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[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis If looking for investing in a mid-cap, which would be a better stock to own. A stock which after a period of four years has once again paid dividend last year or a stock which in the last five years have missed dividend only in FY 2020, which was covid year. Yes, second one, but most investors don't look at these things which in the long run matter both for the real business and finally the stock price. Similarly, there are many small things which need to be looked at when investing in a mid cap stocks for very simple reason that market is sitting with a good amount of gain and short corrective move which may come largely because of global reason or just a simple profit booking move may hit midcap more than anyone else. So, while being bullish and increasing your exposure just do a little bit of work so that one is able to avoid anxiety in time of corrective phase of the market. There is a high probability that in another fe...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis A recent report suggested that for the first time, the AUM of Midcap mutual fund schemes have gone above the AUM of large cap mutual fund schemes. There are two ways to look and interpret this. First, that too much money has gone into mid-cap mutual funds and it is time to be cautious. The other way to look at it is that finally mid-cap stocks have reached a level where institutional investors are able to find opportunities to invest and that is why they are coming with more schemes and more money is being collected in mid-cap schemes. Beside the above two, there is a third way to look at it, which is pragmatic: India's growth story is incomplete without mid-cap as these are the companies which are either emerging or re-emerging with their operating matrix turning better due to a couple of factors. While there are phases, where they come under pressure, the fact remains that in the last ten years best returns have come from ...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis However rational one might be, a new flash which shows Japanese indices, Nikkei down by 11% and Taiwanese indices down by 8% is bound to make you look at your portfolio value and get jittery. When one sees that value in red, two things may happen. First the urge to buy stock because you feel that correction is a buying opportunity. Second, question the decision of holding the stocks and sell in panic. Now markets are / were and will remain volatile. But decision making cannot be volatile, it has to be based on what business you will own after you bought the stock. Whether you are going to own a business which is growing or not, whether the management is transparent in admitting its mistakes, take care of your rights as retail shareholders. Let the economist fight on whether the US FEd is wrong and right, focus on what you own and if you own a bad business, even if you are sitting on gains, just sell and if you own a good busin...

[hfe_template id='11223'] [ad_1] Synopsis Given the way global markets have panned out and how the geopolitical developments are shaping up, one cannot rule out the probability that for some more trading sessions the market might stay in a volatile mode. Now there are two things one can do in this volatile market, either worry and make assumptions and go by the narrative of correction that is bound to pour if the corrections get stronger. Second thing which can be done is ignore these short term noises which have come in the past and will come in future also. Just focus on the underlying business, any positive change if that is happening in the sector and check the quality of the management by doing some simple things and holding the stock for some time rather than reacting to all the things happening across the globe. These noises are temporary, it is business and management which is permanent and matters to the street. Remember that famous advertisement “daag achhe hai...