How should one tackle their fixed income investments? Ms. @Lakshmi1876 is live addressing such questions in her current session. Tune in at bit.ly/39NG5jv.
"We do not expect Interest rates to go up. Volatility is bound to increase, and therefore, a long-term perspective is needed when investing in fixed income securities."
"Today the RBI is acting very akin to Rajnikanth. It is single- handedly trying to handle Covid-related pressures, supply-side issues, and demand-side issues while also tracking the fiscal deficit."
"If the risk appetite is higher, one can add more red bulls and caffeine(risky but high-return yielding stocks) If the risk appetite is low, stick to nimbu-paani (all weather assets). Lord Vishnu (gold) and equities are know to be inflation slayers.”
Ms Lakshmi Iyer @Lakshmi1876
"We were sharing our conviction of not exiting investments to our clients during March."
"The fiscal indiscipline in the US started back in 1971, when the gold standard was broken, and a huge wedge between debt and GDP was seen during the GFC.”
"While building a portfolio using Relative Rotation Graphs (RRG), it shows relative trends for performance of multiple securities in a universe against a common benchmark and each other. They DO NOT show relative performance."
The number of combination balloons in a one-on-one comparision. For example, to compare Nifty 50 stocks, we would have to analyse 1225 charts. RRG consolidates this into just one chart.”
"Savers are earning very little on their fixed income assets. Risks are higher and yields have collapsed. Financial conditions are more benign than pre-Covid levels. Domestic savings are not being deployed for essential expenditures."
"Private banks have been like an Achilles heel because of lazy lending and not providing credit to middle tier. We need to fix governance and dilute stakes of the government rather than coming up with adventurous solutions."
"Data from 43,000,000 daily fx trades shows average loss per trade far outweighs average profit. We naturally lock in profits early while running losing trades."
"Overly positive people focus on profits instead of the risk. Most people simply say whether I should buy or sell, they don't look at the process. Only 4% investors use 3 steps of strategic thinking."
"I believe what happened in February-March 2020 was a panic attack. As soon as the US Fed came in and resolved it, not only did the market overcome its March lows, but has also seen several new highs over the past few months."