Six Years of Euphoria, Then the Pendulum Swings There is a rhythm to markets that most investors sense but few act on wisely. "We may never know where we're going, but we'd better have a good idea where we are." - Howard Marks For nearly six years — from the pandemic lows of March 2020 through much of 2025 — Indian equity markets delivered a remarkable bull run. The Nifty 50 climbed roughly 3.4 times from its Covid trough of 7,610 to a peak above 26,000 in September 2024. The

What 80 Years of History Can Teach Us About Investing Through Chaos What 80 Years of History Can Teach Us About Investing Through Chaos Since World War II ended in 1945, the world has gone through one crisis after another — Cold War tensions, oil shortages, stock market crashes, a pandemic, and now fresh wars and trade battles. Through all of this, three things have acted like thermometers for global risk: stocks, oil, and gold. When you look at how they’ve moved over 80 year

The Indian markets kicked off 2026 with a sharp but short-lived correction — Nifty 50 fell roughly 3% from its all-time highs in January, rattled by profit-booking and pre-budget jitters. But beneath the surface, the story remains encouraging. Domestic investor flows held steady, SIP contributions hit record highs, and the RBI signalled a more growth-friendly stance with a rate cut and significant liquidity support. For investors, the takeaway is clear: this isn't a crisis —

If you've been tracking the markets as closely as most advisors do, 2025 stands out as something far more significant than just another profitable year on Dalal Street. It was the year that fundamentally rewrote the rules of India's equity market—the year when the baton passed from foreign to domestic hands.

There are numerous options for investing and growing your money. The stock market, fixed deposits, and insurance policies are big favourites in India.

While money is not a living thing, it can still grow! That growth is possible because of the power of investing and compounding. So what...

One of the most critical steps in the financial planning process is to know your money, that is, your financial position, well, and then be able to manage it wisely.

There is a big difference between saving and investing. Saving  is the process of putting cold, hard cash aside, usually in a savings...

The decision to save or not to save is always a personal choice. Everyone's financial situation is different, and therefore, not everyone can allocate the same percentage of their income towards savings.

Now that you have determined your income levels and have an idea of how much you are saving, it’s time to determine what you are saving...