CCMRM has now obtained a multi-year grant from the Investor Protection Fund of the NSE to develop content for Investor Education. PIE we are going to call it. We have a kick-off event in September 2018, leading luminaries from the NSE and from the mutual fund industry are in attendance. The full presentation is elsewhere on the site. One of the panelists is of the view that Indian large-cap stocks are over-extended, over-owned. These 150 or so stocks are the only ones with enough liquidity to make short-term trading even worthwhile. The more I watch and read what passes for investor education, the more I am convinced that this can be done better, by people like myself who have decades of experience, teaching, watching and investing in markets. I hope you like our efforts.
Kick off for the Platform for Investor Education (PIE).
by ccmrmyng | Oct 7, 2018 | news updates | 0 comments
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- Learning Module 1, Topic 1 : Cash flow and Emergency funds
- Learning Module 1, Topic 10: Framework for Investing – 2
- Learning Module 1, Topic 4: Life Insurance -Term life
- Learning Module 1, Topic 5: India's favorite investment options
- Learning Module 1, Topic 6: Saving and Investing
- Learning Module 2, Topic 1: To diversify or not
- Learning Module 2, Topic 2: GSEC's and Corporate Bonds
- Learning Module 2, Topic 5: Mutual Funds in India – Part 1
- Learning Module 2, Topic 6: Mutual Funds in India – Part 2
- Learning Module 2, Topic 7: Exchange Traded Funds
- Learning Module 2, Topic 8: The Basics of options
- Learning Module 3, Topic 3: Regulators and Ombudsmen
- Learning Module 3, Topic 4: Primary Markets and Initial Public Offerings
- Learning Module 3, Topic 6: Short Selling
- Learning Module 3, Topic 7: Investment Styles
- Learning Module 3, Topic 9: Other market players
- Learning Module 4, Topic 1: Investing in Indian Equities
- Learning Module 4, Topic 7: Behavioral Finance
- Learning Module 4, Topic 8: NPA's in the Banking sector in India
- Learning Module 5, Topic 1: Information and Market reaction
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