This article by T N Ninan reflects on the legacy of Steve Jobs and how he changed the world through his innovations. It examines the impact of Jobs' products, such as the iPhone, and how they have transformed the way we live and work. The article also explores the lessons that can be learned from Jobs' entrepreneurial spirit and the importance of innovation in driving economic growth. Overall, it is a tribute to one of the most influential figures of the modern era.

This article discusses the common technical analysis mistakes made by traders and provides tips on how to avoid them. It covers topics such as not relying too heavily on a single indicator, not ignoring the trend, avoiding confirmation bias, and not over-trading. By understanding these mistakes and how to avoid them, traders can improve their technical analysis skills and potentially achieve more profitable trades.

TN Ninan Misfiring again is an article that discusses India's recent economic reforms and their impact on the country's economy. It analyzes the government's approach to these reforms, highlighting the missed opportunities and the potential consequences of their missteps. The article provides insights into the current state of the Indian economy and its future prospects.

India's biggest public offer is the upcoming Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Life Insurance Corporation (LIC). The IPO is expected to be launched in the second half of 2022 and is expected to be worth more than Rs 1 lakh crore. It will be a historic event as this will be the first time that the government will be selling a part of its stake in the insurance behemoth.

Three white soldiers is a bullish candlestick pattern that signals a potential reversal of a downtrend in the stock market. It consists of three long consecutive white (or green) candles with each closing higher than the previous one. This pattern indicates that the buyers have taken control and the stock price may continue to rise in the near future.

The article discusses seven factors that are currently affecting the global financial markets, such as geopolitical tensions, inflation concerns, supply chain disruptions, COVID-19 variants, central bank policies, rising interest rates, and earnings reports of companies.

TN Ninan's 'The Market as Weapon' explores how economic sanctions, trade barriers and currency manipulations can be used as geopolitical tools. The article by Kotak Neo discusses how markets can be used as a weapon and the role it plays in shaping economies and policies.

Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns" - this holds true even while investing in debt funds. Diversify your portfolio wisely. Debt funds' performance can vary widely each year, so investors should consider factors like credit quality, duration, and interest rates instead of just chasing past returns.

Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a popular investment method for retail investors to invest in mutual funds. However, there may be situations where investors need to stop or pause their SIP due to various reasons. In such cases, systematic transfer route (STR) can be used as an alternative to continue investing in mutual funds by transferring a lump sum amount from one scheme to another.