Share Market

If you’re a beginner in the stock market, getting familiar with various stock market terms and concepts and understanding their significance will benefit you in the long run.

In the Indian stock market, arbitrage is the practise of simultaneously purchasing and selling stocks in different industry sectors in an effort to profit from the price disparity.

It’s no secret that investing is not straightforward. Becoming an ultra successful financial investor is not everyone’s cup of tea. It requires a great amount of patience, wisdom, and foresightedness.

Volatility is one of the key features of the stock market, so stock prices are always fluctuating. That is why stable returns are unheard of in the stock market. The volatile nature of the stock market

There are certain fundamentals of investing;  and building a diversified portfolio is the most important of all.

If you’re thinking of investing in the stock market, you might be feeling a little intimidated, realizing that there’s a lot you don’t know.

Researching a stock is a lot like buying a car. You can base a decision solely on technical aspects of the car, but we do consider how the ride feels on the road, the manufacturer’s reputation and whether the color of the car matches your personality or not.

We’re all human and we all are driven by our emotions, especially fear and greed or keep very high-profit expectations. Either way, we often fail to do proper research. Many novice stock traders enter full throttle into the markets, but they soon realise that making money consistently, isn’t that easy.

Positive or negative, big or small, every corporate action can impact a companies’ share price. In our previous post we have discussed the external factors which affect the stock prices, and in today’s post we will discuss the Corporate Actions, Types of Corporate Actions and its effects on Stock Prices.

We are living in an increasingly global world, where borders are becoming virtual and one can access goods and services offered across the globe with greater ease as compared to the “GenX”.

When it comes to making investments, investors can choose between various options – Active vs. Passive, Debt vs. Equity, Mutual Funds vs. Stocks, and Growth Investing vs. Value Investing. 

From the time markets open until trading closes, stock prices are in a state of constant fluctuation!! Though many try but practically nobody can predict every element that goes into stock price fluctuations.