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.
The greatest resource for a company is its employees. You can start a company with very little capital. However, to see it succeed, you have to rely a great deal on the employees and their hard work. Take the example of any big company that is enjoying success today.
Stock prices are determined primarily based on demand and supply. Stock prices determine the major part of returns. There does not exist any matrix that accurately tells the quantum of stock returns.
Investing in stocks based on the price trends and not bothering about the business is a big reason for failure at the stock market. Sometimes decisions based on the price of stocks might be deceptive and can cause loss to the investor.
As an investor, you can invest in a wide range of asset classes, like gold, real estate, and mutual funds. But, it has been historically proved that stock markets offer the best returns.
As there are numerous investment options in the Indian financial market, it may be confusing to choose simply one investing avenue to invest your money. For beginner investors, stocks and real estate seem two ideal asset classes.
To meet its long term and short term needs of finance, a company may issue various kinds of securities to raise funds from public. A company may decide to issue securities because it needs start up capital or to repay debts or even to expand. It may also need an infusion of new management ideas and know-how.
Among various types of stocks, this blog details a type of stock called Preference Shares. In your quest of achieving your financial goals through equity investing, understanding preference shares will prove vital in making informed investment decisions.
People look to invest their surplus income to further grow their wealth. Strategic and disciplined trading over time supplements and replaces your income trading gives people the freedom to work from wherever they want, whenever they want and helps people achieve their financial goals.
Freed Up is the post-lock-up IPO period, which lasts anywhere between 90 to 180 days. During this time frame, the underwriters cease to take up selling of shares at the decided price.
Stock exchanges not only act as a trading platform but are also responsible to safeguard investors’ interests.
The three white soldiers candlestick pattern often occurs at the end of a downtrend and is considered a relatively strong sign of a bullish market reversal.
The idea of zero brokerage is about to take the investment industry by storm in India. As more and more investors become aware of its advantages, they are choosing to open zero brokerage trading accounts rather than standard online Demat accounts in order to avoid paying brokerage fees.
In the global money market, commercial paper is an unsecured promissory note with a fixed maturity of 1 to 364 days. But most of us are unaware of the meaning of the term commercial paper.
Quote stuffing means flooding the market with a large number of orders and withdrawing it immediately.
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