Personal Finance - Angel One - Page 191

Before you start trading in the equity stock market, you need to decide your preferred mode of trading – Online or Offline. Angel One presents fun-to-learn 60sec videos to help new traders take this decision and learn about the basics of equity & share-trading. In Online Trading the client himself trades in stock through different …

Every new investor wants to know why he/she is always advised to venture into equity stock market for a better chance at great returns. However, beginners don’t always have this knowledge. Angel One presents fun-to-learn 60sec videos to help you grasp the basics of equity & share-trading. Here are Top 5 reasons stating why Investing …

It is essential that you save and invest your money wisely and prudently so that you can have a better future. However, people tend to develop bad habits over their lifetime and saving money in any form becomes more and more difficult. Here are a few habits that you should get rid of as soon …

It always feels great to get a little more – with margin funding you can have that. But first learn about margin funding with Angel One’s fun-to-learn 60sec videos that will explain the concept of margin funding and also to help you learn the basics of equity & share-trading. Margin funding, basically means borrowing some …

When the markets are bearish, it is natural for even the blue-blooded investors to feel jittery. However, what differentiates the winners from the also-rans is that they stay the course. Yes. While abandoning a sinking ship might seem like a wise decision to minimize immediate losses, selling off randomly often proves to be a costly …

Value Investing is a pretty simple investment strategy. You do not need to have extensive financial knowledge, just understanding the basics will do. You do not even need to analyze charts. All you need is common sense and patience along with some money to invest. If you are willing to read and do some accounting, …

The price-to-earnings ratio– P/E ratio for short– can be calculated on the basis of a particular stock’s current price divided by its EPS or earnings per share, usually over the preceding 12 months or the Trailing Twelve Months (following 12 months). Most P/E ratios are indicative of the stock’s present price as compared to its earnings over …

In the world of investments and stocks, nothing is perfect and you cannot calculate till the last decimal. You can however plan and predict, rely a bit on chance and knowledge. Thumb rules have always served us well, and even though no thumb rule is accurate to the T, rest assured, you can use it, …