The Following are the articles in this blog that are related to Investing in the Stock Market. Please click on the links to read more about them.
Equity Shares:
1. What are Equity Shares
2. Rules to Invest in the Stock Market
3. Choosing a Share/Stock for your Portfolio
4. Derivatives
5. Derivative Categories
The Initial Public Offering Process:
1. IPO Process Explained
2. Intermediaries involved in an IPO
3. Different Types of IPO Issues
4. Categories of Investors for IPO
Mutual Funds:
1. What is a Mutual Fund
2. Ideas to pick the best Mutual Funds
3. Equity Linked Saving Schemes
4. Mutual Fund Myths
5. Types of Mutual Funds
6. Debt Mutual Funds
7. Monthly Income Plans
8. MF Dividends Disturbed
Exchanges & Regulatory Bodies:
1. Indian Stock Exchanges
2. Securities & Exchanges Board of India (SEBI)
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Hi plz suggest how to know fundamental and techinal analysis of a comapany?
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ReplyDeletefundamental analysis and technical analysis are currently under preparation. will be posted soon. they require some ground work and am currently doing them.
Stock market is one of the prevalent markets in the world. Buying stock and holding onto it for the long term is the simplest way to invest.
ReplyDeletePlease post fundamental and techinal analysis of a company i need it desperately.. do it soon.. plz
ReplyDeleteanand sir, please tell me about repo rate and reverse repo rate..... i want to know why do banks put their money with the reseve bank?
ReplyDeleteI read recently that because the rupee has dropped to 50 a dollar,this is why the minor ups and downs in crude oil prices across the world don't affect India..why is it so?
@ Vandana
ReplyDeleteRepo Rate is the rate at which banks borrow money from the Reserve Bank for their short-term or immediate cash requirements
Reverse Repo Rate is the rate at which Banks can park their surplus funds with Reserve Bank of India
Reg. the price of oil & Rupee. The price of oil per barrel is always calculated in terms of US Dollars. If the Indian Rupee depreciates in value, then the price of petroleum products will go up for sure. It will have a definite impact.
Let us say last month oil company buys one barrel of oil @ USD 95 per barrel and exchange rate was Rs. 48 per dollar. It means they have to spend Rs. 4560. Today if the price per barrel is the same USD 95 and exchange rate is Rs. 50 per dollar, the company spends Rs. 4750. So, they will spend more money which in turn will affect petrol prices in India
Anand
thank you sir i got it ...still have another question to ask, I read that Kingfisher airlines is unable to pay its debts so it is hanging in troubles these days, some analysts say that the best option with Kingfisher is to officially file for bankruptcy... now since being a bankrupt is no lesser loss....how can FILING for it can help the company????
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ReplyDeleteDeclaring Bankruptcy will not help the company but its owners. When a company declares bankruptcy the banks that have given loans to the company will face huge losses. The assets of the company owners may be used by banks to offset the losses but there will be a legal proceeding between the company declaring bankruptcy and the banks to decide who pays/gets how much money
I think Real Estate is best option to invest our money. It is very safe and secure for the future. Today, if we consider about Stock Market, it is always fluctuated.
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@ Global page
DeleteAKS is perfectly right. Real Estate Investments are not risk free. They are comparatively safer than Stock Markets but not entirely safe. Just 2-3 years ago, the real estate market throughout India witnessed a severe correction amounting to around 30% or more.
So, any investment when done wisely may have much more safety than those done in a reckless manner.
@global page...
ReplyDeleteIt depends on your present financial situation and your future appetite for funds to judge what is the best option for investment. Neither capital markets are risk free nor can it be said that real estate is a risk free.
@ AKS
DeletePerfectly said. :)
@global page..
DeleteThere is a thing with Real estate investments. Maybe you can put your money in them easily and even watch it grow. But when it comes to liquidating part, it can prove to be a very hasslesome job if you don't do it right.
The Face Value of the share refers to the intrinsic value of a share. This is the value at which the company issues its shares to the common public.
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