New Delhi, Aug. 18 -- For decades, investing was often associated with timing markets, identifying suitable opportunities, and making large, one-time investments. Today, investor behaviour has moved towards an approach centred on consistency rather than prediction.

At the heart of this shift is the Systematic Investment Plan (SIP), a method of investing that allows individuals to invest fixed amounts at regular intervals. While SIPs have traditionally been associated with mutual funds, they are increasingly being adopted across multiple asset classes, enabling investors to build diversified portfolios through a disciplined investment approach.

Market volatility can often influence investor behaviour, leading to decisions driven by short...