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Chemicals: India’s Next Big Growth Story
access_time 2025-09-23T10:29:26.868Z face Rajasekar Maruthasalam
Chemicals: India’s Next Big Growth Story The Indian chemical industry is gearing up for its next big chapter. After two tough years, demand is rebounding, prices have stabilized, and global supply chains are shifting away from China. Think of it like a strategy game—future winners will be those who ...
Big Change Coming in Banks and Finance
access_time 2025-09-17T07:17:04.329Z face Rajasekar Maruthasalam
Big Change Coming in Banks and Finance The Indian banking sector has gone through a tough cycle in recent years. Rising bad loans, shrinking margins, and balance sheet stress made growth difficult. But things may finally be turning around. By FY27, banks and financial institutions could enter a much...
FunTech Referral Program
access_time 1757864760000 face Rajasekar Maruthasalam
FunTech Referral Program True wealth isn’t built alone—it grows when knowledge and opportunities are shared. At FunTech, we know serious investors value both results and relationships. That’s why we’ve created our Referral Program. Refer a friend or colleague. When they subscribe to: FunTech Premium...
Why Do People Sell Too Early?
access_time 2025-09-13T09:38:53.708Z face Rajasekar Maruthasalam
Why Selling Early Can Hurt Your Investments Why Selling Early Can Hurt Your Investments Have you ever sold a stock too soon, only to see it go much higher later? Many people make this mistake. The truth is simple: patience is the secret to making money in the stock market. Last month, my friend call...
Share Buyback Explained: A Guide for Retail Investors
access_time 2025-09-09T05:14:29.473Z face Rajasekar Maruthasalam
Share Buyback Explained: A Guide for Retail Investors What is a Share Buyback? A buyback is when a company buys back its own shares from existing shareholders, usually at a fixed price which is higher than the market price. Why companies do buybacks: To reward shareholders with extra returns. To red...