What does CRISIL , ICRA and CARE ratings mean for bonds and treasury ?

Corporate fixed deposits and bonds are mandatorily required to get rated by a credit rating agency before going for a public issue. Credit rating signifies how risky or safe it is for you to invest in that financial instrument. CRISIL, CARE and ICRA are examples of some well known credit rating agencies. Following are some symbols that CRISIL gives to corporate bonds:-

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How to become CROREPATI guaranteed :)

Crorepati!!!!! Wow J It has been always an aspiration of all of us to become a man of crore… You can become crorepati by · Win a Lottery (not guaranteed) · Marry a super Rich Girl (cool technique but girl may ditch you before marriage Anytime J ) · Inherit from your parents or from any other relative (guaranteed) · Buy a quality share and sit tight (not guaranteed) · ...

How Franklin MF Debt scheme closure will affect your returns ?

Here I will try to give a perspective opinion of mine on this topic . As you all know we have been going through an unprecedented situation of the century due to COVID19.Till couple of months back nobody have ever thought the world will stand still for so many days where the entire world will go back to decades economic wise and has to restart. Now coming to Franklin , funds which got closed 1. Franklin Ultra Short Bond Fund – 0.62 years 2. Franklin Low Duration – 1.46 years 3. Franklin Income Opportunities – 2.55 years 4. Franklin Short Term Income – 2.75 years 5. Franklin Credit Risk Fund – 3.08 years 6. Franklin Dynamic Accrual Fund – 4.28 years What is the implication of this ? 1. Your money is locked now until AMC will make the payments. 2. You can not Purchase,redeem , SWP and STP any longer What is DEBT scheme ? Debt scheme are the schemes where MF/NPS/PMS/ take investor money and buy ...

The Monkey , Goat and Stock Story :)

So there was this village where one day a man appeared and said that he wanted to buy monkeys. He said that he would pay a hundred rupees per monkey. The villagers caught all the monkeys in the neighborhood and sold them to him for a hundred rupees each. Soon another man appeared and said that he would pay two hundred rupees for each monkey. But there weren't any more monkeys around. They were all owned by the first man. So the villagers went to him and said that they were willing to take the monkeys back and return his money. But the monkey owner was unwilling to sell. The villagers raised the offer price to Rs 150 per monkey, then Rs 175 and finally to Rs 199 but the man just didn't want to sell, even though he clearly didn't have any use for the monkeys. Eventually, just to see whether he would sell, they offered him Rs 200 but he still refused. The villagers were puzzled by this. Finally, one of them figured out that there must be someone else who was going to...

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