INVESTING SHOULD BE SIMPLIFIED, NEVER COMPLICATE IT!
- SATHISH DIGITAL
- Oct 6
- 4 min read
WEEKLY WEALTH REPORT
Issue 213 Weekly Wealth Newsletter: 06th Oct 2025 – 13th Oct 2025
(Weekly Wealth Newsletter and a Private Circulation from Creating Wealth Company)
Mr. Sathish Kumar
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Indian Financial Landscape is on a roll! Today Investors have access to many new products like SIF (Specialised Investment Fund), MLD ( Market Linked Debentures ), AIF, PMS and many new category in Mutual Funds, like Target Maturity Funds, Smart Beta Funds, Alpha Funds, Factor Funds and what not…..and the list is endless!
Investors are obsessed with what next in the Investing & Trends. In a world obsessed with “smart” moves and complex strategies, investing too often becomes a tangled knot of tips, trends, and technical analysis.
In investing, emotions often play a bigger role than numbers. And among all emotions, FOMO — the Fear of Missing Out — is the most dangerous.
It creeps in silently when markets are rallying, when friends boast about quick profits, you chasing hot trends without understanding the risks, ignoring own goals and missing out on Asset Allocation.
In investing, simplicity isn’t a shortcut — it’s the smartest path to long-term wealth.
Keep it simple. Ignore the noise.
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WEEKLY MARKET PULSE
Indian markets ended higher, with the Sensex rising 0.28% to 81,207.17 and the Nifty 50 gaining 0.23% to 24,894.25.
Domestic equity broken the eight days continuous fall and closed in Green on October 1st and 3rd .
US Tarriff’s on Pharma, Concerns on trade and Increased fee in H1B Visa took a toll on the market but market recovered with RBI’s elevated GDP Forecast from 6.5% to 6.8%
The stock market cheered after the RBI’s monetary policy statement revealed that inflation has eased to 2.6%, signalling a stable economic environment.
With inflation under control, the RBI now has room to ease interest rates in the coming months, supporting growth momentum.
In Sectors, the worst hit being IT, India Digital, Realty, Capital Markets, and Healthcare
Banking and Consumer Durables showed sharp recovery and positive rally.
HSBC is bullish on Indian Equities with a Target of 94,000 for Sensex by 2026, with cooling Inflation, Policy reforms, and earnings recovery.
HSBC Research Report released on Sep 25th states that the house is overweight on Indian Equities as this is entering steady phase
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THIS WEEK MEDIA PUBLICATIONS
HE DID EVERYTHING RIGHT. STILL CAN’T RETIRE AT 51. WHY?
Yesterday, An old friend came to meet after years. At 51, with a decent job in a good organisation and a good income, he looked tired and said: “I just want to take a break… health matters more than this grind.” He wanted us to see his investments and we found: FDs – 20% Savings A/c – 20% LIC & ULIP Policies – 10% Mutual Funds – 1% PF – 20% Real Estate – 29% On the surface: Good Income, Good Surplus, Good Savings. But in reality: Poor Investments 50% of the portfolio not even beating inflation. 30% locked in real estate with no cash flow. Retirement corpus falling short for 30 years of his needs. That’s the irony, he worked hard to earn but let his money stay idle. Despite good savings, compounding was lost. Now, instead of retiring, he has to work for more years to cover the gap. Only assets that deliver positive real returns (above inflation) sustain wealth. I told him, Your money should work as hard as you do. If it’s just lying in FDs or low-yield instruments, you’re silently losing
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