A stock opening price the next day can be higher or lower than the previous day’s closing price. Depending on it, it’s said to be either gap up or gap low. Find out the gap up and gap down meanings and what they signal in this blog.

One of the key economic indicators is interest rate which has a profound impact on how mutual funds perform. Read on to find out more here.

Know how mutual funds perform in a low-interest rate environment. Let’s find out if should you invest in them in such a scenario or not. .

A stock SIP is a systematic way to invest in stocks whereby you invest a fixed amount of money at regular intervals in your chosen stock. SipIt by Kotak Neo allows you to start an SIP in equity shares and exchange-traded funds.

Before investing in a company’s IPO, it’s essential to go through its key financial figures. This blog sheds light on crucial figures of R K Swamy, going for IPO on 4th March 2024.

Inflation has a profound impact on mutual funds. Read on to learn how it affects mutual funds, including debt funds and equity funds

Mutual funds have performed impressively in the post-pandemic world. Read on to know how the numbers are stacked in favor of mutual funds.

Bharat Highways InvIT is all set for its initial public offering on 28th February 2024. Find out the key details of this IPO in this article.

Investing in mutual funds has gained significant traction in India. The ballooning size of the assets under management (AUM) of the mutual fund industry is a testament to its increasing popularity. While fund houses and others involved with the industry have played a crucial role in popularisingthem, one entity has worked to protect investors’ interests by regulating mutual funds. It’s the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).

When you invest in mutual funds, a professional team of experts manages your money. This management incurs costs in the form of operational expenses, which include allocation charges, advertising costs, etc. The mutual fund company recovers these expenses from the investors, in the form of expense ratio, within the limits prescribed by SEBI.