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    Let's settle the issue of ETF's and liquidity once and for all - Here's my analysis of six Indian ETFs and thier trading volumes

    @nischansr You're constantly shifting goalposts so I'm a bit lost. Can you elaborate a bit on your method? Say I have 1L which I need to move from equity to debt MFs or vice versa. Assume I don't have spare 1L lying around in my bank account just for rebalancing (That would be suboptimal)...
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    Let's settle the issue of ETF's and liquidity once and for all - Here's my analysis of six Indian ETFs and thier trading volumes

    @nischansr This isn't fool proof. Most of the time the funds are deducted from ones account on the same day while placing the buy order, so one needs to have spare cash lying around.
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    Let's settle the issue of ETF's and liquidity once and for all - Here's my analysis of six Indian ETFs and thier trading volumes

    @nischansr It allows for more nimble rebalancing since one doesn't have to wait three working days for payout plus another day for knowing the actual NAV. All the time hoping market hasn't moved significantly.
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    Bi-weekly advice thread April 13, 2020. All questions about your personal situation should be asked here

    @resjudicata SGBs are listed on the exchanges and you can buy them if someone is willing to sell. Search for SGB in zerodha or upstox like you'd search for any other stock or ETF and you'd see a list of all the listed SGBs. You can also buy via your bank whenever RBI issues fresh SGBs.
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    Passive investing: ETF vs Mutual Funds. Do we have a new winner? (Data backed research)

    @shammysdad There shouldn't be much difference between index funds and ETFs over the long term, certainly not for the larger ones like niftybees and juniorbees. Personally, I don't think its worth splitting hairs over. I've tracked the prices ever since I started with ETFs and found that the...
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    Cobrapost exposé finds DHFL promoters siphoned over ₹31,000 crore

    @chantelle1989g Shareholders (although it's probably too late for them now) and the banks, ofc.
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    For Someone who is absolutely at level Zero in terms of Money Management [New to Investing]

    @sammie2019 Good writeup. I wish I had the patience to write in such detail. Minor nitpicks: Need to have diversification in liquid funds. In the wake of IL&FS, its sort of plain to see that its necessary. Might want to add this. Arbitrage funds with better tax efficiency might be worth a...
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    Cobrapost exposé finds DHFL promoters siphoned over ₹31,000 crore

    @chantelle1989g Not sure of the implications on FD holders. I would liquidate to be on the safer side especially if the amount is greater than 1 lakh.
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    Cobrapost exposé finds DHFL promoters siphoned over ₹31,000 crore

    @starryeyes Credit rating agencies rated IL&FS AAA and A1+. That worked out well didn't it?
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    Cobrapost exposé finds DHFL promoters siphoned over ₹31,000 crore

    @starryeyes You're right in saying that parties receive donations from many companies. However, what they're saying is that it's strange that: a) These shell companies donated money and didn't disclose (or only partially disclosed) the donations on their balance sheets. b) These cos made the...
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    Cobrapost exposé finds DHFL promoters siphoned over ₹31,000 crore

    @jwd Unlikely. But better be alert for any further news. Why use that fund though? Seems a strange choice for a liquid fund?
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    Cobrapost exposé finds DHFL promoters siphoned over ₹31,000 crore

    @drjoe It's probably 'priced in' with the stock falling ~25% in last few days though one can't say for sure.
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    Cobrapost exposé finds DHFL promoters siphoned over ₹31,000 crore

    ... ... Source: https://www.newslaundry.com/2019/01/29/cobrapost-expose-finds-dhfl-promoters-siphoned-over-rs31000-crore-of-public-money Presentation:
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