
5 Tips For Using The Investment Score To Build A Healthier Portfolio
How an investment score summarises portfolio risk, and five ways to use it: asset allocation, SIP discipline, portfolio gaps, tax efficiency and risk.
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Plain-language articles on how financial products work. They are for general education only and are not investment advice or recommendations.
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How an investment score summarises portfolio risk, and five ways to use it: asset allocation, SIP discipline, portfolio gaps, tax efficiency and risk.

Why US Federal Reserve rate decisions move global markets: interest rates, capital flows, currencies, borrowing costs, sentiment and commodities.

Common ways investors look for undervalued stocks, including comparative valuation, financial ratios and qualitative analysis, and the risks involved.

Foreign and domestic institutional investors (FIIs and DIIs) compared: their objectives, strategies, regulation and effect on Indian markets.

The four phases of a market cycle (accumulation, mark-up, distribution and mark-down) and how investors approach each one.

Daily and monthly SIPs compared on market impact, risk, income timing and ease of monitoring, and why daily SIPs can be harder to run.

A step-by-step guide to building a portfolio with ETFs: setting goals, time horizon and risk tolerance, and the main types of ETF available.

Regular and top-up SIPs compared, with illustrations at assumed returns of 8% and 10%, and who each approach may suit.

What the 50-day moving average is, how traders use it in technical analysis, and the limitations to keep in mind.

What a spinning top candlestick looks like, what it can signal about market indecision, and how traders read it in context.

Why an ELSS fund’s three-year lock-in can help first-time equity investors, and the liquidity questions to consider before investing.

An overview of investing in US stocks from India, why investors consider it, and points for international investors to keep in mind.
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