Shuchi Nahar's Weekend Blog!

How to stay calm ,when markets are not?        Shuchi.P.Nahar Introduction: The stock market volatility has radically increased in recent days and economies are currently passing through a tumultuous period has reflected in all  financial markets and asset classes. The global economic slowdown created a lot of worries in the capital or equity and property market. Business organizations around the world have been affected by volatility in the stock and property markets. In India, fluctuations in the currency market can obstruct the stability in the equity market and hence stock market volatility shoots up. The study of volatility is therefore very important in an emerging market nation like India. Nifty volatility index is also called as India VIX which is treated as India’s volatility Index and is taken as an important indicator of market expectations of near-term volatility. Sometimes investing can feel like flying through a thunderstorm. Lots of bumps and noise. Hard

My Key Learnings :-  Twitter: @shuchi_nahar Book Name: A few Lessons to investors and managers -from from Warren E. Buffett Book by : Peter Bevelin CHAPTER 1 & 2 The price you pay, determines the return you will get.  According to Ben Graham, PRICE IS WHAT YOU PAY AND VALUE IS WHAT YOU GET. The return then received, can be compared with expected return from other opportunity. The value of any stock, bond or business today is determined by the cash inflow and outflow that are discounted at an appropriate rate. Individual needs to use the correct number, for example, proper discounting and that is the expected life of remaining assets.  Buffet has precisely mentioned the bitter truth about money that, ‘It doesn’t matter from where the cash comes from, because in the end it will all be spent.’ Financial asset that has the highest value in comparison to its price is the one that gives the highest return. The investment that is derived from ‘Discounting Cash Flow’ is cons