by Divya Premkumar | Jan 31, 2019 | Investment Basics
The Random Walk theory is a statistical model of the stock market that shows that stock prices with the same distribution can be independent of each other. In other words, the prices of these securities are not influenced by past events in the market. The random walk...
by Divya Premkumar | Jan 28, 2019 | Technical Analysis
Technological developments help define the future and we tend to rely on them more and more everyday. Investors are no exception to this rule as they use of technology to take advantage of optimal market conditions and earn high returns. One such technology is algo...
by Rajarshi Bose | Jan 27, 2019 | Economics, Personal Finance
Crude Oil. You definitely have heard of this word, right? Crude oil is a naturally occurring unrefined petroleum product. It consists of organic materials and hydrocarbons. When the crude oil is refined, first it is heated until it starts boiling. Then, the boiling...
by Kritesh Abhishek | Jan 26, 2019 | Personal Finance
Fear of Losing!! Since childhood, we are taught to save money. “A penny saved is a penny earned.” And the idea of losing money is something which we are not psychologically programmed to opt for. When you invest in stocks, there is a probability that its value may...
by Divya Premkumar | Jan 25, 2019 | Technical Analysis
For anyone looking to actively trade in the stock market, it is essential to know how to read stock charts. A stock chart is a chart that shows the price of a stock plotted on a time-frame that can range from minutes to many years. It serves as an important tool for...
by Divya Premkumar | Jan 24, 2019 | Economics, Personal Finance
We cannot minimize the explosive effects of inflation. High inflation has the ability to topple governments, ruin nations and reduce economic growth. It discourages savings and reduces the overall productivity in the country. In its creepiest form, inflation can...
by Rajarshi Bose | Jan 23, 2019 | Mutual Funds
Last weekend, one of my friends, Monika, came to my house to meet me. She is an old friend and we met after a long time that day. She told me that she is currently working in an Indian FMCG company after having completed her MBA in HR last year. We discussed a lot...
by Kritesh Abhishek | Jan 22, 2019 | Investment Basics
Price to earnings ratio is definitely one of the most frequently used valuation ratio used by the investors to evaluate a company. Although I do not use this ratio too often, however, every now and then I check the PE of companies and industries to try to look them...
by Divya Premkumar | Jan 21, 2019 | Personal Finance, Save money
Retire early, get financial freedom and travel the world!- It’s the common cubicle dream. But there are in fact many ways a person can make this a reality. Joining the FIRE movement which stands for ‘financially independent, retire early’ is not that hard provided you...
by Divya Premkumar | Jan 20, 2019 | Investment Basics
Deep value investing is an intense version of value investing which focuses on buying stocks at a much higher discount to intrinsic value in comparison to value investing. This results in an increase in the potential reward and risk of the investment. Background...
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