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What is Nifty and how to invest in it? Learn all the important tips

Everyone who has gained proficiency from mutual funds to the stock market should know that investing in both is different. For example, the Nifty is an index that includes the top-50 listed companies on the National Stock Exchange (NSE). On the other hand, the SENSEX is a 30-stock index of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). These are the blue-chip stocks of the best-performing companies belonging to various sectors. If an investor is still planning to invest in Nifty, then let us know what you should keep in mind. Set Investment Goal One of the most important things you can do for yourself is to know how to help the investor achieve his financial goals. And a common investor does not have to be an expert to do this. The investor only needs to know a few basics, make a financial plan and be disciplined enough to follow it. Ask the investor what he or she wants and list your most important financial goals. You have to decide whether the investors are ...

Magic of Passive Funds | This is better than normal mutual fund

Economies around the world have been affected by the coronavirus epidemic. In this difficult period, financial experts say that in the Corona era, invest in such options, where the money is safe and good returns are given. In such times of crisis, instead of placing bets on select companies, it may be better for investors to follow indices like SENSEX or NIFTY. This is because they have a slightly lower risk of volatility compared to individual companies. Its passive fund will help you. Investing in passive funds is a better strategy. It is known that indices are prepared from statistical methods keeping in mind the different sectors and proper representation of the companies performing well. They are also reviewed regularly. This is the reason why a benchmarked investment is profitable to make money in the long term. However, indices are not instruments for buying or selling. Fund managers manage general mutual funds, while passive funds act as benchmark in...

The market began with the lower circuit, stopping trading for 45 minutes | Sensex falls to 3934 points

Fearing the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), the country's markets opened with a sharp decline. Due to which the lower circuit had to be installed within the market within the first half an hour. BSE slipped 10% or 2991.85 points to reach 26,924.11. Similarly, the Nifty moved 9.63% or 842.45 points down to 7,903. However, when the market resumed trading 45 minutes later, the decline further increased. Today, the Sensex fell 3,934.72 points to 25,981.24 and the Nifty closed 1,135.20 points down at 7,610.25. Earlier, on March 13, the market also had a lower circuit. However, recovery was also done that day. 3 reasons for market falls 1. Due to the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) infection, many states of the country have been locked-down till 31 March. 2. Foreign investors are continuously withdrawing money from the Indian market. They have sold shares worth Rs 50,000 crore in about two weeks. 3. Markets worldwide are declining due to fear of spreadi...

Opportunity for long-term executives due to market volatility ?

The outbreak of coronavirus is engulfing the whole world. Till now it has spread to 175 countries. Due to the possibility of slowing down of the world economy, not only oil prices, but also the world stock market has seen ups and downs with a heavy downpour. NSE's Nifty index is down 31.85% in a month. On February 19, it stood at 12,125.90. By March 19, it has fallen by 3,862.45 points to 8,263.45. The price of Brent crude has fallen by 52.52% in the last one month between the price war broke out in Saudi Arabia and Russia. On February 19, it was $ 58.72 per barrel. On March 19, it came down to $ 27.88. Coronavirus infection may have more than an impact on the world economy. Many countries have imposed travel restrictions. As far as the stock markets are concerned, the volatility in the short term may persist for the next few weeks. One concern is that if the situation does not improve soon, the current recession may last for a long time. However, to speed up econ...

Black Friday in the stock market | coronavirus impact on world slowdown?

Sensex fell 1448 points, the second-largest decline in history, the investor was hit It was feared by economists abroad that the world will not suffer as much from the coronavirus as it will with its economic impact. This was proved to be true on Friday when the economy of all the major countries of the world was affected by coronavirus due to heavy losses in major stock markets of Asia, Europe and America. The Bombay Stock Exchange's (BSE) 30-share index suffered the second biggest fall in Sensex history. The Sensex lost 1448.37 points (about 3.64 per cent), while the National Stock Exchange (NSE) 50-share major index Nifty also lost 431.55 points (3.71 per cent). At the end of the trading day, the Sensex closed at 38297.29 and the Nifty closed at 11201.75. In both these markets, stock investors lost about Rs 11 lakh crore in a single day. The Sensex had earlier recorded a fall of 1624.51 points on August 24, 2015. Friday's fall was such that investors i...