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Market volatility can feel overwhelming, especially when you're new to investing.

But not every market dip is a reason to panic. Understanding how market volatility works can help you make informed decisions instead of emotional ones.

If you're a beginner investor looking to understand why markets fluctuate, why investors panic, and how to navigate market volatility with confidence, our latest guide is for you.

Read the full article: https://www.cholasecurities.com/blogs/what-is-market-volatility-and-why-do-beginners-panic

US investing through GIFT City is not just a new feature on broker apps. 🏛️
It is a shift towards a more regulated IFSC route for global market access.
For brokers, it creates a formal structure to offer US investing. 📈
For investors, it can make global investing easier, but the risks remain. ⚠️
Currency movement, LRS limits, TCS, taxation and investor protection differences must be clearly understood before investing. ✨

Investments in securities are subject to market risks. Please read all related documents carefully before investing.
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NSE has filed its DRHP with SEBI, making its long-awaited IPO one step closer.

The IPO is structured as an Offer for Sale, which means existing shareholders are selling shares and NSE is not raising fresh capital through this issue.

The business is highly profitable and debt-free as per FY26 numbers, but investors should also study the risks. A large part of NSE’s revenue comes from transaction charges, mainly linked to futures and options activity. So valuation, regulation and trading volume sustainability will matter.

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