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Professional investors use their knowledge to identify stocks that are undervalued and have the potential to increase in price in the near future.

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Businesses today strive to remain afloat amid fierce competition in their industry. One company has to level up against the other.

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Stock splits is one of the most common corporate actions in India and across the world. Stock split or share split is about reducing the par value of a stock. For example, reducing the par value of stock from Rs.10 to Rs.5 is a 2:1 stock split and reducing the par value from Rs.10 to Rs.1 is a 10:1 stock split. Having understand the stock split meaning, let us get into detail about what is stock split.

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Open interest (OI) is one of the key analytical tools that help one take a price view on stocks and even on the indices. Unlike equity shares that are limited by the number of shares issued, there is no such limit on open interest.

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You must have heard the term share market trends or stock market trends quite often. What exactly are these trends and how to identify trends in stock market?

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Professional investors use their knowledge to identify stocks that are undervalued and have the potential to increase in price in the near future.

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There are basic things you must understand about online trading requirements. Let us start off with how to open the online trading account.

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One of the common terms used in the stock markets is the term resistance. Now, resistance in share market can be technical or intuitive. For example, if you find a stock constantly touching a level of say, Rs.200 and coming down, you can call the stock price of Rs.200, its resistance in stock market. The other way to look at resistance in stock market is the technical level that you get to see in charts.

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The word Marubozu is a candlestick pattern derived from the Japanese. By the appearance of the candle, there are no wicks and shadows present at the extreme ends.

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A price band is the limit beyond which the price is not allowed to move on a particular day. For example, you may have seen stocks locked in 5% upper circuit or in 10% lower circuit. We recently got to see this quite frequently in stocks such as Vakrangee, PC Jewellers, and Manpasand Beverages.

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Worlds like equity delivery or equity market delivery are normally used interchangeably for equities. Actually, they are one and the same. To understand what is equity delivery, think of a buyer of stocks.

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You’ve probably heard the terms “stock market trend” and “share market trend” a lot. What precisely are these patterns, and how can one spot them in the stock market? Recall that share market trends have a variety of uses. They explain the stock’s fundamental narrative and indicate whether the trend is continuing or changing. They are beneficial trading inputs. So, let’s learn about how to […]

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Individuals have direct access to a wide range of investing possibilities in the modern world. Every investment opportunity, from stocks and bonds to real estate and commodities, has a different mix of advantages and disadvantages. Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) are one such investment option that has grown in popularity in recent years. The Indian government is the issuer of these bonds, which are supported by […]

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Trading essentially has been the most human-centric job in the world for decades. It is not only about numbers, analysis, and evaluations, but also involves a lot of human emotion, sentiments, and other factors. Wherever a human is involved, there are chances of errors and untimely decisions.

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Nations are now more linked than ever in the modern, globalized world. The growth and development of economies rely heavily on foreign investments, which have increased as a result of this. In this context, the words foreign institutional investment (FII) and foreign direct investment (FDI) are frequently employed. No doubt these FDI and FII full form seem similar, but there are a number of key […]

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