People want to take profits quickly & give their losses some room. This gives them the illusion of being right, but what they are really doing is cutting their profits short and letting their losses run.
This bias may be at the root of all other biases. Yet being right has little to do with making money.
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OI is the total number of o/s F&O contracts that have not been settled yet.
OI indicates that contracts have been traded but not yet liquidated by an offsetting trade or exercise.
Some pointers ~
♦️ It indicates how many open positions are there in the market.
♦️ It is useful in understanding the liquidity of the market. Bigger the OI more liquid is the market.
♦️ If u add up all long & short positions, it should be 0 always.
Here's list of 25 questions u can ask yourself to actually know what went wrong in your financial planning. Answers to these might open doors to financial awakening!
Curated from the book “The Millionaire Next Door"
1.Have u ever calculated your NET WORTH?
2.What % of your monthly income do u invest in stocks?
3.Do u live in an upscale neighbourhood with affluent looking neighbours?
4.How often do u go out to upscale diners for eating out?
It is the ratio of total expenses incurred by an AMC divided by its total asset under management. It represents per unit expense of an AMC. 2/21
Eg.
If TER of a MF scheme is 2%, it means that 2% of investment corpus (AUM) is utilised by AMC to fund its expenses like operating cost, management fees, advertising costs etc. 3/21
There’s a person who has a respectable corporate job, decent earnings, nice family & some good savings kitty parked in FD which he wants to invest in equities now. But he's lacking in financial knowledge & has no time for market research.
Then there’s a full-time trader. All his working hours are dedicated to equity market research, trading & investing. He daily monitors the market, news flow & has good technical & fundamental know how.
I got introduced to Personal Finance by ET Wealth in 2012. It was a special magazine issued by Economic Times on Wednesdays dedicated specially to this topic. It created such an interest in me that I could not wait for the next edition.
After a long hiatus I bumped into this marvellous book called "Let’s Talk Money" by @monikahalan in 2019. This book is specially dedicated for Indian investors & a must read on money & finance. It contains some eye-opening facts about insurance products.