For a very long time, the two principal financial statements for Indian companies were the Income Statement and the Balance sheet. While the income statement took stock of the income and expense flows during the year, the balance sheet captured the assets and the liabilities of the company at the end of the year. They …
Technical Analysis is based on presumption that history repeats itself. With conditions and factors similar to the past, market participants will react in a similar way as previously. The activities of various market participants are displayed on charts which transforms into patterns that repeat over time. Identifying those trends and patterns at a relatively early …
This particular blog would read a bit different from our regular blogs. Reason being, we are going to specifically speak about investing concepts that are more applicable for long term equity investment when many on the street are looking only for trading and short term opportunities. While as an expert we suggest the newbie’s to …
When we start investing the basic aim is generate returns on our invested capital. In simple terms, Investing is basically about generating returns. However when we speak about generating returns there is an obvious factor attached to it – it is called as Risk. And remember Risk is directly proportional to returns. Simply put – …
What is the FRBM Act? The Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act or FRBM Act of 2003 is an act that targets a path for the government of India to successfully establish stability and financial discipline in the country’s economy. It also aims to refine the public funds management, and also decrease fiscal deficit. The …
The outbreak of COVID-19 has been a game-changer in many ways. It has pushed industries to explore the virtual and digital platforms to expand businesses. In which is now called the ‘new normal’, we can expect digital platforms to take the front seat in driving jobs, banking, businesses, and even education. Leading the new wave, …
In the market, traders always look for possible buying and selling indications to decide entry point in the market. What they want to know is which way the market is moving, for which, they use WRB analysis, because it represents a trend within a smaller time-frame. WRB stands for wide range bar, is candlestick pattern, …
If you observe the stock price movement in the market, you will find a pattern in it. The price movement isn’t ad-hoc, as most people would like to believe; instead, it moves within a range. Establishing the price range helps technical traders identify the extremely overbought and oversold situations. A range, made of two bands, …
Let’s accept, many of us don’t have the heart to manage our investment. The idea is quite scary, and we want to avoid the trouble it takes – following market performance, comparing charts, and more. But, let’s remind ourselves that no other asset class has the potential to generate returns like stock investment in the …
Laddering is a term in finance used in different contexts. You might have heard it in connection with retirement planning, where it refers to reducing interest rate and reinvestment risk of the investor. It is also used in the security underwriting market to describe a practice of offering privilege to insider traders at the expense …
