Thursday, March 10, 2022

If not in Cricket, can you be a Dhoni in investing at least

If not in Cricket, can you be a Dhoni in investing at least.
When I see people cursing Dhoni for the one run defeat against West Indies saying all kind of things such as he isn't lucky any longer, he has lost his Midas though and that the past was just like a fluke etc., I am reminded of the scores of investors who panic when the market's startle them by a suddenly correction and they react by selling off their investments.
A champion investor is like Dhoni, Kohli and their ilk who despite being in the middle of the battle zone maintains their cool and takes setbacks in their stride only to come back stronger from the experience.
So before investing, decide what kind of investor you are?
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Thursday, March 3, 2022

KEEP ENVY AT BAY


The reason we go so wrong in our investment is because of our lack of conviction in the investment process.
We believe that market's give return whereas returns come from the economy and are reflected in the markets.
Once an investor understands the concept of market returns and moves from Fixed Deposits to Equities, instead of being happy, the habit of looking around gets the better of him.
Not happy with substantially better returns than Fixed Deposits the investor's greed gets the better of him making him to yearn for more. 'Yeh Dil Maange More'
He begins to suffer from post purchase dissonance which makes him believe that he hasn't opted for the best solution/ product and the product owned by his friend / colleague etc is actually a better one.
Everything the other man or woman has looks perfect and all that he has simply seems imperfect and a mistake.
This kind of thinking makes him take knee jerk actions like selling out what he has and purchasing what someone else has.
Unfortunately this is a behavioural issue and does not end here and soon post purchase dissonance once again shows up.
Therefore getting too involved with your investment many a times is a recipe for disaster and a good advisor will do his job well by preventing the investor from falling prey to this behavioural disorder.
The best way to invest is to get educated, get conviction, gain confidence, be calm, stay invested and moreover stop looking at others.
An advisor, plays a vital role in controlling the emotions of the investor and preventing him or her from committing what can be termed as 'financial suicide'.
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Friday, July 30, 2021

Sebi allows mutual funds to offer instant access facility in overnight funds



Modifying a 2017 circular, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) today allowed mutual fund houses to offer instant access facility in overnight funds. This is in addition to liquid funds which were earlier made eligible for this facility. The new rule is applicable with immediate effect.

Instant Access facility is an option available to investors who opt for the facilities to get access to their funds within a few hours or even minutes of giving the redemption request. Investors can withdraw up to 90% of the value of their units, subject to a cap of ₹50,000 for the instant access facility. Ordinarily redemption proceeds from debt funds, including liquid funds are credited to the investor’s bank account in 1-2 working days. Overnight funds were a category created by Sebi in October 2017. They are permitted to invest in debt securities maturing within one day and this makes them highly liquid and relatively low risk in nature.

Separately from 1st December 2021, Sebi will allow unclaimed money and dividends to be invested in separately created plans of overnight, liquid and money market schemes of mutual funds. Previously such money could be invested in call money, liquid and money market instruments. The total expense ratio that fund houses can charge for such plans will be capped at the expense ratio of the direct plan or 0.5%, whichever is lower. AMCs cannot charge exit loads in such plans.