Absolute returns show how much money you actually gained, while CAGR only tells you the average growth rate. Some goals depend on real amounts, not percentages. That’s why absolute returns can sometimes give a clearer and more useful picture than CAGR.
Tanla Platforms stands out because its core products actually run on blockchain, not just side projects. Its platforms use blockchain to verify messages and build trust as the work for large banks and telecom operators. And unlike other IT firms, Tanla earns real, recurring revenue from these blockchain-based services.
Most people around the world don’t understand basic money concepts like interest and inflation. According to a global survey, only 1 in 3 adults are financially literate—which means billions struggle with saving, borrowing, and investing. India faces a bigger challenge with just 24% of adults having proper financial knowledge. Check the financial literacy data here.
The Horizon card charges Rs. 3,000 yearly, but gives back only 1,500 miles on renewal. You need to spend Rs. 75,000 just to earn back that fee. Other cards like HDFC Marriott give better renewal benefits for the same price, making Horizon less attractive for most people.
Yes Bank is consolidating after rallying 41% this year. This pause is actually healthy. It will let the market reassess fair value while the bank’s fundamentals keep improving. For long-term investors, this consolidation is a good thing because it tests whether the recovery story is real, and so far, the numbers say it is (I think).
When the rupee keeps getting weaker, both gold and S&P 500 feeder funds can protect your money. Gold is stable, but it grows slowly. S&P 500 feeder funds offer stronger long-term growth because they benefit from both U.S. market performance and the weakening rupee.
A 6.6% FD can beat a 12% loan because your FD earns interest on the full amount for all five years. But the loan charges 12% only on a balance that keeps reducing every month. That difference creates a small net gain in your favour.
EPF must be your safety foundation to cover basic retirement needs. The DIY portfolio provides market growth to fund your desired lifestyle. The right mix depends on your age and your emotional tolerance for risk during market crashes.
Bitcoin is falling mainly because global conditions are uncertain, big investors are cautious, and liquidity in the market has weakened. These pressures have pushed prices down faster than usual. For long-term investors, this fall may still be an opportunity if they believe in Bitcoin’s future.
Emmvee Photovoltaic’s IPO valuation looks reasonable and attractive compared to peers like Waaree and Premier Energies. It shows strong profit margins of 30.9% EBITDA and rapid growth, with PAT up 1,177% in FY2025. At a P/E of 40.7 times, it’s cheaper than many rivals, and debt reduction will make it even better.
PhysicsWallah dramatically cut its net losses by 78% and achieved a positive operating profit (EBITDA) in FY 2025. Huge earlier losses were mainly caused by complicated accounting rules related to convertible preference shares, not core operations. This impressive turnaround confirms the financial viability of their affordable, hybrid education model amid rapid expansion
A Rs. 40 lakh MBA can seem to costs a lot upfront, including fees and lost salary, etc. But if you want to see MBA as an investment, then the calculations show that it pays back in 7-9 years, with 10% returns. Sp you can seem it is better than bank FD (very much an inflation beating return). Yes, it’s worth it if you can wait for the long-term gains. The longer you can wait, better will be the ROI. So MBA is not just a cost, it does deliver returns.
