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.

Dual-class stocks are a stock offering structure in a company when they issue two classes of shares. For example, a dual-class stock structure might consist of class A and class B shares.

For investors and financial professionals, it is customary to be versed in and interpret the various types of SEC filing, to make well-informed investment decisions.

Investors associated with the stock market are accustomed to stock market fluctuations.

The past few years have seen discussions around the wax and wane of a share buyback or share repurchase, questioning whether it’s a healthy move for both companies and investors.

The stock to a company's finance is like a cell is to the human body–it is the crux of finance of a company. Every organization needs funds to function.

Education costs have shot up through the roof in the last few years. Today a 4 year engineering course in a reputed institution costs you nothing less than Rs.15 lakhs.

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.

Margin Trading Facility or better known as MTF in market parlance, is a special privilege that is offered to buyers of shares and securities wherein they can buy worth more than they can afford to pay in cash. Here is how it works.

If you are active in the Indian financial market, the main thing you must ensure is your portfolio health.

Beta has become one of the most frequently used terms while talking about risk in financial markets. Beta (ꞵ) represents a stock or portfolio’s sensitivity to the market volatility.