There are two types of stocks, growth and value stocks. The former are stocks that offer a growth rate above the average, while value stocks are undervalued stocks. Surprisingly, value investing is an often ignored area of investing that not many individuals like to venture into. By definition, value investing refers to purchasing stocks when ...

The impact of the COVID-19 crisis has been drastic all around the world. The pandemic shrunk markets and caused considerable loss to the overall economy. The major impact of the novel coronavirus situation has been on small and medium scale businesses. Without a solid foundation, these units have struggled to stay afloat in these times. ...

Living standards have gone up, the meaning of homes has changed to multi-storeyed castles, there is no cap on high paying jobs, and so much more to sit and think of. There is almost nothing tangible in this world that cannot be bought with money. Yet, in this changing economy, the level of satisfaction and ...

The financial rulebook says that you should never depend on a single income, and that creating a second source by strategic investments is the answer to a secure life. But if investing was that easy, everyone would be a stock trader.  Market volatility, risk tolerance, allocation of units, and finding the right time period to ...