List of Share Market Articles

Capital expenditure covers long-term investments in assets, while revenue expenditure includes daily operational costs. Learn more details at India Infoline.

Dividend Payout Ratio is percentage of a company’s net income distributed to shareholders as dividends. Learn how it is calculated with an example, importance of dividend payout ratio.

Learn about dividends, the different types, and their advantages and disadvantages. Understand how they affect share prices with our insight's at India Infoline.

Dividend Per Share (DPS) is the total dividend amount allocated to each outstanding share of a company. Learn how to calculate dividend per share effectively.

A dividend is a portion of a company’s profits distributed to its shareholders, typically in the form of cash, shares, or equivalents. Learn more at India Infoline.

As fervent propagators of financial literacy, IIFL endeavours to explain essential concepts that new investors in the stock market should know about. One such concept is called a tracking stock.

With the recent IPO frenzy in the securities market, terms such as private placement, offer for sale, direct public offerings are frequently discussed.

A common question among new investors regarding the stock market is: why do some investors say they have lost a huge sum of money while investing, while others have garnered immense wealth by investing in stocks?

If you invest or trade in the stock markets, you may have come across the term ‘penny stocks’. Penny stocks are those that are traded at very low prices – below Rs. 10 in India and traded less than $5 in the US markets.

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

Buying stocks without prior knowledge of the market is not called investing but speculating. When you speculate, you realise losses.

Before investing in the stock market, it is essential to know the basics. When you purchase shares, they are transferred to your Demat account within the specified settlement period.

nvestors who enter the stock market always do so in hopes of making money. Some investors who prefer short term trading find growth stocks that may be volatile. Only through volatile stocks that show considerable price movement can such investors make huge profits.

A stock can rally in just a matter of days. One day it may rise by 5 points and the next day by 50. Amateur investors, who do not have extensive knowledge about the financial market, invest by monitoring a stock for some days and entering when it starts rallying.

Imagine you founded a company, worked hard for years to make it successful. Until you take your company public, you have all the control in the organisation, where every decision you take is always towards taking your company to new heights.