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Critical but not pessimist, pacifist, self-contradictory | Market Journalist | Ex @ANI @TOIIndiaNews @NewsBytesApp @ETNOWLive | Current: @theoutlookmoney
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Raksha Bandhan 2026: Will A Strong Rakhi Season Translate Into Better Consumer Earnings?

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| Outlook Money Magazine Verified
Raksha Bandhan could give an early signal on festive consumer spending High gold prices are pushing buyers towards lighter and cheaper jewellery Strong Rakhi sales may not necessarily mean better full-year earnings Raksha Bandhan is becoming an important early test of India's festive consumption, with jewellery, retail, FMCG and quick-commerce companies looking to capture higher spending before the much bigger Diwali-Dhanteras season.
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Zerodha's Nithin Kamath Calls MTF Growth 'Scary' As India's Margin Book Hits Record Rs 1.5 Lakh Crore

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By Rishabh Raj Verified
| Outlook Money Magazine Verified
Nithin Kamath calls MTF growth "scary" and warns of risks during market falls MTF now contributes about 10 per cent of Zerodha's revenue India's MTF book hits a record Rs 1.5 lakh crore amid rising leverage Zerodha founder and CEO Nithin Kamath has described the rapid growth in margin trading facility (MTF) as a growing risk for the brokerage, warning that leverage can look harmless during a rising market but become a problem when prices fall sharply.
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The Shift To Direct Plans Is Growing, But Regular Plans Keep Investors For The Long Term

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By Rishabh Raj Verified
| Outlook Money Magazine Verified
Regular-plan investors tend to stay invested longer than direct-plan investors More investors are choosing direct plans, especially younger and retail investors Investors with bigger SIPs still prefer regular plans and distributor guidance Mutual fund investors taking the regular-plan route appear more inclined to hold on to their investments for the long haul than direct-plan investors.
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