- No stock becomes a multibagger through PR alone: Strong businesses create wealth through improving fundamentals and sustainable growth, not recommendations or publicity. Patience, conviction and time remain the key ingredients of long-term wealth creation.
- Stock selection and timing are different: Success depends on three things — what to buy, when to buy and when to exit. Multibaggers often emerge from lesser-known stocks that are not yet covered by the media or analysts. Finding such opportunities requires patience, research and the right entry and exit timing.
- China ends tax break on foreign-investor dividends: China will impose a 20% individual income tax on dividends and bonuses received by foreign individuals from foreign-invested enterprises from 1st September. The exemption, introduced in 1994 to attract foreign investment, is being withdrawn to ensure equal tax treatment among market participants. Chinese experts said the move does not signal tighter restrictions on foreign investment.
- Moving from short-term speculation to long-term wealth: Wealth creation requires a fundamental shift in mindset. Tracking returns daily, weekly or even monthly often leads to wrong expectations and missed opportunities. Before investing in market-linked assets, remember these 7 core principles. Equity returns are non-linear: Markets do not move in a straight line. Wealth creation often comes through short bursts of strong gains followed by long periods of consolidation and volatility. Patience is the price of long-term returns. 2. Avoid performance chasing: Do not chase last year’s best-performing stocks, sectors or funds. Different asset classes perform differently across cycles, which is why diversification helps balance portfolio risk and returns. 3. Respect asset-class boundaries: Equity and fixed income serve different purposes. Equity offers higher growth potential with higher risk, while fixed income focuses on capital preservation and stability. They are complementary, not competitors. 4. Markets are indifferent to expectations: Markets do not follow personal timelines or return expectations. Volatility is part of investing. Successful investors react rationally to changing market conditions rather than constantly trying to predict them. 5. Money rewards patience, not excitement: Frequent trading, reacting to news and chasing trends may feel productive but do not necessarily create wealth. Staying invested in quality assets and allowing compounding to work is what matters. 6. Conviction matters: The stock market has no secret formula. Wealth creation comes from identifying quality opportunities, having conviction in the underlying business and staying disciplined through market cycles. 7. Let winners run: Take calculated positions, keep a reasonable stop-loss and, once a position moves decisively in your favour, avoid exiting too early. Control downside, protect profits and give strong investments time to compound.
- NSE pre-open session explained: From 7th September 2026, NSE will revise pre-open rules for equity cash and F&O. 9:00-9:05 AM: market and limit orders can be placed, modified or cancelled. 9:05-9:10 AM: only limit orders are allowed, with the session potentially closing randomly in the last two minutes. 9:10-9:12 AM: orders are matched and the opening price is determined. 9:12-9:15 AM: three-minute buffer before normal trading begins.
- Popular stocks hit 52-week lows: Bajaj Steel, Dabur, FirstCry, IRFC, RVNL, PI Industries, Ramky Infrastructure, Symphony and others show that even good businesses can deliver poor returns when bought at excessive valuations. Investing in good companies alone is not enough; entry and exit timing also matter. Review investments every three months on both technical and fundamental parameters as markets, technology and business conditions change rapidly. The market always speaks through price.
