Mind Over Markets by Zerodha Varsity
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Recent posts
- The Art of Discovering Stocks
There are thousands of companies listed in the stock market, but most of us tend to follow only a small set of familiar names. Reliance, Infosys, TCS, ONGC, HDFC Bank and a few others keep appearing in the news, on social media and in everyday market conversations. Over time, these become the companies we naturally know and track. But what about the thousands of companies outside this familiar circle? Discovering a stock is harder than it sounds. A company usually needs some reason to first come onto our radar. It could be an IPO, a news article, another company we already follow, a sector we…
- Is India’s GDP growth 7.8%? Or 2.6%?
9 months ago, I wrote an edition of this newsletter titled “Why is India’s GDP being questioned? Again”. India had reported a GDP print of 8.2% for that quarter which was scarcely believable to many people. So I broke down why there were niggling issues with India’s GDP calculations back then. Today, the debate is back. Last week, India reported that the economy grew by 7.8% in the first quarter of FY27 (April-June). Just to be clear, this is when compared to the same period in the previous year. So, if India’s overall real GDP value was ₹100 during April-June 2025 and it is ₹107.8 during…
- GIFT City funds investing outside India: What you need to know
Say you want to invest in companies like Apple, Google, Nvidia, or Tesla. Or maybe you just want to buy foreign ETFs or funds that track global markets. If you are sitting in India, how do you do that? One way is to open an account with a foreign broker, figure out how to transfer money abroad and buy the stocks/ETFs yourself. This route comes with LRS remittance, foreign-asset reporting, dividend withholding tax and capital gains calculations and estate tax planning (that is a tax some countries charge on the assets of an investor who passes away to transfer them over to heirs). The only…
- What drives FII flows into India?
- Why tax sin?
- Should you prepay your loan?
- How Stock Prices React to Corporate Announcements
- Why Passive Investing is Worse Than Marxism?
- Flexi-cap vs multi-cap mutual funds
- How ETFs Work: From Nifty 50 to Gold and Bonds
- How people are using AI to manage money
- The simple math behind a better portfolio
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