Decoding Profit Before Tax: Your guide to calculate & compare
Profit is a universally common topic when discussing company performance. Having said that, a company’s profits before and after taxes are quite different. An...
High Beta Stocks Features Advantages and Disadvantages
The stock market is well-known for its risks. The prices of stocks fluctuate so often that investors may lose all their profits in a...
Mastering the art of investing with low-duration funds
When we speak about investing, there’s a star player that often goes unnoticed – the low-duration fund. It’s not as flashy as some of...
Unleashing the potential of sector funds: An investor’s handbook
Imagine tapping into the potential of India’s booming IT sector or the robust public sector. With sector funds, also known as sectoral mutual funds,...
What Is NASDAQ?
The concept of investing in stocks would have been non-existent without the presence of stock exchanges. Stock exchanges are the pillars of the stock...
Market Share What It Is How It’s Calculated and Why It Matters
In the dynamic world of business, measuring a company’s success goes beyond just looking at its revenue or profit margins. It’s about understanding its...
Iron condor vs. iron butterfly: Essential options strategies explained
Options trading presents a profitable yet risky endeavour for investors. Among the various strategies available, the iron condor and iron butterfly are popular choices...
Reactivate your dormant demat account: Know how
A demat account is necessary in the stock market to hold digital securities, including bonds or shares. Paired with a trading account for executing...
The role of client ID in demat account explained
Trading was revolutionised in 1996 when the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) introduced demat accounts. Before this, trading involved physical certificates. Now,...
Revolutionise your trading experience with a 3-in-1 demat account
In March 2024, the total number of Demat accounts in India reached an all-time high of 151 million. This powerful financial instrument is not...