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Beginner Investing Ideas - Pathway to a Super Investor
Here is an article for
beginner investor to understand best investing instruments. the
information on this article on various investment avenues for beginner
investor to select and allocate a right proportion to his portfolio to
make it well diversified. This will help you to define various
investment forms of each instruments, how to buy those and benifit of
investing in each. Read further...
Pro and cons of exchange traded funds
All of you are familiar with ETF (Exchange Traded Fund),
a basket of securities that are listed and traded on a recognized stock
exchange. Simply put, they are mutual funds, whose units can be bought
and sold on the stock exchange. Exchange Traded Funds (ETF)
can be either passively managed or actively managed. Understanding of
the advantages and disadvantages of Exchange Traded Funds (ETF) will help you to take a prompt decision to invest on this instrument. Below are the same.
30 investing mistakes by investors
There are some intelligent
actions required any investor to lead his investment to a big success.
But, majority of investors are losing there entire money through
investments. What is the reason behind such huge failure? Below is the list of 30 common mistakes most of the investors make frequently. As an investor, knowing these mistakes will give you more success.
Definition of Investment
There are many definitions
available on the word 'investment'. Here are some, received from famous
dictionaries, for your knowledge. True understanding of this will lead
you to take proper actions to get long term success with your
investments.
Personal Financial Planning thoughts and strategies
Is well structured financial plan is your dream? Are you stuck with any point to start financial planning or not aware where to start and what all are the necessary actions to go ahead? If your answer is "Yes" then this financial advice article for you. Here is a step by step information on the necessary areas where your focus required to have a personal financial planning..
What is Cash Reserve Ratio
Cash Reserve Ratio is a bank regulation that sets the minimum reserves each bank must hold to customer deposits and notes as financial investment.
These reserves are designed to satisfy withdrawal demands, and would
normally be in the form of fiat currency stored in a bank vault or with a
central bank.
Investing Ideas in a Down Market
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Internet
world is full with tips on what want to do in a down market. They all
are targeting small investors who are more panic due to the present
market crash and financial turmoil. Business newspapers filled with
market crash news in a daily basis. Can you invest at this time? The
ultimate answer is “Yes”. Read below to get an exact idea to the right
place to park your money.
ICICI bank to build customer trust
Recent unsolicited news and
rumors made India's second largest bank's, ICICI, status to red and
customers panic. Branches of the bank crowded by its customers to
withdraw there money immediately. This rumor related to ICICI banks
shares with Layman. Presently bank is trying build trust with its
customers. Below is a mail received to my mailbox is the best example
for that:
Bull market indicators
Identifying
bull phase is a great quality of a good investor. This can be done
through collecting and analyzing latest updates related to the economy. A
good investor should be able to understand and predict how such changes
or actions affect the stock market. Here are some indications related
to bull phase to update your knowledge:
Important Information !!! Blog name Change
Friends and readers,
The name of the blog "Investment Internals" going to change its name to "The Million Dollar Investing Tips" from 3rd November, 2008. New blog can be accessed via its new URL: http://milliondollarinvestingtips.blogspot.com/
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The name of the blog "Investment Internals" going to change its name to "The Million Dollar Investing Tips" from 3rd November, 2008. New blog can be accessed via its new URL: http://milliondollarinvestingtips.blogspot.com/
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Who is Foreign Institutional Investors (FII's)
Foreign Institutional Investor
(FII) is an investor or investment fund that is from or registered in a
country outside of the one in which it is currently investing. The term
is used most commonly in India to refer to outside companies investing
in the financial markets of India. International institutional investors
must register with the Securities and Exchange Board of India to
participate in the market.
What is Participatory Notes
Participatory Notes as known as
P-Notes or PN are instruments issued by registered foreign
institutional investors to overseas investors, who wish to invest in the
Indian stock markets without registering themselves with the market
regulator, the Securities and Exchange Board of India.
Why Diversification is Important in a Portfolio
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LEARN portfolio diversification from the well known proverb, "Don't put all your eggs to the same basket". This is a best known proverb informing investors to the importance of portfolio diversification to cutting the risk. Through proper diversification, one can reduce the risk involved to a portfolio in a great extend but it required lots of plan and good effort. Below are the details on major required qualities of a diversified portfolio and the two available diversification methods for your knowledge:
To deal with diversification, one should determine the fund allocation to different asset classes prior to build a portfolio. This can be equities, fixed assets, mutual funds or any investments that can give profit to the investor.
The major advantage of diversification is its ability to protect the entire portfolio from various risk and volatility associated to various asset classes. Good portfolio diversification should have following qualities:
LEARN portfolio diversification from the well known proverb, "Don't put all your eggs to the same basket". This is a best known proverb informing investors to the importance of portfolio diversification to cutting the risk. Through proper diversification, one can reduce the risk involved to a portfolio in a great extend but it required lots of plan and good effort. Below are the details on major required qualities of a diversified portfolio and the two available diversification methods for your knowledge:
To deal with diversification, one should determine the fund allocation to different asset classes prior to build a portfolio. This can be equities, fixed assets, mutual funds or any investments that can give profit to the investor.
The major advantage of diversification is its ability to protect the entire portfolio from various risk and volatility associated to various asset classes. Good portfolio diversification should have following qualities:
How to Shop Wisely and Save Money
Careless
shopping can destroy your budget to a great extend. It can put you in
trouble with huge credit card debt and spoil financial plan. Most people
buying unnecessary items with “one moment attraction”. Little thoughts
and understanding on “needs and wants” enable you to manage your money wisely at the time of day to day shopping. Read the complete article below…
Worst company collapses in US
Below are the list of US companies faced collapse due to lose or
fraud which known as the biggest company collapses in the US history.
These collapses given enormous lose and pain to number of investors and
customers world wide and it made the eminent stock markets to run down
for long time. Know about those biggest tragedies here:
Lehman, Merrill and AIG impact in India
Investors
in India already worry on the newses on the collapse of major US
financial firms, Merrill and AIG (American International Group Inc.) put
them to utter panic on lose of there money invested through DSP Merrill
Lynch Mutual funds and Tata-AIG. Still most of them doesn't have any
idea about the future of there investments. Here is the exact story on
how these collapses impact Indian investors:
SBI start eating customers money
The
largest bank in government sector, State Bank of India start eating
customers money in the form of commission upon depositing cash to a
savings account from any non-home branch using core banking facility.
Earlier, cash deposits up to Rs 50,000 at a non-home branch were free
and millions availed of it as a means of sending money home. This action
may be to increase bank’s income but, giving more burden as well as
pain to a customer. It is a clear sign of greed and increase bank’s
income by giving enormous pain to the huge, ordinary customer base
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