Pre-Budget jitters pummel 70% PMSes into the red in January; large, multi-cap funds bleed the most
Basant Maheshwari Wealth Advisers Equity Fund was the biggest loser in January, dropping 8.09 percent on a month-on-month basis. February 10, 2021 / 12:25 PM IST
After three straight months of gains, Nifty showed signs of fatigue in January, especially in the second half of the month as investors turned cautious ahead of the Union Budget. A steep correction ensued and benchmarks dropped all of its monthly gains to end the month with a 2.48 percent loss. Broader markets were able to ride the storm much better than the frontliners as BSE Smallcap ended with marginal losses of 0.3 percent, while BSE Midcap ended with gains of 0.6 percent.
Flows Into Non-dollar Assets Should Be Positive for EMs
If emerging markets can get their policy and rule of law act together, they will become a long playing bull market
It is important to take a look at the global stock market landscape from a distance. At least once in a while anyway!
And if you step back and take a 30-year view, one thing towers above the rest - that American stock markets have delivered returns far in excess of any other market. Japan had its decade in the eighties and flamed out spectacularly thereafter. Europe has been in a muddle for a very long time. And then, the much-vaunted emerging markets which, as an equity asset class, have been disappointing. They had a bit of a time from 1995 to 1997, before the Asian crisis hit with a savagery that is hard to imagine today. Stock markets fell massively. Some emerging market currencies fell 90 per cent! After that, markets went into a hibernation for years. Right till 2003-04. From 2004, a new phenomenon started
How VSRK Wealth Creator s head Swapnil Aggarwal is helping clients meet their financial goals
VSRK Wealth Creator is based in Delhi and is running successfully in the market since November 2013.
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Updated: Feb 5, 2021, 10:27 PM IST
The financial companies in India are responsible for the robust growth of the economy in the country. It has a great impact on the country s economy and many businesses, institutions and business entities seek financial guidance. One such company which provides investment and financial services is VSRK Wealth Creator. It is based in Delhi and is running successfully in the market since November 2013.
The financial services provided by VSRK Wealth Creator include fund management, tax planning services, Mutual Funds, Life Insurance, General Insurance, Corporate Deposits, Portfolio Management Services (PMS), Alternative Investment Fund (AIF), Structure Products and Pre-IPO/Unlisted Stocks. Led by Mr Swapnil Aggarwal, VSRK Wealth Creator has establish
Over 20 stocks from top 5 PMS schemes outperformed Nifty in December; worth a look?
Small & midcaps captured the limelight after two straight years of underperformance, and if we look at the PMS schemes which outperformed the index are mostly from the broader market space.
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Bulls managed to control the market in December with benchmark indices gaining about 7 percent each during the month and around 15 percent each in the year 2020. Meanwhile, small & midcap indices outperformed rising about 20 percent each in the same period.
Small & midcaps were in the limelight after two straight years of underperformance. Even the PMS schemes that outperformed were mostly from the broader market space.
Stellar gains! Nearly 70% PMSes outperform Nifty in 2020; 6 funds in the red
Equirus Securities Long Horizon Fund was the top gainer in 2020, rising 61.55 percent year-on-year. January 22, 2021 / 12:34 PM IST
Calendar 2020 was a year of many firsts. The market went from record highs in the opening months to multi-year lows in March and back to record highs by the end of the year.
Despite the push and pull, the bulls managed to dig in, with the Nifty rising 14.9 percent during the year. The heavy lifting by the bulls was more apparent in the broader markets, as smallcap and midcap rose 21.9 percent and 32.1 percent, respectively. The BSE 500, often considered a proxy to corporate India, surged 16.8 percent during 2020.