Tata Steel's 14-year returns at a mere 15%; Does the ‘Invest and Forget’ approach really work?

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Many personal finance experts argue against the “Invest and forget” strategy citing how the power of compounding may not be effective always.&nbsp;

Intense heatwave in India is costing your pocket dear, Moody's says

<ul><li>Drawdowns in coal inventory could lead to prolonged power outages in industrial and agricultural production, leading to significant cuts to output and weighing further on India’s economic growth – particularly if the heatwaves continue beyond June.</li></ul>

This logistics stock can go up 76% but Delhivery may spoil the party

<ul><li>With divestment/transformation initiatives mostly behind, Gati’s consolidated performance is largely led by: a) GatiKWE subsidiary, which operates the core express distribution (surface + air) &amp; supply chain business and b) standalone B2C e-commerce logistics business.</li></ul>

India Inc's intention to invest is recovering but two sectors continue to lag

<ul><li>Looking at annual numbers from FY96 onwards, it is observed that on an average (till FY20) 51% of the new projects announced were driven by public sector investment. In FY02, new projects announced by public sector even peaked at 66.6%. The overall share of public investment then fell to 45% in FY21 and 29% in FY22. Over a 2-year horizon, this is far lower than the pre-pandemic (FY20) level of 53.2% or 63% in FY14.</li></ul>

Asian Paints says margins have bottomed out, JM Financial thinks otherwise

JM Financial's note said, risk-reward on the stock does not look all that favourable. It is possibly ignoring the risk(s). Maintain HOLD, they said.

Profit up 28% but Ambit says still ‘sell’ Gujarat Gas; Here's why

The research firm is of the opinion that Gujarat Gas will find it difficult to hold on its margins and has some tough decisions to make going forward. &nbsp;

FIIs selling in hordes; What will it take for a turnaround?

Although, foreign investments play a huge part in driving Indian stock markets, they are not the only deciding factor. What does this year hold and what can be done to get foreign money come back to India?&nbsp;

Rate hike concerns weigh heavily on equity investors, says Vetri Subramaniam

With the global markets heading towards slowdown, equity markets are in a tizzy with mounting losses for equity investors. Global growth estimates, too, continue to be slashed across the board. How should investors tread and what kind of lessons and investments strategies to employ in these times?&nbsp;

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