Look at gold and silver as supporting actors which come into picture only when hero assets like equities don’t perform. You need to minimise changes in asset allocation to succeed. Don’t go by labels such as “growth” and “value”, the only thing that matters is buying rising cash flows at a reasonable price. In this
Growing your wealth by investing is all about finding the correct balance. One of the most important, and perhaps biggest decisions is how you should divide the total corpus you wish to invest into different investment types, be it debt, or equity, or other asset classes like real estate or gold. Experts feel that investing
The right asset allocation depends mainly on your financial goals, the time you have to reach them, and how much risk you can take. For instance, if you are saving for retirement 30 years from now, you can invest more in risky mutual funds or even stocks. Mutual funds or stock investments usually give higher
Gold prices continued their record-breaking streak, rising Rs 70 to hit Rs 98,170 per 10 grams in the national capital on Thursday, according to the All India Sarafa Association. This comes just a day after the precious metal surged Rs 1,650, touching an all-time high of Rs 98,100, driven by robust global demand. The recent
In this episode of Daily Calls, Dharmesh Kant, Head of Equity Research at Chola Securities, shares his insights on the ongoing rally in gold prices, which have surged over 32% in FY25 and are now approaching the ₹1 lakh mark in Indian markets. As investors grapple with FOMO and rising global uncertainties, Dharmesh explains why
That, together with the fear of a stock-market crash, has prompted a lot of Canadians who never considered owning the precious metal before to wonder whether this age-old asset should be part of their portfolios. After all, Canada’s largest robo-advisor, Wealthsimple, allocates 2.5% of its clients’ accounts to gold—and 10% in its halal portfolios. Should
3 min read Last Updated : Aug 29 2024 | 9:09 AM IST Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) are gaining traction among Indian family offices as a preferred tool for accessing private markets and startups, showed a report by Sundaram Alternatives, which caters to the investment needs of high net-worth individuals (HNIs) with offerings across