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Monthly Investment Perspectives Feb 2021
2021 began on a sour note after a gloomy 2020 as the World witnessed anarchy – the likes seen in banana republics – in the oldest democracy – the USA. A surprise ‘Blue Wave’ outcome post Democrats winning the Georgia Senate run-offs riled Trump who provoked...
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2020 was a year like no other that the world would want to leave as far behind as possible or even erase from memory. But it is easier said than done. Even as we usher into the New Year with a lot of high hopes led...
Know MoreMonthly Investment Perspectives Dec 2020
The most anticipated event of 2020 – US elections – had its share of fireworks but passed with less than expected controversies. While the outgoing Trump campaign has filed litigations to contest several state results, given Biden’s margin of victory, these are unlikely to change the...
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Gold the ‘currency of last resort’: Right time to hike gold allocation
Investors can choose from a variety of gold investment products including physical gold, digital gold, Gold ETFs, Gold funds and SGBs. << back to Vault Gold the ‘currency of last resort’: Right time to hike gold allocation Financial Express, 09th September, 2020, Rajesh Cheruvu SHARE Facebook Linkedin PRINT ARCHIVE Investors can choose from a variety … Gold the ‘currency of last resort’: Right time to...
Know MoreDo not be penny wise, pound foolish! How investors can ensure financial independence
It is better safe than sorry i.e. better to sit in cash in the worst case, rather than worry about the opportunity cost of not remaining invested in such a dubious asset.
Know MoreIndia’s Validus Wealth: Our first port of call during COVID-19 is increased client engagement
To weather the storms in the latest pandemic, wealth advisors need to adjust their model and focus on clientengagement, argues Atul Singh, CEO and founder of Validus Wealth.
Know MoreTime to diversify: Three reasons why investors should look at investing abroad
Due to higher inflation, India will always have a depreciating bias against hard currencies. The Indian Rupee has depreciated at an average rate of around 4.5 percent per annum against the US dollar for the last 45 years.
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