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Diwali is one of the chief festivals of the Hindus, and it also has a special significance to the business communities in India. The day of Diwali ushers the Hindu accounting year. Gujaratis and Marwaris, the two primary business communities in India, perform the poojas of ledgers and the wealth chest following a century-old tradition …

Muhurat trading is a special occasion for traders and investors in India. Indeed, if you are an investor, you will also want to take part in it. But if you are wondering how to take advantage of muhurat trading, then you have come to the right place. Worry not! We will tell you how to …

The most awaited festival- Diwali is around the corner. The festival of light is believed to bring joy and prosperity when it knocks on our doors. The auspicious occasion of Diwali is used to make investments with the mindset that they will multiply in value, in due course of time. One such auspicious occasion is …

The festival of light is just around the corner. Diwali is one of the major festivals of India, and it also marks the beginning of the Hindu financial year. Like every year, Indian bourses have organised a special trading session to celebrate the event. Stock traders and investors are gearing up for this year’s muhurat …

Muhurat trading is a special symbolic trading session, which stock exchanges hold during Diwali. Both BSE and NSE conduct an hour-long trading session as per the “Shubh Muhurat” or auspicious timing. Trading during this session is believed to bring prosperity and abundance to investors throughout the year. However, there are other reasons as well to …

The Diwali season is upon us, and we are hoping for the best things to come our way, including a Diwali bonus.  We all know how far a few extra wads of money can go. But when we receive it, we indulge mostly in making some extravagant purchases during Diwali time. But let’s spend the …

Precious metals are an interesting proposition while you are diversifying your portfolio. This blog will discuss precious metals vs. stocks and see how both can help you achieve your financial goals. Investing in gold and silver is significantly different from investing in shares. When we buy company shares, we obtain partial ownership in it. Conversely, gold …

Navratri may be coming to a close, but it’s only the beginning of the festive season. As you wind down from the Navratri celebrations and relax a bit before gearing up for Diwali, you may want to take a look at the trading opportunities that the festive season brings with it. While you’re at it, …

There are many myths and stories from the folklore surrounding Navratri. Almost all of these tales’ point to the triumph of good over evil. In that, these stories promote goodness and positivity and bring the society together. When myths have such a positive impact, they’re referred to as legends. But, as it turns out, not …

Just like there is a time for worshipping the goddess during Navratri, there is specified time for trading in Indian stock markets. While the Navratri timings can start from early in the morning, and last up to 9pm, the stock market clock moves from 9.30pm to 3.30pm. This means you can trade only during the …