COMPOUNDING RETURNS
From Rs 25,000 monthly salary to Rs 5 crore savings in 11 years: How a middle-class employee achieved his dream
A middle-class employee, who began his career in 2013 with Rs 25,000 monthly salary, built a net worth of Rs 5 crore over 11 years through disciplined saving, long-term equity investing, and strategic career moves. By saving up to 75% of his income and avoiding debt or rent, he maximised his investment potential. Inspired by real-life success stories, he focused on fundamentally strong stocks and took bold steps during market downturns, including the 2020 crash.
What if the secret to creating wealth wasn't high returns - But saving more?
While chasing high investment returns is tempting, consistently saving more proves more effective for wealth accumulation. Anjali, prioritizing savings, surpasses Rahul, who focuses on high-return investments, over time. Increasing savings, especially early on, offers greater control and impact than solely relying on market performance. Automating savings and leveraging strategies like Top-Up SIPs can significantly boost financial growth.
India’s aviation boom is flying on fumes
Air India Flight 171 crash in Ahmedabad has put focus on India's aviation sector. The sector faces challenges like grounded planes and faulty engines. Pratt & Whitney engine failures led to Go First's collapse. IndiGo is shifting to CFM engines. Pilot shortages and infrastructure concerns are also major issues. Kingfisher and Jet Airways' failures serve as cautionary tales.
Explained: What all Gen-Z should know about mutual funds
Gen-Z can smartly manage money by investing in mutual funds. These funds pool money from many investors. Professional managers invest in stocks and bonds. Systematic Investment Plans allow small investments. Mutual funds offer diversification and liquidity. Different types cater to various risk profiles. Starting early and staying consistent is key. Consider expense ratios and exit loads.
Israel army says had intel Iran nuclear programme nearing 'point of no return'
The Israeli military announced that Iran is nearing the "point of no return" in its nuclear program, citing intelligence of enriched uranium production and secret weapons experiments. Israel also revealed that it attacked Iranian air defense systems and highlighted Iran's ballistic missile development and support for regional proxies.
Israel army says had intel Iran nuclear programme nearing 'point of no return'
Israeli military intelligence reveals Iran is nearing nuclear weapon capability, citing enriched uranium production and secret experiments. They claim Iran possesses a plan to destroy Israel, named "The Destruction of Israel Plan." In response to these threats, Israel has attacked Iranian air defense systems and declared its commitment to defending its citizens.
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Iran months away from building nuclear bombs? Israel releases details to justify attack
Israel launched an attack on Iran. The targets included nuclear facilities at Natanz and military sites near Tehran. This operation, named "Rising Lion", happened after a warning from US President Trump. Top Iranian military officers, Mohammad Bagheri and Hossein Salami, died in the attack. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei promised a strong response.
Consumption and infrastructure 2 top compounding themes in market now: Sumit Bhatnagar
Sumit Bhatnagar of LIC MF is optimistic about Indian markets. Economic revival and corporate earnings are expected. Consumption and infrastructure are key themes. Rural consumption has revived. Urban consumption is expected to follow. Financials, telecom, and cement sectors may surprise positively. Steel is expected to perform well. Defence sector offers attractive opportunities. Drones have both defence and industrial applications.
10 celebrities who died in plane crashes
From dreams taking flight to tragic descents, the skies have witnessed the untimely end of many stars whose legacies continue to live on. This feature revisits the haunting stories of 10 celebrated figures whose lives were cut short in plane crashes, revealing how fate altered the course of fame, art, and public memory in a moment.
Jyotivardhan Jaipuria on where to put money on the table and where to take it off
Valentis Advisors' Jyotivardhan Jaipuria favors chemicals due to low dealer stocking and cement, anticipating benefits from consolidation and government demand. Pharma, particularly CDMO, shows growth potential, with US generics attractive on corrections. Small and mid-caps offer stronger earnings growth, but valuation is key. He remains cautious on alcobev due to fluctuating state policies.
Hot Stocks: 3 stocks that may give returns between 16-22%
Analysts predict significant growth for select stocks. Bansal Wire Industries is projected to surge 22% due to its expanding steel wire plant. Tata Communications anticipates a 16.6% rise driven by data revenue and strategic asset monetization. Home First Finance expects an 18.4% increase, positioned favorably in the affordable housing finance sector.
South Korea halts propaganda broadcasts along border with rival North in move to ease tensions
South Korea's military ceased loudspeaker broadcasts along the North Korean border, initiating President Lee Jae-myung's efforts to ease inter-Korean tensions. This proactive step aims to restore trust and reduce military strain, particularly for border residents affected by retaliatory broadcasts. The move follows a period of heightened psychological warfare, including trash-laden balloons from North Korea and propaganda broadcasts from the South.
HSBC calls India a refuge amid global market jitters, recommends 5 stock picks
HSBC India outlook: HSBC calls India a rare safe haven amid global uncertainty, citing strong Q4 earnings and macro stability. It maintains a Sensex target of 82,240 and highlights HDFC Life, Ujjivan SFB, Godrej Consumer, UPL, and GAIL as top stock ideas.
Combination of strong brand & higher margins equals long-term investment: 5 stocks with an upside potential of up to 23%
In investing, chasing fads and short-term momentum can be tempting. But history tells us that enduring wealth is created by owning quality businesses with strong fundamentals. Among these, brand strength is a unique, intangible asset that multiplies the effects of good management, customer centricity, and operational excellence. A strong brand attracts more customers, allows higher pricing, generates higher margins, enables steady earnings growth, and, eventually, reflects in a superior stock price trajectory.
