Speculative trading, or speculation, is the act of buying or selling stock simply because you have heard or believe that it will rise in value. If your prediction proves correct, you make money; if not, you lose it (or at least some of it). The results can be very rewarding but risky. While some speculators make their fortunes on one good trade, many more lose their entire fortunes.
Understanding equity is paramount to beginning your investment journey across stock exchanges in India. A company requires funds for its businesses and to meet its working capital requirements.
In this segment, we look at the types of margins that are levied on cash and futures and options positions. There are various margin types ranging from initial margins to MTM margins, which you must be familiar with.
Do you constantly hear the terms Sensex, BSE, NSE, and Nifty? They form the foundation of the Indian stock market. Here’s a guide that explains what these terms mean.
The risk-free rate of return is a theoretical number within the capital markets that pertains to an investment that provides guaranteed returns with negligible or zero risk.
Before investing in the stock market, it is essential to know the basics. When you purchase shares, they are transferred to your Demat account within the specified settlement period.
Monitoring each and everything in the financial stock market can be a daunting task for any regulatory authority. Since the stock market is like a big ocean, no one knows what goes behind those gigantic walls of the companies.
Since the advent of charts, evaluating stocks has become easy for traders and analysts. All these charts are a part of the technical analysis study in the stock market.
Investing in stocks can give you a significantly high rate of returns over time and can help double your wealth. Indians, financially savvy as they are, have caught up with this fact
When you hear about the stock market making headlines, you wonder about the entire mechanics of the “market” that keeps moving. Traditionally, It is driven by sentiments and the economy and this is how a one-sided market works, too. The One-sided market or one-way market is when market makers can quote a single price instead of quoting both the asking price and bid price (two-way […]
Option trading strategies involve a series of permutations and combinations to maximize profits and minimize risk. Delta hedging aims to offset the risk to either a single Option or the entire portfolio.
The coffee can portfolio strategy takes a "buy and hold" approach to investing. Investors purchase equities in organisations that have exhibited extraordinary success over a long period of time. Once acquired, these stocks are practically ignored for ten years, with no active buying or selling. This investment strategy is known as a coffee can portfolio.
Beta has become one of the most frequently used terms while talking about risk in financial markets. Beta (ꞵ) represents a stock or portfolio’s sensitivity to the market volatility.
Derivatives like futures and options help investors attain profits in the volatile share market. Sometimes, the occurrence of manipulation trading deceives traders.
In financial terms, MTM or Mark to Market refers to the value of any asset as the current fair value after price or value fluctuations. Mark to Market is a method that aims to determine the real and fair value of a company’s financial situation based on the current market situation that is affecting the company’s performance.
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