From the Mentor’s Desk

"Catching a Falling Knife" - A Lesson in Valuation Wisdom from the Guru Himself

In his latest article, the legendary professor and valuation expert beautifully dismantles the myth of always "buying the dip"—a strategy often glamorized in turbulent markets.

Investors, Think Twice Before Following Finfluencers!

We’re living in a time when financial advice is just a swipe away. From YouTube shorts to Instagram reels and Twitter threads, so-called “finfluencers” are grabbing attention with flashy headlines and bold promises.

Indian Stock Market Rebounds: Is the Bull Back or Just a Temporary Rise?

The Indian stock market made a strong comeback last week, recovering from recent declines. But is this the beginning of a long-term rally or just a short-lived bounce?

Women's Financial Empowerment - A Step Towards a Stronger India

Women’s financial empowerment drives a stronger, progressive India. Financially independent women make better choices, secure their families, and fuel economic growth. Today, it’s not a luxury—it’s a necessity.

Turn Market Downturns into Big Wins: Why You Should Start or Boost Your SIP in a Bear Market?

If you’ve been investing through SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) or considering starting one, now is the perfect time to capitalize on market lows.

The Ramayana of Investing: Lord Rama's Financial Wisdom

What if Lord Rama was your investment mentor? His journey—marked by exile, battles, patience, and victory—mirrors the ups and downs of financial markets. Let’s uncover the timeless investment lessons hidden in his story.

Time vs Timimg in Mutual Fund Investing: What Matters More?

Investors often debate whether 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗶𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗸𝗲𝘁 or timing the market is more crucial for wealth creation. While timing the market sounds appealing, history shows that staying invested for the long term delivers better results.

Market Downturns: A Blessing, Not a Curse!

In March 2020, two investors—Mr. Nayak and Mr. Kumar—found themselves in the middle of a market crash. The news was full of panic, stock prices were in free fall, and red numbers dominated their portfolios.