The Savart Journal
Savart Blog
Page 8 of 11
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MPC Highlights – RBI Hikes Repo Rate by 50 Basis Points
The RBI raised the repo rate by 50 basis points to 4.90% to curb inflation, its second hike in five weeks, pushing up deposit rates and loan EMIs.
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Income Tax on Mutual Funds – How Are Mutual Funds Taxed?
How mutual funds are taxed in India: capital gains rules for equity and debt schemes, holding periods, dividend tax and indexation benefits explained.
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Is High Return Possible Without Any Volatility?
Can you earn high returns without volatility? This guide explains market volatility and why equities' short-term swings matter less over the long term.
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How Inflation Eats Away into Returns
Learn how inflation erodes real returns versus nominal ones, with a worked example, plus avenues like equity, mutual funds, gold and real estate to counter it.
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Mutual Funds, Index Funds & ETFs – All You Need to Know
How mutual funds, index funds and ETFs differ across purchase process, minimum investment, management style, expenses, liquidity, pricing and performance.
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Importance of Risk Profiling in Financial Planning – Why It’s Important?
Understand risk profiling in financial planning: how risk required, capacity and tolerance, plus age and goals, shape your ideal investment strategy.
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Telecom Industry Analysis – Call of the Titans
A 2018 Savart research report on India's telecom sector: the Jio disruption, market share, 5G, key risks, and why the team advised avoiding telecom stocks.
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How Much Should I Invest in One Stock?
Rather than a fixed amount, learn what share of your portfolio belongs in one stock, using diversification, rebalancing, low costs and research to manage risk.
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Best Value Investing Books You Cannot Miss – Must Reads of 2019
A roundup of classic value investing books from Fisher, Siegel, Lynch, Malkiel, Buffett, O'Neil, Kiyosaki, Bogle and Shiller, with what each one teaches.
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Mistakes to Avoid When the Stock Market Is Volatile
Common mistakes to steer clear of during stock market volatility, from panic selling and abandoning your plan to over-relying on news and borrowed money.
