Synopsis
In a volatile market, when even rational minds can be impacted by strong price movements, how do you make investment decisions? Now, for us, an “investing decision” is not just about buying a stock. It is also about deciding when to sell the stock, or whether you need to continue holding it. Today, the biggest question one faces is: Should you hold a stock or not? The fact is that, despite the ongoing correction, a large number of stocks are still trading at prices that are higher than they were a few years back. So, there is still a lot to be saved in terms of profit. Studying a few examples might help.
Dividend yield is probably the most important yet most misunderstood and even less used ratio in the stock market. There is a good reason for this. And that is: We are all in the market for capital gains.However, there are times when dividend yield is not only a good thing to look at, but a required one. At this point of time, given the market situation, you are probably confronted with two options vis-a-vis your portfolio. One, buy more and act
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