Take any company that you are familiar with and use products of, you will realise that it launches new products after a while.
Since the beginning of year 2021 we have seen IPOs of companies like IRFC, Indigo Paints, Home First Finance, Stove Kraft, MTAR, RailTel, Anupam Rasayan, Nazara Technologies, etc.
If you are an investor or in any way associated with the Indian stock market, you may have heard about the IPO buzz doing rounds almost every week. The Indian stock exchange has provided substantial returns to investors who have applied to various good IPOs.
Explore the roles of RII, NII, QIB, and anchor investors in the stock market. Learn how each investor type participates in IPOs and what sets them apart in investing.
An investor’s introduction to the world of stock market is quite simple - all you have to do is open a demat account and trading account. But from there, the investor can go in any number of directions as the
An initial public offering with significant demand is known as a hot IPO. These IPOs are popular even before meeting the market, generating immense interest from investors and media.
Investors in initial public offerings (IPOs) face a variety of opportunities and difficulties. Even if fresh stock has an obvious allure, understanding important metrics is the cornerstone of a smart investment strategy.
Take any company that you are familiar with and use products of, you will realise that it launches new products after a while.
Since the beginning of year 2021 we have seen IPOs of companies like IRFC, Indigo Paints, Home First Finance, Stove Kraft, MTAR, RailTel, Anupam Rasayan, Nazara Technologies, etc.
Investors must understand the difference between NFO and IPO, as the first attempts to provide direct access to business shares. At the same time, the latter seeks to provide various investment options. The distinctness will provide portfolio diversification for the best possible investment returns. NFOs and IPOs are two possibilities that hold essential positions further up the ladder when you explore the financial market for […]
If you are an investor or in any way associated with the Indian stock market, you may have heard about the IPO buzz doing rounds almost every week. The Indian stock exchange has provided substantial returns to investors who have applied to various good IPOs.
IPO is the latest buzzword in the finance domain. Many companies are going public as a way to increase funding and also as a lucrative way for people to double their investment.
The initial few fundamental concepts that investors must learn about before they begin their stock market investments are things like IPO and FPO.
This blog will help you understand the borrowing part of the system and how to borrow shares from a broker to make quick and hefty profits.
Imagine a world without any stock exchanges, and how difficult it would have been for companies to raise money from the public at large or investors to grow their wealth.
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