on a tough note for stock market. The much awaited healthy correction is ongoing. Sensex has lost almost 2000 points from the peak 36,200 odd levels. This correction has brought down many stocks across different sectors. Sectors like FMCG and Retail are still expensive despite this correction. However, there are sectors which were not doing great from last two years and this correction has further pushed them down. Media and Entertainment is one such sector where there is plenty of value for long-term stock pickers. In this article, we will analyse the potential of media sector stocks for two years time frame.

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Public sector banks are in storm again. This time due to ₹ 11,000 crore PNB scandal which has rocked the market. At all time high and elevated valuations, market has been waiting for bad news and it keeps on coming. First, long term capital gains taxation on equities and now, public sector bank meltdown. These corrections mean that both good and bad all stocks will go down and present investment opportunity. PSU Banks have crashed and some investors are thinking if it is a right time to buy. Let’s go into the details.

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Equity market is in a phenomenal bull run. It has attracted many first timers into equity investment. The bull run is sweeping and pulling most of the stocks up. In fact, it is hard to under perform in such a market. More participation from retail investors is good but the worrying factor is their lack of knowledge about basic principles of investment. Asset allocation is one such aspect which is largely ignored by everyone on bull market and regretted later. Even among the people who are aware of the basics, there is a lot of misconception about practicing it. In this article, we will simplify the concepts of asset allocation and their re-balancing.

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This is the time of the year in which all focus shifts to union budget. Budget is purely an economic event which provides insights on government’s spending plans. This year’s budget is going to be crucial since general elections are planned in 2019. In this article, we explore sectors that are more likely to get impacted by the budget.

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If you have a subscription with a paid stock advisory service in which you are getting new stock recommendation every month, there are chances that after a year or two, your portfolio will swell up to 40-50 stocks with similar weightage assigned to each of them. Even if half of them gives you good returns, the other half will drag your returns back to normal. In this article, we will explain how to invest under “new stock per month” kind of service. This approach is specially designed for small and mid cap stocks. We highly recommend you to use this approach even for our monthly stock recommendation service Tiny CAPS

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Bitcoin has touched record highs and crypto-currencies are fast catching the attention of all investors (including Grandmoms) as everyone wants to be on-board. In this euphoria coupled with the fear of missing out, individual investors tend to overlook health-checks and warning signs. Moreover, because cryptos are unregulated (for now), most individual investors are simply unaware of the pitfalls which could result in serious erosion to their wealth. In this article, we delve into the mechanisms of crypto exchanges & wallets, and the essentials to safeguard your crypto-currencies assets.

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This is our third and final article of the series ‘Electric Car Revolution’ and today we will discuss about the stocks which can potentially benefit from this shift. For recap, in the first article, we wrote about the challenges to the adoption while the second article was about different industry sectors that can be positively or negatively impacted.

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This is the second article from our series of three articles covering electric car revolution in India. In this second article, we are going to explore various sectors that are likely to get impacted (positively or negatively) from this phenomenon. To read our previous article of this series, please click here. 

There has been a lot of buzz on electric vehicles emerging as preferred vehicles of choice in future. People are curious to know which stocks are going to benefit from this trend and which one will die in wake of these disruptions. It is a broad topic and can not be covered in a single article, so we are breaking it into three article series. In this article, which is the first one of the series, we will try to understand where do we stand in terms of electric car adoption in India, challenges around it and who will be the early adopters.