How to Rebalance Your Investment Portfolio : Investing is not a one-time decision. Your portfolio changes continuously as markets rise and fall, your income changes, your financial goals get closer and your ability to take risk evolves. A portfolio that was appropriately allocated when you started investing may therefore become significantly different a few years later. For example, suppose you initially decided to maintain: 60% equity 30% debt 10% gold If equity markets perform strongly, your equity allocation could eventually rise to 70% or more. Although your portfolio value has increased, you are also taking more equity risk than you originally intended. This is where portfolio rebalancing becomes important. Portfolio rebalancing means bringing your investments back towards your intended asset allocation by increasing investments in underweight assets and, where appropriate, reducing exposure to overweight assets. SEBI's investor-education material emphasises the ...
Gold vs Silver in 2026: Should Indian Investors Still Buy After the Huge Rally? If you are looking at gold and silver prices in 2026 and wondering whether you have already missed the rally, you are not alone. Precious metals have delivered an extraordinary ride this year. Gold recently moved around the $4,400-per-ounce level, while silver was trading near $65. Both metals have experienced sharp rallies as well as equally sharp corrections. Gold has gained strongly in recent weeks, while silver has also bounced after a significant decline from its earlier 2026 peak. That creates a difficult situation for retail investors. Buying after a large rally can feel risky. At the same time, waiting for the “perfect correction” can mean missing the market altogether. So, Gold vs Silver in 2026—which one should Indian investors consider now? The answer is not simply about which metal will deliver the highest return. It is about understanding the different roles of gold and silver, their risks...