We have collected some stocks based on both fundamental and technical basis across various web sources that are on radar to be trade on this week: RIL: Reliance Industries (RILNSE 2.15 %) on Friday reported Rs 9,435 crore consolidated profit for the March quarter, its highest quarterly profit. The energy-to-telecom conglomerate, led by India’s richest …
If you are a frequent trader or investor who invest in equities or derivatives several times in a month, your brokerage charges might be eating away your profits. Therefore choosing the best low brokerage trading account for stock trading will maximize your profit. Let us first understand what exactly is trading account, brokerage and low …
Recently market has reacted wildly tanking near two percent to the exit of TDP?s (Telugu Desam Party) from the NDA. Concerns about the continuation of economic reforms after TDP quit the government led to the broad based selling in the stock markets. Exit of TDP from the NDA after its Ministers? exit from the Union …
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Debt funds are mutual funds that invest in money market instruments such as bonds, treasury bills, etc. These terms basically mean that they lend money and earn interest on the money they have lent. Unlike equity mutual funds, debt funds are associated with a lot less risk. Their returns are also much more stable when …
There are many investment tools in Indian stock exchanges and one of them is penny stocks. Penny stocks are those which trade at very low price and have low market capitalization. Usually, these stocks are mostly illiquid and carry high risk. These stocks have prices below Rs 10 and have a market value less than …
On Friday 16th of March 2018, the finance ministry informed the Lok Sabha that for the past eight years bad loans in the banking sector have been rising steadily and state-run banks had crossed Rs7.77 trillion at December-end 2017. Under the ?Industry-Large? category for all banks Gross non-performing assets (NPAs) has soared to Rs 5.27 …
Why do investors prefer investing in Mid-caps? The simple answer to this question is because over a period of last five years Midcaps and Small Caps have provided better returns then the large cap stocks as encapsulated in the table below: NIFTY 50 Index Vs. NIFTY Midcap 150 Vs.? NIFTY Mid-Smallcap 400 Index ? Returns …
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