Efficient Market Hypothesis: Have you ever wondered why most investors and fund managers fail to beat the market? Why beating the market is considered a big deal? This can be answered with the help of one of the most controversial theories regarding the stock market-...
The law of large numbers is one of the most ‘ignored’ laws in the financial world. Although everyone understands it, however, most big firm managers find it a little difficult to agree with this law. In the financial context, the law of large numbers suggests that a...
Just buying good companies at a discount price won’t make you a good investor. You need to learn the art of portfolio management. Your stock portfolio won’t consist of just a single stock. You will have multiple stocks in your portfolio. When most of these stocks are...
How much can a share price rise or fall in a day: On May 18, 2009, the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark index Sensex went up 2099.21 points or 17.24% and National Stock Exchanges index Nifty was locked 636.40 points up or 17.33%. Investors were euphoric after the UPA...
Why you do not need an advisor: The word ‘financial advisor’ is one of the most abused terms in the investment world. Most of the so-called advisors are in-actual a ‘salesman’ who want to earn through commissions or advisory fee. Therefore, just by reading the titles...
The Best Ever Solution to Save Money for Salaried Employees: Not having enough savings in the bank account is one of the biggest problems that majority of people are facing in India. Especially the youth. Living on pay-check to pay-check and relying on the credit...
Understanding Shareholding Pattern: While most of the newbie investors already know the importance of checking the financials, debts, management, competitive advantage etc, however, the shareholding pattern is something that most of them ignore. Nevertheless, there...
The Time value of money (TVM) is one of the most basic concepts of finance. The underlying principle of the time value of money is that the Rupee in your hand today is worth more than the same Rupee that you will receive in future. For example- If we give you an...
Dividend Discount Model (DDM): When you are investing for the long-term, it can be sensibly concluded that the only cash flow that you will receive from a publicly traded company will be the dividends, till you sell the stock. Therefore, before investing it may be...
Porter’s five forces of competitive analysis is a simple yet powerful tool to identify the profitability of a business and to understand its competitiveness. Porter’s five forces were developed by a Harvard Business School Professor, Michael Porter to analyze the...
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