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Understanding the Psychology of Investing in Financial Markets - by Prof. Gangineni Dhananjhay "You have to be able to control yourself. You can't let emotions get in the way of your mind." - Warren Buffet Introduction Markets are assumed to be characterised by rational individual...

Professional photography is now considered as an investment option. It�s right to time to be a photographer and also the right time to invest in works of professional photographers because they're selling like hot cakes. A few galleries in the metros are busy holding photography shows...

Investing the Christmas Carol Way Christmas carols make spirits bright, and they can also give some pointers about the economy and personal finance. Let's do some investing the Christmas carol way. Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful: That's what your stockbroker says to you every year. And every year...

Investing in Commodities: Is This Bull Dead? The past couple of quarters were traumatic for the commodities investor. After a huge advance, the natural resources’ bull came to a grinding halt before falling off the proverbial cliff. The carnage that followed yet again reminded investors not to...

Investing in Commodities: Is This Bull Dead? The past couple of quarters were traumatic for the commodities investor. After a huge advance, the natural resources’ bull came to a grinding halt before falling off the proverbial cliff. The carnage that followed yet again reminded investors not to...

What is India and What About Investing in India? What is India… ? We don’t know. We prepared for this trip by reading ‘Maximum City’ but it wasn’t enough. Here we give you impressions… glimpses… the kind of sensory overload you get when you are traveling in India. Women on the back of motor...

Is investing in artwork a good idea? MUMBAI: For most Indians, a piece of art is an object of pleasure and is used to adorn their homes. The development of a strong art market is making artwork a tangible asset too. Art is an investment class which has seen a sharp rise in demand...

Most of us like to try out new things whether its dining at restaurants, buying mobile phones and cars to name a few. Some go to the extent of changing mobile phones every one year and a car every three years. Well this is a matter of personal preference and lifestyle and might give you some...

The stock markets continue to witness significant levels of volatility with each passing day. Mixed views are being heard on the street, with some believing that the BSE Sensex will go all the way down to 7,000! Others are saying that it will trade 'range-bound' (although a 'range' may even be...

The Death of Long-Term Investing With so much information about stocks and companies available instantly, many investors are trigger-happy There's no denying that the deluge of information on every subject has changed the way we live. The influx of information, propelled by innovative...

Thoughts on Investing There is so much hand-wringing going on by market watchers that I thought it would be a good idea to haul out a little common sense. Markets have been going down in recent months. I lost money too. But the world rarely ends. When people regain their senses I want to be in...

:SugarwareZ-191: 4 GREAT investing mantras:SugarwareZ-299: Stock market volatility, of the kind that we are seeing almost on a daily basis, works as a red light for the typical retail investor. That need not be the case, says the chief executive of mutual fund rating firm Value Research...

Any kind of investment we make is subject to risk. In fact we get return on our investment purely and solely because at the very beginning we take the risk of parting with our funds, for getting higher value back at a later date. Partition itself is a risk. Well known economist and Nobel Prize...

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A Simple, Unassuming Man Who Just Happens To Be The World’s Most Successful Investor … Who Forbes’ readers think should be the next USA president Secret #1: Invest in quality businesses, not stock symbols Secret #2: Don’t invest for ten minutes if you’re not prepared to invest for ten years...