Tuesday, 7 May 2013

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ETF's still score better over buying physical gold....

Exchange traded funds offer all advantages of yellow metal at a lower cost. 1. These are affordable to retail investors since they can buy these in smaller quantities. 2. Purity is guaranteed, usually at 99.5%. In case of physical gold purity is suspected. 3. These are issued in demat form and hence almost no risk to threat. 4. These units can be easily bought and sold on the bourses. 5. The price of unit of gold ETF is available on the bourses on a real time basis. 6. Since held in demat form, cost of holding low compared to physical gold. 7. Long term capital gains of 10% are applicable for gold ETFs for investment held beyond the year, compared to 3 years in physical gold. 8. No wealth tax, VAT, securities transaction tax. inf 9. Gold reduces portfolio risk, acts as a hedge against inflation, turmoil.

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Monday, 6 May 2013

RBI Cautions banks on sale of gold

Curbs on loans against gold coins will moderate India's voracious appetite for the yellow metal and the country's huge import bill. Finding gold coins at your neighborhood bank branch may become tougher. The central bank has suggested that bank should not aggressively sell gold products at their branch. This is the latest attempt by the central bank to stem runaway gold imports, one of the key reasons behind the widening trade and current account deficit. RBI is trying to check the import of gold, which is a major contributor to the country's widening trade and current account deficit. Also an anvil are fresh regulations for incentivizing cross -selling of gold, other financial products to curtail money-laundering. The move indicates that RBI will not give long- standing demand by banks to allow them to buy back gold coins. Bankers believe that the move won't be able to reduce gold sales as customers can always approach jewellers for the same. On the other hand jewellers are happy that they will not have to rush to banks for procuring gold as people will sell gold coins in the open market.

Friday, 3 May 2013

Will RBI action be heplful or harmful?

RBI has cut down the Repo Rate by 25 basis point but, the question remains the same whether the cut will improve the conditions or will not make any difference or make adverse impact. The Macro Report tempers hopes by citing low business & consumer confidence. The Business Expectation Index as under: 1. Consumer confidence declining as policy actions yet to show. 2. Business Optimism continues to be low. 3. Fiscal deficit and current account deficit still a worry. 4. RBI expects inflation to remain above comfort zone. India's strong dependence on external and short-term debts for financing CAD remains a key concern.

Tuesday, 30 April 2013


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ETF's Can Get Returns On Par With Market

The legendary mutual fund always insisted on bringing down the costs of fund management for the simple reason that any savings on costs by the mutual fund scheme that you have pit your money in would add to the corpus. And, in the long run, this could make a substantial difference to the total corpus you accumulate compared to what you would have got if the costs were higher.

The result of such a logic was the launch of exchange traded funds, popularly known as exchange traded funds (ETF's), although lately other types of ETF's have also been launched in the market with varied degrees of success.

ETF's are usually passively managed funds, meaning these funds track some benchmark index or the price of some physical or financial assets and, unlike regular mutual funds, do not try to outperform their benchmark index by regularly buying selling the portfolio of  stocks.

So, naturally ETF's come with much lower costs compared to actively managed ones. Supporters of the active funds management style often say that good fund managers can beat the market and give you higher returns, but the fact of the matter is at times even the best of the fund managers also underperform the market. One of the best things about ETF's is that if you are invested in an ETF, you would get a return that is on par with the market.

The chance of you being disappointed with your returns in comparison with the market returns is very low, according to an official at a domestic house.

Monday, 29 April 2013

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Markets Overview


Markets Overview

DJIA
14,784.93
72.38
0.49%
FTSE 100
6,446.31
19.89
0.31%
OIL (WTI)
93.68
0.68
0.73%
GOLD
1,466.70
13.10
0.90%
EUR-USD
1.3098
0.0067
0.52%
USD-JPY
98.1100
0.0600
0.06%