SIP investing promotes steady, disciplined contributions that smooth out market volatility and minimize the risks of market timing. Over longer horizons, factors like SIP date, market valuations, or short-term luck have minimal impact. Consistency, not timing, drives long-term wealth creation, especially during market crises when SIPs outperform lumpsum strategies.
Boeing shares rise 5% despite higher than expected Q2 loss on Air Force One costs
Boeing posted a wider-than-expected Q2 loss after a $280 million Air Force One charge, but shares rose 5% as positive free cash flow and higher
July 28, 2026