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Top 10 Wealth Creators in the Indian Equity Market for the period 2016 – 2021
Top 10 Wealth Creators in the Indian Equity Market for the period 2016 -2021.
Reliance Industries is the Top wealth creator in the Indian Equity market for the 5 year period followed by TCS, HDFC Bank,Hind unilever and Infosys.
Source: Motilal Oswal Research Report
Top Wealth Creating Sectors in the Indian Equity Market for the period 2011 -2021
Top Wealth Creating Sectors in the Indian Equity Market for the period 2011 -2021. In the 11 year period Financials has been the Top performing sector in 6 out of 11 years. Consumer & Retail sector has been the performing sector in 4 out of 11 years. Technology has been an out performer in 1 year.
Source: Motilal Oswal Research Report
Various Asset Classes to Invest In
There are various categories of investment opportunities. These categories of Investment options are called Asset Classes. Each asset class carries varying degrees of risk and the returns depend on the risk taken. Higher the risk taken there is a possibility of higher returns. There are many categories of Asset classes and each category has many sub categories.
1] Equity – Equity shares, Equity Mutual Funds
2] Fixed Income – Debt, Debt Mutual funds
3] Real Estate
4] Commodities – Gold, Silver
5] Currencies
6] Cryptocurrencies
7] Art, Rare Stamps, Rare Coins
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Shrinkflation is a type of Inflation where in the size of the package or product shrinks or reduces in size or quantity but the price remains the same. The manufacturers reduce the size or quantity of product so that he doesn’t have to raise prices during a period when inflation is high.
The Rule of 72 will help us know very easily as to how long it will take for our money (Investment) to double.
The Rule of 72 is a formula in Finance to determine how much time it will take for your money (investment) to double if you earn a fixed rate of return per annum. The Rule of 72 is equal to 72 divided by the expected rate of return. For example if you expect a rate of return of 15% pa on your investment. Then divide 72 by 15 and the answer 4.8 years.
Inflation in economics is a general rise in the prices of goods and services in an economy. When the general price of goods and services rises, each unit of currency can buy lesser number of goods and services. Inflation reduces the purchasing power of money.
Recession in economics is a business cycle of contraction wherein there is a general decline in the overall economic activity. Recessions usually occur when there is a general decline in spending in the economy
A Dirty price in traded bonds is the cost of a bond plus accrued interest based on the coupon rate. A Dirty price in bonds is a price quote which includes accrued interest
A Clean price in traded bonds is just the cost of the bond. The price does not include accrued interest.