The BSE Sensex recently crossed the 61,000-mark. Whenever markets witness such sharp movements, it is natural for investors to be cautious about their next move. However, excessive caution can often be counter-productive, as investors often end up taking steps that are not in their best interest. Either they stop investing altogether or they sell their holdings and wait for corrections. Such actions may be good for someone who has an immediate need of money or to meet expenses in the near future. However, liquidating your investments when there is no need for money may not be a prudent decision and can potentially damage an your wealth creation journey.
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