MO Investor – One App For All Investment Needs

August 20, 2020 Leave a comment

Feeling totally penned in by Covid -19 ? Frustrated that you’re not as productive as you’d normally like to be?Does it feel like a lost year when it comes to earning ?

Here’s a solution : The Motilal Oswal’s Investor App.Start with EDUMO. Whether you are a beginner looking to learn the ABCs of investing or looking to refresh your knowledge or learn more advanced topics,there’s something good for you here.Also MO Investor helps you keep abreast of market news with live market updates and you can focus more on what interests you by using the customisable multi- asset watch list.

Frankly there is no investment better than an investment in yourself. And education is one of the best investments you can make in yourself. That too an education that can help you acquire skills and knowledge that you can directly apply to make money.

Been struck by how sections of the digital economy are thriving,even as more traditional businesses suffer due to Covid-19 disruptions ? Bothered that these company stocks are not listed on the Indian Exchanges ?MO Investor App allows you to invest in 3500 US stocks and ETFs seamlessly. You can simply open demat account with Motilal Oswal and get started. Read more of this post

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6 Basic Day Trading Strategies You Can Use

August 13, 2019 Leave a comment

Day trading or intraday trading, is speculation in securities by buying and selling financial instruments within the same trading day, such that all positions are closed before the market closes for the trading day.Day trading has been a time honoured way for enterprising individuals to accumulate capital and manage their living expenses while they go about building wealth.For certain personality types,day trading sure beats working at a jobby job !

Every successful day trader has his or her own personal style,that’s a variation or combination of the 6 basic strategies below. Moreover there is profit in being able to vary the strategies you use depending on various market conditions. Read more of this post

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How To Trade In The Share Market

April 27, 2017 2 Comments

Serious money is made by exiting your stock holdings by listing your business in the stock-markets or simply by quietly acquiring the stocks of a few select companies and sitting on them for a few decades.

But if like me, these days you have been receiving calls and tips from multiple brokers a day, and can’t refrain from trying to make a few quick bucks by trading, here are some good tips, learnt the hard way:

First do your financial planning in detail so that you know what your commitments are, as well as the maximum money you can afford to lose. Trading gone bad, can and does wipe out your capital and it doesn’t make sense to let greed make you stake or leverage more than you can afford to lose. Read more of this post

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Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme, 2012 (RGESS)

January 27, 2013 2 Comments

To encourage the flow of savings of small investors into the domestic capital market, the Government of India announced a scheme named Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme, 2012 (RGESS) in the last budget.Also a new section 80 CCG under the Income Tax Act, 1961 on ‘Deduction in respect of investment under an equity savings scheme’ was introduced to give tax benefits to “New Retail Investors”who invest up to `50,000 in ‘Eligible Securities’ and have a gross total annual income less than or equal to Rs.10 Lakhs.

A ‘New Retail Investor’ for the purposes of this scheme is defined as is any Resident Individual

who has not opened a demat account and has not made any transactions in the equity or derivative segment as on the date of notification of the scheme i.e., November 23, 2012. OR
who has opened a demat account as a first holder, but has not transacted in the equity or derivate segment till November 23, 2012.OR
who has a demat account as a joint holder.

What To Do If There Is No Will?

April 14, 2011 20 Comments

I came across this in today’s Economic Times.It is a good article on what legal heirs need to do when a person dies intestate in India.

If there’s no will, there’s still a way

Sakina Babwani

The death of a loved one is the most dreaded thing that can happen to any family. It can get even more traumatic when the family realises that the deceased has not left a will behind. In such a situation, the family is usually left running from pillar to post, trying to gain access to the property which, in many cases, could be the only saviour from doom.

However, according to experts, the family can still get its due even in the absence of a will, provided it can get hold of a few documents. “A succession certificate and a copy of the death certificate should solve at least 95-96 % of your problem,” says Sivaramakrishnan, head of legacy planning, Altamount Capital Management . Read more of this post