Tame these behavioural biases to navigate stock market swings
Investors are often driven by their own behavioural biases, which can lead to poor investment decisions
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Investors are often driven by their own behavioural biases, which can lead to poor investment decisions
When you are positive in the medium term but there can be some ups and downs in the short term, the best strategy is to remain invested, but to be hedged, writes Devina Mehra, the Founder and Chairperson of First Global.
Devina Mehra of First Global reflects on the market's consensus shift towards capital goods, emphasizing the need to monitor potential sector peaks. She also discusses stock market volatility, election impact, and risk management strategies for smallcap stocks. Mehra says: "We have added a few commodity stocks in our last rebalance -- some amount of metal, steel, etc, and even some cement."
There’s a fair chance that the rupee will come out as a weaker currency over time. So, every rupee you own will buy you fewer goods and services in dollar terms. Conversely, every dollar will buy you more things in India. And this is why investing in the international market is a smart idea
Pace Financial's Tresor Flexi fund was the top-performing PMS scheme last month with a 7.4% return, followed by Tresor Prive's 4.73% gain and 4.7% upside in Tresor Sustainer, shows data pulled from PMSBazaar.