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News
How to Review and Rebalance Your Portfolio?
July 1, 2026 | 20 mins read
A portfolio review is like a health check for your investments. It keeps your portfolio aligned with your goals and risk level, instead of letting it drift with the markets over time. If you invest regularly in the markets, either through SIPs and lumpsum into mutual funds and ETFs, markets move, new investments get added, and your life situation changes. A periodic portfolio review helps you see whether your current mix of assets still matches your goals and risk appetite.
Gold vs Silver: Which ETF fits your portfolio better?
June 25, 2026 | 22 mins read
Gold ETF is an exchange-traded fund that invests in physical gold of specified purity (usually 99.5% or higher) and aims to mirror domestic gold prices. Units are listed on the stock exchanges and priced in line with 1 gram gold or a fraction, depending on the scheme’s structure. Silver ETF is similar in structure but invests in physical silver bars of specified purity, tracking domestic silver prices. An ETF’s NAV and market price move in line with silver prices.
How active ETFs bridge passive affordability with expert skill
June 15, 2026 | 11 mins read
An active ETF is an exchange-traded fund where a professional fund manager takes active decisions on what to buy, what to sell, and how much to allocate to each stock or bond. The fund still trades on the stock exchange like any other ETF and investors buy or sell units during market hours through a demat and trading account. Unlike a traditional index ETF, an active ETF does not track a fixed index. The manager aims to beat a benchmark or deliver a specific outcome while still offering the ETF format’s cost efficiency, transparency through daily holdings disclosure in many cases, and trading flexibility.
