The risk-free rate of return is a theoretical number within the capital markets that pertains to an investment that provides guaranteed returns with negligible or zero risk.
The concept of average is quite clear. If we buy 3 items at Rs.40, Rs.50 and Rs.60 each then the average price is Rs.50. In other words, the average price is nothing but the total value divided by the number of items.
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.
Algorithmic Trading is the process of using pre-programmed trading instructions to execute trading orders at high speed in the financial market.
Equities refer to small pieces of a company’s worth, considering all pending liabilities. If you are investing in a company by purchasing equities, you become an owner of the company in the same ratio as the equities bought.
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.
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.
A moving average (MA) is an indicator used in the technical analysis of the stock market.
With the advancement of the securities market in India, a plethora of products have been introduced recently. Exchange-Traded Funds is one such product that has gained popularity.
Considering the performance and historical returns of the Indian financial market, investors have realized that the highest possible returns can be achieved by investing in various lucrative instruments.
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 […]
There are many ways to evaluate stocks but the most common practice followed by traders over time is technical analysis. This method identifies prevailing and reversal trends in the market and alerts traders as well.
The process of buying and selling shares is possible in India because of depositories and as an investor, it is important to know about the two functioning depositories.
October is just another month in the year, but in the stock markets, October stands to be the most feared by stock market players.
The stock market is a dynamic entity with scores of patterns, trends, and movements, most of them highly unpredictable. It is not a place to randomly invest in stocks based on your gut instinct. Here, people with an understanding of the complex system and subsystems manage to survive and make profits.
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