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Reasons Not To Worry About Another Stock Market Crash

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  The RBI reports have confirmed that the stock market is in a bubble. And, not once but twice Mr. Shaktikanta Das, the governor of RBI has told the press. However, the market has discounted the update and made new highs. As far as economy and inflation are concerned, the market is reasonably at a higher valuation.  Having said that, one should always remember that the stock market discounts the past data and always focus on the future. However, the rally in the stock indexes is majorly due to the money printing that has happened to survive the economic slowdown Covid-19 had created. This has also led to an increase in the inflation rate. However, as per the Federal Reserve(FED) in the U.S and other Government bodies, inflation is transitory. And, is due to a shortage in supply. Therefore, it is expected that it will settle down once the economy opens up.  Moreover, due to the economic disruption, the Government has decreased interest rates on Government bonds. Which in t...

Investing In Mutual Funds Through Demat Account: Process, Pros, And Cons

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Mutual funds serve as one of the most sought-after investment vehicles that allow individual investors to create wealth. For retail investors, mutual fund investing is a great way to build a winning portfolio and be benefited in the long run. Retail and small investors who do not have time to track financial markets, prefer leaving their investment choices on professionals. Mutual funds give retail investors a platform to diversify investments according to the risk appetite.  A demat account is a one-stop solution for all financial securities. Financial securities such as bonds, equities, commodities, and many more can be stored digitally in an online demat account . Demat accounts also help in transferring financial securities from one account to another. The Indian stock markets have only two depositories; National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) and Central Depository Securities Limited (CDSL) that maintain all demat accounts.  Also read:-  Topic How Many Types of...