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Benefits of short term investment📊 Benefits of Short Term Investment 📊 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🔴 Short-term investing offers flexibility to the investor as they do not need to wait for the security to mature in order to get cash. On the other hand, long-term investments can be liquidated by selling in the secondary market, but the investor earns lower profits. 🔴 Investors can make substantial profits in a very short amount of time. 🔴 It is less risky as money invested per transaction is substantially lower. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━
BSE:SENSEXEducation
by dsp21486
Benefits of Long Term Investment 📊 Benefits of Long Term Investment 📊 ━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Reduces Transaction Fees (Cost) Every time you invest, there is a transaction fee incurred. If you invest for a long-term and avoid repeated investments, you save multiple fees. Tax Benefits (Tax) Long-term investments are taxed at rates lower than your income tax bracket. Stability (⚖) Long-term investments exhibit lower volatility compared to short-term investments. Best Saving Option (🧰) Long-term investments serve as a good savings option for post-retirement, future home, or college, education, etc. Compounding (📈) Long-term investments grow at a compound rate of interest. Hence, the gain in this type of interest is substantial. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━
BSE:SENSEXEducation
by dsp21486
Sensex / Nifty testing Fib resistanceMarkets went down drastically due to covid (Mar 2020), Sensex went down -30% .As people started to get more aware of covid, lockdowns lifting, stimulus from governments, vaccines all of them together pushed the market back to track quickly. But markets didn't stop at the trend line, They are continuing to make higher highs and going to dangerous levels (As of publishing date, Sensex 30% above trend-line). Sensex is retesting Fib resistance formed by the Covid. Two possibilities from the resistance 1. Market does a correction and come back to trend line. 2. Market breaks the resistance and continuous making higher highs due to greed, more money from government, new people entering the market. Which will eventually lead to very big bubble (Correction will be one of the worse ever) What to do know ? Don't panic sell/buy, Just expect the correction and be prepared for both ways. Keep some cash, so we can buy the Dip formed by these corrections When does we get the opportunity to buy these Dips ? Hard to predict (i accept it around 2022). As it's hard to predict, as the market declines, make a list of companies you want to invest (your shopping list), and buy small quantities at the Fib support levels (So overall you avg out you cost)
BSE:SENSEXLong
by Ashok_Varma
India Scares, ISM Disappoints, and Munger CursesAs it's been usual in recent weeks, India has been the main destroyer of sentiment in the financial markets. The pandemic is raging there. And although the central authorities of the country stubbornly refuse to announce a nationwide lockdown, individual states and the capital of the country are forced to declare it. As a result, it becomes more and more obvious that India will not see double-digit GDP growth in 2021. The surge in the pandemic in the country has already minus about 7M jobs and triggered an increase in unemployment to 8% in April from 6.5% in March. And then the ISM data came on business activity in the US manufacturing sector. Most of the elements, as well as the index as a whole, turned out to be below the analysts' forecasts. One cannot help but recall the old rule of investors: “sell in May and leave the market”. If we analyze the statistics of the behavior of stock markets, including the United States, over the past few decades, it turns out that the worst time of the year for the market is the period from May to October, and the best is the period from October to May (the so-called Halloween Effect). So, statistically, now is the time to fix profits in longs and go into cash or even sell on the US stock market. Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency market is undergoing tectonic shifts. Bitcoin, which at the start of the year with a share of 70% was essentially cryptocurrency markets, is rapidly losing its status as a crypto monopoly. The share dropped to 46%. Largely due to the rapid growth of ether, as well as Doge and Binance coins. Charlie Munger from Berkshire Hathaway will remind you of what professionals think about the cryptocurrency market. During the Q&A session at the Berkshire meeting, he branded cryptocurrencies as best he could, calling them a disgusting development, useful only to kidnappers and ransomware. The position, of course, is quite an ultimatum, but it has a very tangible, reasonable grain.
BSE:SENSEXShort
by Trade24Fx
Week in a Glance: India, Fed, US GDP and Biden's Plans As for the pandemic, the past week was marked by the catastrophe in India, which became the sole and undisputed world leader in the pandemic. In general, we noted a year ago that India, being the country with the highest population density and even in theory unable to organize social distancing, is a powder keg. Yes, it didn't explode last spring, but it does that now. It is very likely that a new type of virus with a double mutation is to blame. India ended the week with 400K + new infections per day and an increase in the global proportion of cases, which is starting to approach 50% of the global number of cases. We don't think it's worth talking about the collapse of the country's medical system. The capacity of the crematoria is not enough, so they returned to the good old burning at the stake, the result of which was a shortage of firewood. In general, it’s an absolute horror. Considering that it was India that was the driver of the global economy growth in recent years, it was somewhat strange against this background to see records of commodity markets: copper prices reached their highest level in 10 years, and prices for soybeans, wheat and corn reached their highest levels in eight years. However, the world is stratified every day more and more. Where vaccination campaigns have been adequately organized, countries are showing rapid economic recovery, which is driving up commodity prices. Last week, the US reported first-quarter GDP growth, the highest since 2003 (excluding the statistical outlier in the third quarter of 2020). Optimism was also fueled by a super-successful reporting season, as well as Biden's next plans: this time the US President announced a large-scale "American Families Plan" worth $1.8 trillion. Well, the Fed has traditionally been on the side of the optimists, leaving the parameters of monetary policy unchanged and assuring the markets of the current exchange rate inviolability. That is, the ultra-soft policy as well as an abundance of cheap money has been. The coming week is interesting primarily with statistics on the US labor market, as well as the results of the Bank of England meeting and figures on China's trade balance.
BSE:SENSEXShort
by Trade24Fx
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The Fed's Pause, and Biden Presents Another PlanThe Federal Open Market Committee of the Fed yesterday left the base rate unchanged in the range from 0% to 0.25% and kept the monthly rate of bond purchases at $120 billion. At the same time, the head of the Central Bank Jerome Powell once again confirmed that in the foreseeable future, the parameters of monetary policy will remain unchanged, despite the success of the vaccination campaign and the rapid recovery of the US economy. Financial markets have received another confirmation that the holiday of cheap money continues and you can continue to buy everything that is on sale. For the sake of fairness, we note that despite the total overvaluation of the US stock market, companies such as Apple or Alphabet, judging by the latest quarterly reports, really have a reason to buy. Yesterday, for example, Apple reported a 54% increase in revenue over the same period last year. At the same time, all (!) segments of the company demonstrated double-digit growth. Well, the cherry on top for buyers was the announcement of a $90 billion share buyback program. US President Biden tried not to fall out of the general festive context. In his first address to Congress, he unveiled a massive $1.8 trillion American Families Plan. In fact, we are talking about the practical implementation of the basic values ​​of the democrats - to redistribute financial resources from the rich to the poor. Biden's plan aims to help low-income Americans by raising taxes on wealthy Americans. On the issue of inequality, but on a global scale. New York will lift curfews for bars and restaurants on May 17, and Delhi's mayor is trying to stabilize supplies of wood that is starting to be scarce as cremations continue to rise.
BSE:SENSEXShort
by Trade24Fx