Spotting 'zombie' stocks in your investment holdings
According to Arjun Guha Thakurta of Anand Rathi Wealth, an investment becomes a 'zombie' when it stays in your portfolio despite the initial justification for owning it no longer existing. He emphasized that investors should regularly evaluate if a stock continues to align with their financial goals. Thakurta recommends checking the stock's performance, measuring it against industry peers, and looking for signs of poor earnings.