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Election Results: A Powder Keg for India's $5 Trillion Stock Market? - Vimarsana News

Election Results: A Powder Keg for India's $5 Trillion Stock Market?

In less than a week from now, election results will determine who governs India. Historically, this period makes markets jittery; but this time, there's an unusual calm, even after a long and ferocious bull market.

What's driving the market surge in poll season : The Tribune India - Vimarsana News

What's driving the market surge in poll season : The Tribune India

According to the market regulator, nearly 35 per cent of the people investing in futures & options trades are in the 20-30 age group.. ONE of the most...

wealth creation: ET Mutual Funds Explains: Looking to generate a target corpus of Rs 1 crore? Use Rule 15*15*15 - Vimarsana News

wealth creation: ET Mutual Funds Explains: Looking to generate a target corpus of Rs 1 crore? Use Rule 15*15*15

The 15*15*15 rule is a simple strategy for MF investors to become crorepatis by investing Rs 15,000 monthly for 15 years, assuming a 15% annual return. This approach highlights the power of compounding over long-term investments, enabling individuals to achieve significant wealth accumulation with consistent contributions.

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Nvidia's Huang is now richer than every member of Walmart's founding family - Vimarsana News

Nvidia's Huang is now richer than every member of Walmart's founding family

Nvidia has been the primary beneficiary of the artificial intelligence boom with its so-called AI accelerator chips, sending its sales soaring and its market value above $2.5 trillion

Cost of overseas equity investments goes up for India's wealthy - Vimarsana News

Cost of overseas equity investments goes up for India's wealthy

Sebi’s March 24 circular directed Indian asset managers to stop accepting fresh inflows into schemes that invest in foreign shares or ETFs since the industry-wide limit of $1 billion has almost been breached.