Vidur Investments

Vidur Investments Investments, training and business consultancy The investment product depends on factors such as age, level of risk, taxation and liquidity of the investment.

Individuals are excellent when it comes to earning their income, but need professional guidance on how to manage and invest their savings. There is an absolute ocean of investment products to choose from, such as shares, fixed deposits, bonds, mutual funds, pension products and insurance, leaving the investor confused and uncertain. An investor wants to create and preserve wealth because he has go

als and social obligations in life that he / she wishes to achieve. This requires selection of the right investment and disciplined investing. At Vidur Investments, we enable the investor to make the right choice, to create and preserve his/ her wealth, as per his/ her needs. With an experience of over 15 years in the capital markets and dealing across financial products, we make investing a simpler activity, Our services include :
a) Portfolio reviews and monitoring, either one time or on an annual basis, with reports and recommendations
b) Advice on products suited to specific needs
Our clients are from varied age groups, with different customized portfolios. We believe that the customer's trust is our wealth and the growth of his wealth is our reward. Get in touch with us and let us work together to improve the health of your wealth !

30/11/2020

The Indian stock markets may be soon taking a pause before they head higher. We are now seeing sector rotation, where sectors like automobiles and banking are now attracting investor interest, instead of the pharma and IT flavour that was popular for many months. Investors who have seen dizzying short term gains must consider booking some profits in shares that have rocketed in the recent months. A consolidation in the markets may enable an entry at lower market levels.

27/06/2020

The stock markets seem to have touched a temporary bottom around 10,250-300 on the Nifty, however it remains to be seen whether all negative factors, to be soon seen in the quarter ending June 2020 results, have been accounted for.
On the debt markets, bond prices are slowly moving up across the board as investors are looking for stable income against the backdrop of the volatility and uncertainty.
The economic uncertainties regarding business and employment have again brought to the fore the need for individuals to coover their risk, namely buy insurance.

23/05/2019

With the possibility of a runaway NDA win in the Indian 2019 general elections, stock market indices are heading to new highs. That however does not take away the concerns on the macro economic front, be it slowing down of demand in some sectors, monsoon concerns, oil prices and the collateral damage of a US China trade war. Investors must be ready for a fall after the elections to some extent. The current rise is a good opportunity for booking profits. Invest after the election euphoria is over and a new government implements the election promises.

30/04/2019

With the Indian election season now well underway, the stock markets seem to be in a 'wait and watch' mode. The Nifty is moving in a narrow band of between 11650 and 11800 and the final result could result in a breakout on the lower or upper side of this band. Though the macro economic news at the moment is not very good, with crude oil prices rising and short term demand declining in key areas, the influx of foreign funds is keeping the market steady for now. Investors with a long term perspective should invest in parts over the next 12-18 months, expecting volatility in this period.

06/11/2017

The rules for NRIs who hold PPF accounts or have bought NSCs (National Savings Certificates) have changed as per a notification dtd 30/10/2017. In case of resident Indians who become NRIs, their PPF accounts would be deemed closed from the date they become NRIs and they will get savings bank rates thereafter. In case of NSCs, they will be deemed to be encashed when the holders turn NRIs and earn only savings rates thereafter. PPF & NSCs earn 7.8 % p.a. while savings accounts give 4 % p.a. NRIs should therefore switch to other investments with better returns.

05/09/2017

The stock markets have maintained their movement within a range, however the lack of strength in the market leads to falls with every negative development, such as the N Korean bomb test. Markets have closed slightly higher today, recovering from Nifty 9900 levels. The market is however stock specific, meaning that individual shares are responding to events or news, but no clear movement across any specific industry is visible. Investors should keep in mind long term investment targets, there would be volatility in the short term

09/02/2017

The Reserve Bank of India opted to maintain interest rates, inspite of the expectation that rates would be reduced by another 0.25 %. RBI feels that there are many domestic and global factors which may prompt it to take a decision on interest rates later, but either downward or upward. Banks currently have a lot of cash due to demonetisation, but the benefits of falling interest rates have not been sufficiently passed on to borrowers. For depositors, this means a slight ray of hope that rates may move up, if inflation moves up. Investors should still look at medium and long term fixed income securities currently offering higher than bank FD rates, or suitable debt mutual funds.

31/01/2017

The SREI Infrastructure bond issue, which opened on 30th January, is still open and may close in a day or two, depending on the public response. The issue remains a good investment opportunity for the medium term, with yields upto 9.50 % p.a., a good 2 % above current bank FD interest rates.

27/01/2017

There's a new secured, non convertible bond issue from SREI Infrastructure Finance, 30 Jan - 23 Feb, 2017, on first come first served basis. The bonds are for tenures of 400 days (annual 8.52 % p.a., cumulative 8.54 % p.a.), 3 years ( monthly 9.25 % p.a., annual 9.27 % p.a., cumulative 9.25 % p.a.) and 5 years (monthly 9.50 % p.a., annual 9.51 % p.a., cumulative 9.50 % p.a.). The bonds have BWR AA+ credit rating and would be listed on BSE and NSE for trading. This investment is an alternative for fixed deposits for the short and medium term. For investments and receiving forms by email, please inform Jaideep on 9820239329

24/01/2017

With elections in 5 states around the corner and the Union Budget on February 1, investors in shares must wait till the dust settles down, before taking any positions. The results of the last quarter of calendar 2016 have been mixed, as expected, because of the effects of demonetisation, though the immediate short term picture is not all that rosy. It would be interesting to see how the government takes the opportunity to stimulate investments, given this backdrop.

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