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As an investor, it is important to understand the key concept of the face value of shares and bonds. Whenever a publicly listed company issues its stocks through Initial Public Offering (IPOs), it fixes a price which is the face value.

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Getting paid for your work is normal but the feeling of being rewarded for your performance is unmatchable. In any profession, extra incentive linked to performance serves a greater purpose.

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The cup and handle chart pattern on a security’s price chart is a technical indicator similar to a cup with a handle, where the bowl is U-shaped and the handle moves slightly downwards.

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Value investing is a long-term strategy that is based on the principle of buying and holding undervalued securities. Graham number helps in discovering the intrinsic value of the stocks. If the company’s shares trade above its Graham number, they are overvalued and should not be purchased. Shares trading below the Graham number are undervalued and fit for purchase. Thus, the Graham number helps investors find undervalued stocks and saves them from paying more than their fair value.

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An intraday trade has to opened and closed on the same day. In the rolling settlement, if it is not closed on the same day, then it goes to compulsory delivery. Hence the timing for intraday trading is from 9.15 am to 3.30 pm on a daily basis in the Indian markets.

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If you are a trader in the stock market, you must be familiar with the term haircut. What is haircut in the stock market and what is haircut value. Let us first look at what a haircut in the share market means.

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Shares and Mutual Funds are the most popular investment instruments in the financial market. Investing in shares means that you are investing directly in equity markets, while Mutual Fund investments mean a professional fund manager is investing for you in either equity funds or debt funds.

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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.

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The stock market these days has grown in popularity as a lucrative career path for many people due to the emergence of many online trading platforms and growing investor interest.

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We try to understand the reason why the markets react as they do on F & O expiry day.

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Volatile markets require certain trading strategies. Managing risk by setting stop losses or trading options are examples. Here are five of them.

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Memes are the new way for people to express happiness, criticism, excitement, surprise, fear, and anxiety by sharing memes over social media platforms.

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The main purpose of investing in the stock market is to obtain profits. Evidently, over the years, equity investing has generated more returns compared to the traditional forms like savings accounts and fixed deposits.

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An automated computer system that connects buyers and sellers through their orders for the same securities on a listed market, is known as an ECN or "electronic communication network". It is a digital system that takes trading outside of the physical market.

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A daily chart is a graphical representation of a stock’s price movements during a single trading day. A daily chart can be in the form of a bar, candlestick, or line chart.

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