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It is that time of the year again! Yes, the one day all investors and traders vouch for to be auspicious – Diwali. And what's more thrilling for traders during Diwali than Kaju Katli? You guessed it—Muhurat Trading! According to the Hindu calendar, Indian traditions and culture emphasise ‘Muhurat’ as the best time to start something good, something shubh. That's why most people buy a few shares on the auspicious day of Diwali during the muhurat hour. In the digital world of WhatsApp, investors are flooded with Diwali picks from various brokerage houses. They make it a norm on Diwali to recommend stock ideas for the next Samvat. So, let’s dig a little deeper into Muhurat trading and how to begin investing for the year ahead.

India’s Current Account Deficit (CAD) has widened to a four-quarter high at 2.4% of GDP in the June Quarter from 1.9% in the previous quarter. The International Monetary Fund expects, India’s CAD to be at 2.6% of GDP in 2018-19. India witnessed a trade deficit of ?18.02 billion in June 2018 Quarter, highest since November 2014.

When it comes to investing in the stock markets, you need to have the latest information available. And not only that, you need to be able to dissect this information and make good financial decisions.

The government recently approved investment proposals by UK retailer Tesco and telecom major Vodafone in India. There are also numerous reports of companies like Idea and HDFC Bank seeking shareholder approval to increase the foreign institutional investment or FII limit in their companies.

Financial planning is about managing your finances to achieve your financial goals in the most optimum manner. It's not about making huge savings or less spending nor does it mean having lots of money for huge making investments.

Everyone has the desire to be wealthy, but only a select few actually understand how the money operates. In addition to being a highly disciplined process, accumulating money calls for a mental transformation as well as an attitude that is oriented toward the creation of assets. Robert Koyosaki's well acclaimed 1997 bestseller "Rich Dad, Poor Dad '' addresses this very issue.