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...
7 most common stock investing myths- Nowadays, everyone is interested in investing. No one wants to have a single source of income. An investment seems to be a great source to get good returns from your hard earned income. From youngsters to retirees, everyone...
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Steps to Turn Your Investment Goals into Reality: One of the most important things to do before you start investing is defining your investment goal. An investment goal is a realistic expectation to meet the returns by investing predefined money for a fixed time...
Understanding what is Share Buyback: In November 2017, India’s second-largest software services firm Infosys bought back its own share worth Rs 13,000 crore from its shareholders. The share buyback, which was the first in the Infosys’s 36-year long...
Suppose you bought two stocks- Stock A and Stock B. The buying price of both these stocks is the same, i.e. Rs 100. After two years, you checked the returns from both these stocks and found that the current price of stock A has moved to Rs 180. On the other hand, the...
What are Growth at a Reasonable Price Stocks: If you have been investing intelligently in the stock market, then you definitely would have heard about ‘growth’ and ‘value’ stocks. These are the two extreme kinds of investment strategies in the...
What is Loss Aversion: If we ask you to play a coin toss game with us where you’ll get Rs 1,000 if you win, however, you’ll have to give us Rs 1,000 if you lose, will you play the game? It’s a fair game. Right? You have an equal chance to win Rs 1,000. However, if you...
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