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The initial approach is the one thing that confuses beginner investors when they are considering entering the stock market. Where

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As a new-age investor, it is vital to be aware of the fundamentals of the stock market before starting your investment journey. Along with being well-versed in the market dynamics, you must know about the key concepts of the stock markets.

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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.

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Investing in the share market can be tricky especially as a beginner. If you want to invest in stocks, you should keep in mind that there are two types of share markets: primary and secondary share markets.

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The National Securities Depository Limited is a financial entity set up to hold securities in the form of tangible or non-physical certificates. It's like a bank account system for securities like bonds and shares, in the form of either tangible or intangible certificates. It was set up to facilitate the fast transfer of securities.

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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.

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An engulfing candlestick pattern, sometimes called a Marobuzu, refers to a candlestick chart pattern where the real body of the second candle completely overlaps or engulfs the real body of the first candle. This means that the second candle has a bigger real body than the first one.

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Research whether or not sub-brokership without deposit is feasible in India. To become a successful ‘sub-broker’, read about flexible business models, important issues, and valuable advice.

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The CAPE ratio is an analytical tool that allows experts or investors to base their investing decisions on historical Index or individual company stock valuations and earning figures.

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"Investors often leverage their financial prowess and invest in debt instruments, more specifically–Bonds."

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Foreign investment in India can broadly be classified into two categories—Foreign direct investment (FDI) and investment made by foreign institutional investors (FIIs). In both of these cases, foreign money enters the Indian markets and fuels growth of economy, industries and capital market.

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The stock symbol is a unique identity of stock for publicly traded companies at stock exchanges. It is also called Ticker Symbol or Stock Tickers.

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Implied volatility can be used to calculate the upper and a lower range of an underline derivative security.

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The delivery instruction slip (DIS) is a very important document in capital markets. When you sell shares from your demat account, it has to be authorized by you with a DIS. This process of giving a signed DIS is used in trades placed offline. Normally, in online or internet trades, the client gives power of attorney (POA) to the broker to debit the demat account […]

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October is just another month in the year, but in the stock markets, October stands to be the most feared by stock market players.

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