[ad_1] As Justyn Walsh writes in Investing with Keynes: âKeynesâ most famous example of the âfallacy of compositionâ was the so-called Paradox of Thriftâwhich notes that saving is good for the individual, but if all individuals increase their savings then aggregate demand will fall, eventually leading to lower savings for the population as a whole.”…
[ad_1] A deep, across-the-board selloff, which the Indian stock market has been witnessing since October last year, has sent over 450 stocks in the Nifty 500 index into negative territory. However, 10 stocks of the index have defied this excruciating pressure and risen valiantly by over 10 per cent during this period. According to Capitalmarket…
[ad_1] The Nifty 500 Total Returns Index, a good representation of the overall Indian stock market, has fallen 11.3% since peaking on 26 September. A âtotal returnsâ index takes dividends given by stocks into account while calculating returns. But like all averages, the Nifty 500âs fall does not give us the complete picture (All return…
[ad_1] A 500-stock index is typically expected to offer wide diversification to investors, but the Nifty 500 index has a large-cap bias. However, a recently launched rule-based fundâthe Nippon India Nifty 500 Equal Weight Index Fundâaims to give broader diversification across large-, mid-, and small-cap stocks. How it works Instead of market-cap weights, the fund…
