About Us
NJ Digit was founded by Neena Jamdade, a dynamic finance professional with an impressive background. A Commerce graduate and Finance postgraduate from Karnataka University, Neena has been a key contributor to the finance industry since 2012, holding pivotal roles at Asian Market BSE and Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Co. Ltd.
NJ Digit specializes in leveraging technology and strategic analysis to manage diverse portfolios, including Equity, Mutual Funds, PMS, and Derivatives. By regularly reviewing and rebalancing client portfolios, the firm ensures consistent growth and wealth generation, with a focus on risk management and quality investments.
Our Services
Portfolio Management Services
A tailored investment service powered by our expertise and your risk appetite to meet your financial goals.
Investment Advisory Services
Get independent investment advice and personalized guidance for maximizing returns, minimizing risk, and diversifying your portfolio.
Mutual Funds
Navigate the stock markets with robust technical analysis, sound strategies, and valuable insights to secure financial success.
Trading in shares & Derivatives (FnO)
Backed by well-researched recommendations and in alignment with individual risks and goals, ensuring healthy and prosperous trading.
Debentures and NCD
Meet your long-term aspirations by strategically investing in the right place at the right time.
Insurance
Protect your financial freedom with the right insurance for you and your family.
"How We Handle Money Says Everything About Us."
With an individual-centric approach, we help you create your desired financial growth story.
Transparency
Knowledge
Technology
Passion
Healthy Tips for Becoming
a Better Investor
Healthy Tips for Becoming a Better Investor
When to sell?
Most people sit on cash and miss big rallies.
When to invest back after selling?
If the market drops by 5%, you might want to wait for a 10% drop before investing. But most often, the market will take a turn, and you will not get a chance to invest.
Understanding Tax
Most people ignore tax in investing. If you invest ₹100 and it grows to ₹200, selling the stock would incur a capital gains tax [₹20 if sold under 12 months (20% tax - STCG) and ₹12.5 if sold after 12 months (12.5% tax - LTCG)]. This means the stock needs to drop by at least 10% from the selling price for you to break even.
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