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Absolute Return: Meaning, Formula and Calculation Procedure

Investors would want to periodically check how much their investment has grown or how much a potential investment would give. With technological advancements, one can easily use online calculators to estimate their returns. However, having the knowledge on calculating mutual...

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Difference Between NAV (Net Asset Value) vs INAV (Intraday Net Asset Value)

ETFs have become an increasingly popular way in which people invest or trade in different asset classes. The possibility of intraday trading has added to the attraction. But unlike NAV of mutual funds, ETF traders need up-to-the-minute pricing to harness...

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DSP BlackRock

Is it good to invest in DSP BlackRock? DSP mutual fund is a joint venture between a 150-year old Indian financial firm DSP and Blackrock, an American Investment firm. However, in 2018, DSP purchased back its 40% share from DSP...

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Lock in Period

The period during which investments are locked in is called lockin period or lockup period. Investors cannot sell their investments during this period of time. Lock-in period is common to hedge funds, IPOs of private equity, startups and few mutual...

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Shariah Compliant Mutual Funds in India

What is Shariah Law? Shariah is Islam's religious law derived from the Quran. It acts as a code of living that all Muslims adhere to and includes guidelines for praying, fasting and even investing.Shariah investing means investing as per the...

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SWP (Systematic Withdrawal Plan) in Mutual Funds

What is SWP in Mutual Fund? Withdrawing from a mutual fund scheme in phases is generally more practical and useful than taking out all your money at once. With systematic withdrawal plans, you can plan and withdraw only what's necessary...

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Internal Rate of Return (IRR): Full Form, Meaning, Formula

What is Internal Rate of Return? Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is a financial metric that considers the cash flows from an investment to evaluate its profitability. In other words, it evaluates investment returns by considering both positive and negative...

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Equal Weighted Index: Meaning, Features, Formula

What is an Equal Weight Index? An equal-weight index is a stock market index that gives the same weightage to all stocks that are included in it. In other words, each stock in the index is given the same importance...