Contrary to the common perception that debt funds generate lower returns, the year 2019 turned out to be a good year and have generated better returns than many equity funds. Read on to find the best and worst of debt funds of 2019.

The year 2019 was good for large cap funds but mid cap and small cap dedicated funds continued to give poor results. Read on to find the best and worst performer of year 2019

As the new year 2020 begins, let us have a look at how the market fared in 2019. BSE Sensex had closed at 36,068.33 on December 31, 2018. It reported a surge of 14.4 per cent during the year 2019 to close at 41,253.74 on December 31, 2019.

The market opened in the green on 1st January. On 31 December the Sensex was down by 304.26 points to end at 41,253.74  and the Nifty was down by 87.4 points to close at 12,168.45.

The market opened in the green on 1st January. On 31 December the Sensex was down by 304.26 points to end at 41,253.74  and the Nifty was down by 87.4 points to close at 12,168.45.

The market opened in the green on 1st January, overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 1.51 crore contracts with a turnover of Rs. 11,08,653.39 crore.

The market opened in the green on 1st January, overall volumes in futures & options currently stand at 1.51 crore contracts with a turnover of Rs. 11,08,653.39 crore.

For the medium term, the recent base around 11,850 levels is strongest support for now. On the upside, the 12,300 level is likely to act as a strong resistance for the medium term. Stocks in news: RITES, CreditAccess Grameen, Adani Green Energy, Premier Explosives, Sterling and Wilson Solar, PTC.

Good morning and welcome to the first trading day of the year 2020! Before we begin with the note, we would like to wish all of our loyal readers a wonderful 2020 and may each day of the New Year be filled with contentment, opportunities, peace, and abundance.

There is more than one way to measure the performance of an investment. A time-weighted return reflects simple investment returns and shows the amount of money grown in a given time. Another way of measuring the returns is asset-weighted returns.