Vivek Kaul: The ‘fallacy of composition’ has left equity fund investors reeling

As Justyn Walsh writes in Investing with Keynes: “Keynes’ most famous example of the ‘fallacy of composition’ was the so-called Paradox of Thrift–which 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.” Also…

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Investing in mutual funds does not start and end with just SIPs

In fact, SIPs might be more widely recognised than mutual funds themselves. Once considered a strategy primarily for salaried individuals, SIPs have now gained popularity even among high-net-worth individuals (HNIs). While they promise discipline and long-term wealth creation, the question remains—can SIPs alone secure all financial goals, or is a more diversified approach needed? Understanding…

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