• Investors can lose money even if they invest in the best fund.
  • Having extreme intelligence does not guarantee success in investing.
  • It’s easier to make long-term predictions for the stock market than short-term ones.
  • Buying and holding beats frequent trading
  • It’s incredibly difficult to make money by trading currencies
  • Timing the market based on recessions simply does not work
  • Berkshire Hathaway is the world’s costliest stock. One share of the company costs you over Rs 2 crore.
  • One of the key wrong assumption people has about investing is linking your performance with your activities. However, very often the investors who have the best performance are the one that trades the least.
  • If only investors could find ways to time the market. Unfortunately, the market is unpredictable and there will always be ups and downs.
  • Compounding interest allows any money you make to potentially be reinvested over and over in things like a retirement fund. Even a little bit of cash invested now could earn you long-term rewards.
  • Day traders who make multiple buys and sells throughout the day may not be making as much as you think. In fact, the majority of them eventually end up losing money.
  • Paying off debt is an investment strategy.
  • Meme stocks are the latest trend on social media but they might not be sound investments.
  • If you do not start saving until 45, you will need to save three times as much as if you start at 25.
  • Tax rules didn’t encourage too much investment in equities or retirement
  • Compound interest can be great if you are consistently saving money but cruel if you are consistently borrowing money.
  • It is better to compound quarterly than annually if you are saving money.
  • The longer money compounds, the more it grows.
  • It's true that banks aren't paying much on savings accounts. But many mutual funds average a higher return and have very low minimums
  • Compound interest can free you from credit card debts.
  • You don't have to be rich to benefit from compound interest.
  • Compound interest is essentially the act of adding interest to interest
  • The compounding effect is the underlying principle of the SIP.
  • The greater the interest rate, the more money you will gain or owe.
  • The rate at which an amount increase is determined by the periodicity with which interest is compounded—daily, monthly, or annually.
  • Coins stay in circulation for about 30 years before they get melted down and repurposed
  • Two separate agencies create coins and paper money in the US.
  • Indian currency notes are not made out of paper but cotton.
  • The symbols below each date on your coin indicate where it was minted.
  • The 10,000 rupee note was in circulation from 1954 - 1978.
  • The cost of minting an Rs. 1 coin is Rs. 1.11
  • If you have a torn note, where more than half of it is torn, you can exchange it for a new one at the bank.
  • The BSE is the oldest stock exchange in Asia, established in 1875.
  • According to a study, the nifty index always faces a loss every time Sachin Tendulkar had a bad spell in a cricket match.
  • Only 2% of the savings from Indian households go into equities.

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