Stock handling in the digital age: dematerialisation and rematerialisation
For a long time, the standard way to trade stocks was to exchange actual share certificates. As a result, investors were left with a...
Piercing Candlestick Pattern How It Works and Its Role in Market Trends
The stock market is highly volatile and constantly surprises traders with unexpected price fluctuations. One way, however, to keep a tab on these fluctuations...
Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR): What It Means and Why It Matters
The Reserve Bank of India, under the supervision of the Indian Government’s Ministry of Finance, is the ultimate regulatory body of financial activities in...
Average True Range ATR How It Works in Trading Strategies
Enter the thrilling world of trading, where opportunities for gain and loss lay around every corner. Mastering volatility is crucial for success in this...
Short Term Capital Gain Tax on Shares Explained
For many people who invest in stocks, the thrill of buying low and selling high is a common goal. But the road between the...
Coupon rate YTM relationship: Decoding the differences
If you are an investor looking to explore the bond market, you might have encountered the terms “yield to maturity” and “coupon rate.” While...
Assets vs Liabilities How to Build a Strong Financial Foundation
Are you confused about assets and liabilities in finance? Let’s break it down simply. Assets are valuable resources you own, like cash, property or...
DVR Shares vs Regular Shares Key Differences Explained
Differential voting rights (DVR) shares grant holders less voting rights compared to regular shareholders in a company vote on significant decisions DVR shares are...
The impact of impact cost
When making transactions with huge quantities, traders also have to think about liquidity and the associated impact cost As most stock traders know, brokerage...
Exploring Notional Value and Its Significance in Trading
Notional value is a stock-trading term used to refer to the basis on which derivatives are structured Derivatives are financial instruments specially constructed to...