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Where the Rich Investor going ? Mediocre to Masterful

Where the Rich Investor going ? Mediocre to Masterful Hai and Vanakkam (Welcome)  to Rich Investing Ideas Subscribers!!!!! This write up is to cheer up the activities involving by the Rich investor Mr. Saravanakumar Nagaraj, the Entrepreneur and Founder of this blog, who establishes a Rich investing Ideas and his physical efforts to achieve a purpose. He recently published his 100th article of this blog , related to investing in a share market. Hurrah ... 100th article is a grateful effort. He has been survived in between big and top investing institutions. As a known person to Rich Investing Ideas. I want to share some of the words about Rich Investor Mr. Saravanakumar Nagaraj and his efforts towards his goal. Throughout the world all the people want a regular or a fixed income to survive their life. Because they don’t want to suffer more at the month end, they need some amount of money as a fixed salary and they spend the same and run for the next month salary.  As like they leads th

Interest rates for Small Savings Schemes in India - January 2019

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Interest rates for Small Savings Schemes in India - January 2019 In the recent years, the Bank Interest rates are at low in India. The Past year 2018 ended with the stock market was not excessive earnings and the investment in Gold has been appreciated a little. Inflation in India has been in the numbering of four percent and below in the past half year. The Consumer inflation in India were declined to 2.33 percent in the November of 2018. The RBI (Reserve Bank of India) had also  unchanged with its interest rates in the recent months. The interest rates for small savings schemes recently announced by the Government of India, which has seen as the same by the past announcements. The New Interest rates for Small Savings Schemes in India are effect from January 1 to March 31, 2019. The Basic Savings account rate were with the same rate of 4 Percent. This is applicable for Banks and Post Offices on Savings account are there is no maximum limit on this part of account. For the One year Te

FII and DII Trading activity - 2018

FII and DII Trading activity - 2018 Last year 2018, the stock market was mostly down in the Trend. The Indian Stock market does not fall below the global market like much more than other countries. In the year of 2018, the NASDAQ fell down nearly 10 percent, the London exchange FTSE declines at 12 percent and the Japanese market down above 11 percent. The Chinese stock market felt down as worse with more than 23 percent. However the Indian market's NSE and BSE were at its low and closed in the green in the past year. Generally an outflow of Foreign Investors in the past will lead to disruption of the Stock Market in India. But now it does not happen. The influx of Domestic investors have now increased. It also happening due to the increase in the size of Indian investors in a Mutual fund investments day by day. It's a welcome and worthy one. In the past year, the Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) have taken out more money from the Indian Market. At the same time, the inflo

Almost Perfect, not everything is right

Almost Perfect, not everything is right In a Journey of Human, everyday we have some kind of experience in our Life track. They are not obliged to be Positive or Perfect only. Some experiences can bring us happiness and some may show disgust. We have to learn to evaluate what we need. Not all of the things have a positive outcome. It's good to have positive thoughts in our Subconscious. At the same time, Information (Data) available to us does not necessarily have to be reliable. It's our pure responsibility to see the information available whether it is right or wrong . Last evening i had read a commentary in a book, " The Intelligent Investor " by Benjamin Graham. He is the father of Value Investing and this book referred to the concept of Value Investing. The Commentary was started like this, The School teacher asks Billy Bob: " If you have twelve sheep and one jumps  over the fence, how many sheep do you have left ? " Billy Bob answers, " None. &qu

10 Commandments not to inspire you, but to Practice

10 Commandments not to inspire you, but to Practice We have reached the end of the year 2018. This year we may have been Ups and Downs. The year to end has given us many learning. But, we must try to change ourselves. If you want to change the world, just start with yourself first. Some of the things shared by my friend Mr. Yaagneshwaran Ganesh , was not only encouraging me, but also the actions we need to implement in each of our lives. These things you may already know or heard in your daily life. However the things are very fruitful. It gives more pleasure or satisfaction, when we practice but not only to inspire. It's not only for the Entrepreneurship. The Ten Commandments for each of us, Do not respond to Negativity Give without expecting to get Do not Nitpick as a hobby Create personal learning network of Friends Promote others good work. Do not try to sell, instead Educate Remember, your tone of Voice matters Connect with people honestly Choose to be kind over clever Keep th

Participatory notes investment of Rs. 79247 Crore in November - SEBI Data

Participatory notes investment of Rs. 79247 Crore in November - SEBI Data Participatory Notes is a fancy word for the Overseas Investors. Participatory Notes are referred as P-Notes or PNs are the investment products are helpful to invest by the overseas investors in the Indian Capital market through the registered Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI). The FPIs are issued the participatory notes to the overseas investors, so they can invest in the Indian share market without registering themselves directly with the SEBI. SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) is the market regulator, they can permit the Foreign Portfolio Investors to register and participate in the Indian Stock Market. After a 114 months low of  FPI investment, it rose to Rs. 79,247 Crore in the month of November 2018 . The Participatory Notes was hit a record high of 4.5 lakh crore rupees in the period of October 2007, it went down drastically for the last three to five years. The Trend said that after the change

A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous thing in Investing

A Little Knowledge is a Dangerous thing in Investing Have you a secondary income ? Practice to invest. Investment is the most powerful tool, that can only give solid returns for someone who needs. Investing does not mean that you just fill up your money. Investing is an Art.  Again, Investing is an Art. It can be great asset to you, a regular cash flow or income or a source of happiness for you. It is necessary to learn the art of investing. The learning of such investing in a proper and complete manner. Not just the word, 'Investment'. Luck will sometimes help you to make a profit in an Investment. But, the knowledge will only protect your Investment Capital. In the world of today, the Technology and Money have gone up. Only the little knowledge cannot be overcome. We need a effective knowledge or a better one to win the Rat-race.  Reading is a positive aspect of Investment. When it comes to investment reading, we have to take some of the following things, Importance and stud