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Updated: May 23, 2021 21:48 IST With markets generating high returns, investors could be turning a Nelson’s eye to the pitfalls of using this trend as benchmark Share Article AAA Stars in your eyes: Because you need a dopamine rush, your brain creates a desire for greater returns. | Photo Credit: Getty Images/istock With markets generating high returns, investors could be turning a Nelson’s eye to the pitfalls of using this trend as benchmark If you have been making merry in the stock market in recent times, beware! You may be vulnerable to a shift in your risk attitude. In this artic...
Look beyond return while picking a debt mutual fund Synopsis Habitually choosing funds on the basis of returns alone leads to some big problems for investors. Do you remember that Maruti ad some years ago in which a rich man who reminds one of Vijay Mallya is examining a luxury yacht he’s planning to buy? He asks the salesman, “Kitna deti hai?” Mallya’s luxury yacht days are long gone but the ad is still quite funny. It’s also quite relevant to what I want to write about today. So if you don’t remember it then go and watch it first at bit.ly/kitnadetihai and then we’ll go ahead ...
Kitna deti hai: The debt mutual fund crisis is a direct result of this approach Synopsis Habitually choosing funds on the basis of returns alone leads to some big problems for investors. Do you remember that Maruti ad some years ago in which a rich man who reminds one of Vijay Mallya is examining a luxury yacht he’s planning to buy? He asks the salesman, “Kitna deti hai?” Mallya’s luxury yacht days are long gone but the ad is still quite funny. It’s also quite relevant to what I want to write about today. So if you don’t remember it then go and watch it first at bit.ly/kitnadetiha...