Journey to wealth by Amit
An interesting take on investments, though not updated very regularly (I know, people with glass houses...). Amit writes refreshingly well on subjects close to my heart, like real estate, stock market investing and the like.
Person finance in India - the not so obvious stuff
Vivek Venugopalan talks about taxes, banking, stock market investments etc. His take on "How to get financiall organised" is a good refresher - heck, I need to do some of them things!
Investment Guru by Rajesh Soni
Largely about stocks and IPOs, Rajesh dwells on company information, general stock news, and IPO updates. An interesting take for value investors.
Value Stock Plus by "Toughiee"
A well maintained, constantly updated blog about investments, largely links to articles elsewhere. The author works quite hard at updating posts and consolidating sites you, as an investor, should visit.
Arpit Ranka
Arpit provides an analysis of the behaviour behind investing, and lets your mind wander as he talks about intuition, reasoning, prediction, luck and so on. Interesting reading, and a financial perspective keeps material in scope.
Value Investing by Rohit Chauhan.
A well written blog on the fundas of value investing. Professing to be a Buffet fan, and quoting Ben Graham, Paul Fisher and so on, Rohit writes lucidly about value investing in India. Yes, there are some long paragraphs that stem more from his inability to induce correct formatting by blogger than from a fear of line breaks. But the site's well worth your time, and will hopefully continue to be as good!
ULIPs and MFs by Raj Gopal Vuppala.
A more recent blog about investing in Unit Linked Insurance Plans (ULIPs) and Mutual Funds. I personally don't like ULIPs but Raj comes across with strategies to invest if you're still hooked to the idea. He asks that you avoid endowment plans (a financial trap) and evaluate charges before you buy; something every investor must drill into herself to do.
Rupee Manager by Umesh Ladha
Umesh writes about Personal Finance for the young reader - the early twenties, I would imagine. Some of the concepts in there like TWINVEST and the like are quite interesting...it's a fairly new site, but I think it'll evolve.
That's it for now. Post me more links if you like some other blogs!
Related posts:
- ULIPs : A good investment? (Some of you have asked for the "basics" of investing...
>Rohit, thanks for the link and for the kind comments. Am working on trying to get a schedule going for posts.
Seems we both like the same things and are equally slow at getting them on to our blogs! :)
10.07.06 at 11:24 AM
>Sorry, sorry!!! I meant Deepak! What was i thinking?
Just read a blog by Rohit (valueinvestorindia.blogspot.com) recently and got your blogs mixed up :(
10.07.06 at 11:29 AM
>You bet…thanks for the link to Rohit’s blog.
Oh yes, I’m finding it difficult to get posts in regularly too!
10.07.06 at 11:43 AM
>Hi,
Can you please review my blog, RupeeManager and let me know your comments. And if its worthy of listing, please list here.
I understand that my blog is budding, so, I would like to know expert comments to make it more better.
Thanks for your time.
10.30.06 at 6:55 AM
>Happy to have stumbled on a nice group of fellow bloggers on Finance. Wd love to in touch with you guys.
Ranjan
ranjanvarma@gmail.com
11.02.06 at 5:08 PM
>Hey, glad to see so many fellow bloggers with similar intersts. Kindly review my blog at http://murkywatersresearch.blogspot.com/
and leave your comments there. If you find the blog worthy og listing here, please do list it.
thanks
12.01.06 at 12:20 AM
>I’m a newbie investor. Have learnt quite a lot from reading your blog and have started my own blog in which I talk about some of the stuffs I’ve been learning or have learned from various sources. It’s at http://www.thenewinvestor.wordpress.com
12.07.06 at 2:56 PM
>Rohit thanks for the links.
Pls let me know the following regarding the RBI 8% tax saving scheem (non-taxable year 2002-03)
My father had invested Rs 2 lakh in RBI 8% tax saving bonds.He was drawing half yearly interest from it. Recently he expired.
Now I would like to know weather my mother can continue to receive the interest payment with the Bond transferred in her name . The bond has not yet matured.
12.13.06 at 5:36 PM
>cool blog… there are not many blogs which talk about finance in India….. do check my blog…
http://greenbuck.blogspot.com/
04.19.07 at 9:21 AM
>Deepak, please review my blog and if possible pls link-OnlineMF.
http://www.onlinemf.blogspot.com
06.14.07 at 7:06 AM
>Deepak, please review my blog and if possible pls link. Money and Stock Market.
http://www.the-twin-paradox.blogspot.com
01.02.08 at 1:58 PM
>Nice collection of blogs. See if you can write a new post to include many newer blogs like mine, which introduces the basics for an investor
05.28.08 at 6:09 PM
>Hi Rohit, I have recently started this blog on Indian infrastucture Sector – http://www.infrabeat.com and would appreciate some feedback.
Thanks
07.03.08 at 6:43 PM
>With reference to the above article, will it be correct to offset the gains received by participation in open offer with the losses suffered by selling shares on the exchanges and then calculating the tax. I would be grateful if you could provide this information.
Finance blog,finance,economics,Corporate finance,Personal finance,Investing,Marketing
10.22.08 at 7:19 AM
>Thanks for sharing this information as the age of retirement gets closer, it’s more important than ever to think about making the right investments. Whether you’re enlisting the help of an investment broker or you’re going on your own.
Rose.
12.13.08 at 10:27 AM
>Great
These are really nice blogs ..
Manish
http://www.jagoinvestor.com/
01.27.09 at 12:02 PM
>I understand that my blog is budding, so, I would like to know expert comments to make it more better.
Now I would like to know weather my mother can continue to receive the interest payment with the Bond transferred in her name .
09.02.09 at 10:26 AM
>Great article, The concept of value investing has encouraged me to start a portal of value investing on the Indian stock markets. I am doing analysis of Low PE, High dividend yields, Low PB and Low PB with high returns. I really appreciate the effort you have put in your blog.
09.16.09 at 4:40 PM
>your index of Indian investment blogs was very useful,but you have just indexed what google do. Instead try to add the new blogs that are difficult to index by google or other search engines.
Also try to upgrade them based on their activity or may rank them.
can you also review my newly launched blog called stockdriver blog.
http://stockdriver.blogspot.com/
11.22.09 at 6:40 AM
>I am not sure if my blog qualifies. Please look into it and feel free to list it. All relevant comments are welcome.
http://www.profitshastra.com/interesting_notes.html
01.15.10 at 2:45 AM
>Thanks for the sharing, it is informative.
Here is my blog about investment in India, please see whether I have the honour to be listed.
http://sumit057.blogspot.com
08.03.10 at 1:39 AM
>Very good and useful things that you have written in your blog.
10.19.10 at 10:16 AM
>Really good stuff. I greatly appreciate the detail. After reading this, we'll have to think more about it
11.03.10 at 1:28 PM
>This is also nice blog:
http://neerajmarathe.blogspot.com/
01.13.11 at 8:34 PM
>What about http://value2wealth.blogspot.com ?
02.01.11 at 5:21 PM
>There can be no better blog than the Happionaire Blog on investing. That is where I first started learning about investing and the fact is that till you haven't read you really can't call yourself a true investor.
03.15.11 at 7:14 PM