Overseas luxury real estate: Here’s why it is catching the eyes of HNIs
Overseas luxury real estate is a high-involvement play. It demands due diligence, regulatory awareness, and trusted local partnerships. Done right, a home abroad can be more than a financial asset. It becomes a gateway to global living, future-proofing one’s wealth, and passing on a legacy with international roots.
Exclusive | Raamdeo Agrawal reveals his simple 2-step formula for finding multibagger stocks
Raamdeo Agrawal reveals his two-step formula for identifying multibagger stocks: early-stage tailwinds and good management, emphasizing the often misunderstood power of compounding. He cautions against overvaluing smallcaps and highlights the growing influence of informed retail investors in the Indian market. Agrawal advises focusing on long-term investments in businesses with strong leadership and emerging tailwinds.
From Rs 1 lakh to Rs 80 crore: Redditor shares how his father's 1990s investment transformed their lives
A Reddit user's unexpected inheritance of JSW Steel shares, bought for ₹1 lakh in the 1990s and now valued at ₹80 crore, has sparked discussions on long-term investing. Sourav Dutta's X post highlighted the benefits of holding quality stocks, as JSW Steel's impressive growth, with shares closing at ₹1,004.50 on June 7, 2025, showcases the potential for substantial returns.
Commercial real estate: How false promises, legal gaps and poor location choices can make it dud investment
Two buyers share how false promises, legal gaps, and poor location choices turned investment hopes into heavy losses.
Is UPS better than NPS for government employees? Here’s how to decide
By 30 June, central government employees must decide whether to continue with the National Pension System (NPS) or switch to the newly rolled out Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) as their retirement chariot. This switch can only be exercised once.
3 reasons why Warren Buffett doesn’t buy REITs, but here’s why that shouldn’t stop you
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway largely avoids REITs due to their tax structure and the company's investment philosophy, which prioritizes high unleveraged returns. However, Indian REITs offer individual investors tax-efficient income and liquidity, making them a potentially smart portfolio addition. SEBI regulations and transparency further enhance their appeal as an alternative to traditional real estate.
Israel says it has retrieved the body of Thai hostage kidnapped into Gaza on Oct 7, 2023
Israel has recovered the body of Nattapong Pinta, a Thai hostage kidnapped on October 7th, during a military operation in Rafah. Pinta, an agricultural worker, was killed early in his captivity. This recovery follows the retrieval of two Israeli-American hostages, while concerns remain for the 55 hostages still held in Gaza, many of whom are presumed dead, amidst ongoing conflict.
Reliance Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea recharge with 15% revenue growth
Indian telecom companies witnessed revenue growth. Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio reported significant gains. Vodafone Idea experienced slower growth. Tariff hikes and subscriber additions drove revenue increases. Jio and Airtel gained customers, while Vi lost subscribers. The telecom sector needs tariff structure changes. Companies want to move to a pay-as-you-use model. This would allow higher data users to pay more.
Bengaluru stampede: How an RCB tweet led to a sea of crowd at Chinnaswamy Stadium in two hours, leaving 11 dead and 33 injured
A Royal Challengers Bangalore victory parade turned deadly due to inadequate planning and communication, resulting in 11 fatalities and 33 injuries at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium. The sudden announcement of the parade overwhelmed authorities, leading to massive crowds and a stampede as fans desperately sought to celebrate with the team. Prioritization of political visibility over safety exacerbated the chaos.
No side business? No family wealth? CA shares 'boring' wealth formula that works while you sleep
CA Nitin Kaushik shared insights on X about financial discipline and wealth creation, emphasizing saving before spending, inspired by Warren Buffett. He highlighted the power of compounding, illustrating how consistent investments grow significantly over time. Kaushik advised starting early, reinvesting returns, and avoiding unproductive debt for long-term financial independence.
Investor suggests a simple formula to become a crorepati: 'First learn to manage what you already have'
UK investor Rob Moore went viral after sharing a story about saving money on daily coffee to highlight the power of small, consistent savings and compound interest. Using his conversation with a barista as an example, he claimed even modest daily savings could grow into a fortune over time. While some praised his financial advice, others criticized the post as exaggerated or unrealistic.
Buy, Sell or Hold: Motilal Oswal recommends a buy on PNB Housing; YES Securities downgrades Indoco Remedies
Brokerage houses have issued varied stock recommendations for PNB Housing Finance, PI Industries, and Indoco Remedies. Motilal Oswal is optimistic about PNB Housing Finance, while Emkay Global retains a 'Reduce' rating on PI Industries due to growth concerns. YES Securities downgraded Indoco Remedies to 'Sell', citing earnings pressure and regulatory constraints.
Maximize Your Returns: The best equity savings funds for conservative investors
Investors seeking alternatives to traditional equity schemes due to high valuations can consider equity savings funds or conservatively managed hybrid funds. Equity savings funds offer a mix of equity, arbitrage, and bonds, primarily investing in large-cap stocks, and are taxed as equity products.
India a top growth market but still underowned globally: Matt Orton
Matt Orton from Raymond James Investment visited India for an investor conference. He finds Indian infrastructure development exciting. Orton is looking deeper into L&T due to its clean balance sheet and exposure to Indian and GCC infrastructure. He notes India is underpenetrated from an investment perspective. Orton sees long-term growth opportunities in India, especially compared to Europe.
India crowned top destination for stock compounders, says BofA; lists 9 structural themes
According to the International Monetary Fund, India is projected to be the fastest-growing major economy in 2025 and 2026. Over the past 30 years, Indian markets have delivered USD-based returns at a 7% CAGR, second only to the U.S. Notably, this performance has been driven primarily by earnings growth rather than valuation increases, distinguishing India on the global stage.
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