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Mother’s Day 2026: Why mutual fund SIPs, emergency funds, and insurance are essential for mothersFinancial experts emphasize smart planning for mothers' future security, urging early and consistent investing. Flexi-cap and large-cap funds are recommended for growth, while debt and hybrid funds suit retirement. Working mothers can afford higher equity exposure, whereas homemakers benefit from a more conservative approach.
Rajeev Thakkar and Sankaran Naren see value in IT despite AI disruption concernsVeteran fund managers Rajeev Thakkar and Sankaran Naren believe select Indian IT stocks are becoming attractive despite AI disruption concerns. While Naren called the sector a contrarian valuation play with possible risks, Thakkar argued Indian IT firms have historically adapted to technological shifts, and AI-driven productivity could ultimately expand demand.
Equity MFs delivered over 8% return last week. Check top 9 funds with over 5% gainEquity mutual funds saw a strong performance last week, with over 8% returns for the category. Among the top performers, international funds like Mirae Asset Global X Artificial Intelligence & Technology ETF FoF led the pack with an 8.49% gain.
Mutual fund NFOs: 2 passive funds to open for subscription this week; check key details hereTwo new passive mutual funds are launching this week to expand fund houses' offerings. DSP Nifty FMCG ETF opens May 12-14 with a Rs 5,000 minimum, while HDFC Gold Silver Passive FoF opens May 15-29 with a Rs 100 minimum. Investors should choose based on their risk appetite and goals.
Navneet Munot, Nilesh Shah and Kalpen Parekh caution investors against chasing unrealistic returnsTop mutual fund managers at the Groww India Investor Festival 2026 advised investors to avoid unrealistic return expectations, emotional investing and social media-driven decisions. They stressed disciplined SIP investing, asset allocation, patience and behavioural awareness as key drivers of long-term wealth creation while remaining optimistic about India’s long-term growth prospects.
NFOs : 7 mutual funds and 3 SIFs are open for subscription. Check detailsSeven new mutual fund schemes and three Specialised Investment Funds (SIFs) are currently open for subscription, offering investors fresh opportunities across equity, debt, hybrid, and thematic categories.
New to mutual funds? Experts suggest using 50-30-20 rule to build a smart investment strategyNew investors often find mutual funds daunting. Experts advise focusing on personal goals, risk tolerance, and investment timelines over market noise. For beginners, starting with stable categories like large-cap or index funds is recommended. Hybrid and dynamic funds can also ease the journey. Emotional reactions to market dips should be avoided; consistency is key.
Looking for top star rated flexi cap mutual funds in 3 years? Check these top 6 funds with over 15% gainStar-rated flexi cap funds have generated 15%+ returns in 3 years, with schemes from Parag Parikh, HDFC, and Quant emerging as top performers amid strong equity market momentum.
Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund increase stake ITC, TCS, HDFC Bank and 14 other stocks in AprilParag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund boosted its holdings in ITC, TCS, and HDFC Bank during April. The fund also increased its stake in fourteen other companies, including Indraprastha Gas and HCL Technologies. Exposure was reduced in Coal India and Power Grid Corporation of India. The fund made a complete exit from Balkrishna Industries.
How long will it take to double your investments? Here’s how the Rule of 72 worksThe Rule of 72 helps investors estimate investment doubling time by dividing 72 with annual return rate. It simplifies compound interest calculations, though results remain approximate for extreme interest rates.
Stocks
Sensex to hit 3 lakh by 2036? Raamdeo Agrawal says India is the 'Ferrari' among markets, here's whyMotilal Oswal Financial Services Chairman Raamdeo Agrawal said India remains one of the world’s best markets for long-term wealth creation despite global uncertainties and AI-led shifts. Speaking at the Groww India Investor Festival 2026, he highlighted India’s strong compounding story, rising financialisation and potential for generating multibagger stocks.
Buying a commercial rental property for income vs investing in REITsInvesting in Indian commercial real estate is changing. Direct property ownership requires significant capital and offers limited liquidity. Real Estate Investment Trusts, or REITs, provide an alternative. Investors can now access commercial properties with smaller investments. REITs offer diversification and professional management. This makes commercial real estate investment easier and more flexible for a wider…
Mcap of 4 of top 10 most valued firms erodes by Rs 1 lakh cr; SBI biggest laggardThe combined market valuation of four of the top-10 most valued firms eroded by Rs 1 lakh crore last week, with State Bank of India taking the biggest hit, amid a range-bound trend in equities.
7 risk management lessons stock market traders can learn from their mothersThe article draws parallels between timeless lessons taught by mothers and key principles of successful investing. From diversification and discipline to risk management and learning from mistakes, it highlights how simple habits and emotional control can help traders preserve capital and build sustainable long-term wealth.
Market Trading Guide: Buy Coforge and NBCC on Monday for near-term gains of up to 7%The Nifty ended sharply lower amid escalating US-Iran tensions, rupee weakness and heavy selling in financial stocks, slipping below the 50-day EMA and signalling renewed weakness. Analysts expect further downside if the index remains below 24,200, while Coforge and NBCC (India) are seen as attractive short-term trading opportunities.
Global jitters keep FPIs on edge, Rs 14,231 crore pulled out in MayForeign investors continued to pare their exposure to Indian equities, withdrawing Rs 14,231 crore so far this month driven by persistent global macroeconomic uncertainties.
Which sectors saw the biggest FII inflows and outflows in April?Foreign investors remained net sellers of Indian equities in April, though the pace of outflows eased sharply from March. FIIs turned buyers in sectors such as power, capital goods and metals, while financial services, healthcare, oil & gas and automobiles continued to witness heavy selling pressure amid global uncertainty.
Traders looking for next leg in global stocks rally bet on AsiaInvestors are increasingly betting on Asia for the next phase of the global equities rally, driven by enthusiasm around artificial intelligence and strong performances in South Korean and Taiwanese markets. Strategists remain bullish on AI-linked semiconductor and hardware stocks, while India lags due to oil dependence, weaker currency trends and limited AI exposure.
Mother’s Day: What multi-cap investing borrows from a mother’s wisdomMulti Cap investing offers a structured approach to wealth creation. It mirrors a mother's wisdom by balancing immediate needs with long-term goals. This strategy allows participation across large, mid, and small-cap companies within a single framework. It provides meaningful diversification and helps investors stay invested across market cycles. Simplicity and consistency are key advantages for…
Q4 earnings, crude oil, FII action among 8 factors to steer D-Street this weekIndian stock markets are set for a busy week. Key events like Q4 earnings announcements for many companies will influence trading. Foreign institutional investors' selling continues to be a concern. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and US market movements will also play a role. Investors will watch crude oil prices and the Rupee's movement…
