Investments & Personal Finance Articles
What are Candlestick Charts in the Stock Market?
A Candlestick is a pictorial depiction of the price of a stock. It displays the high, low, open and closing prices of a stock. When read collectively, they help to identify patterns and predict future prices.
Which Ratios should you check before Investing in Stock?
Any stock can be analyzed on many parameters but there are 6 basic checks which can tell you whether to go for further analysis or not.
Another "Big Short" - Mortgage-Backed Securities
MBS or Mortgage-Backed Securities became infamous for their role in the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. What seemed like a high-paying investment soon turned out to be a bag of shit that piled on until it choked the entire economy!
Similar Does Not Mean Same
Just because it looks similar or sounds similar, does not mean it's the same. One has to go deeper before investing their hard earned money. If you are not an expert in it, get professional guidance.
A Peek into Perpetual Bond
Bond is synonymous with debt when it comes to investing. It is a glorious loan where the word interest is replaced with coupon and amount borrowed by par value/face value.
Why Recovery of Infosys Shares from the IEPF Is a Great Idea?
Shares of Infosys have grown manifolds since its inception in 2001. If someone had bought its penny shares at almost 96 Rs. per share in Feb 2001 then the shares would have grown to Rs. 1253 per share in February 2021.
All about Alternative Investment Fund (AIF)
Alternative Investment Fund means any fund established or incorporated in India which is a privately pooled investment vehicle that collects funds from sophisticated investors.
Tax Audit in Case of Trading in Shares
If a person’s total gross receipt and payment in cash does not exceed 5% of the total receipts and payments, then the limit of turnover for tax audit is Rs. 5 crores.
Stock Market - The Ring of Scammers
The biggest mistake by brokers is that they never make their clients aware of Unsolicited Messages, Pumping and Dumping Scheme in the market by which a person may lose all their money.
Intraday Trading Vs. Swing Trading - Which one is better?
Intraday trading is the process of purchasing and selling stocks within the same day before the market closes. Swing trading is a kind of fundamental trading in which positions are held for longer than a single day.
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