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Stock market has its own typical jargons which are confusing for layman to understand. What is fundamental analysis, what is technical analysis, what is the difference between fundamental analysis and technical analysis are common questions for a first timer in the markets. Let’s decipher them on...
Debt to Equity ratio (DE) is a popular leverage ratio. It is used by both investors and creditors to determine the financial strength of a company.A company raises capital in two ways –Debt Financing Equity FinancingDebt financing is taking loan from a creditor in exchange for fi...
Whether you are a trader or an investor, the primary skill required in the stock market is selecting a Stock. Selecting the right stock for investment can bring fortunes and can also lead to losses.There are a lot of other factors in investing however in this article we will learn about how t...
What is Interest Coverage Ratio? Formula, Meaning and Analysis Why do you invest in stocks? To make money, right? But wouldn’t you agree that there’s an equal chance that you can also lose money? After all, there is no mathematical formula to decide which stock will make money and which will not...
Annual Report DefinitionAn Annual Report is a comprehensive and detailed report of a company’s activities throughout the preceding year. Annual Reports are made to give shareholders and other interested parties information about the company’s activities and financial performance. In simple te...
Which is the best stock to invest in for the long term? Which company will provide high returns in the future? How to find such high-growth companies and opportunities to invest?All of these questions are answered when you analyse a company. If you believe that only professionals can do that,...
People usually ask market experts, how to pick up good stocks to invest in when it comes to Indian markets and Value investing. One of the easiest and probably best way of identifying the good stocks is to lookout for value investment opportunities meaning identifying the undervalued stocks and a...
Content List: How to analyse banking stocks?1. Types of Banks in India 2. Banking Model - How does a bank work? 3. Bank’s Income Statement - CASA, Net Interest Income, Net Interest margin, PCR 4. What are Non-Performing Assets (NPA)? 5. How does NPA affect NII and NIM? 6. All about Capit...
Bull Markets DefinitionA Bull Market is a market where the prices are rising or are expected to rise. There are more buyers than sellers in this kind of market phase. Any and every good news whether big or small, shall act as a trigger for the prices to go up. Any bad news will either lead to...
In this article, we will discussUnderstanding Fundamental Analysis The Key Indicators of Fundamental Analysis Performing Fundamental Analysis Limitations of Fundamental Analysis Examples of Fundamental Analysis in Action Tools and Resources for Fundamental Analysis Common ...
How should an Investor look at a balance Sheet for fundamental analysis? Introduction: Balance Sheet and P&L are the most objective way of looking at the financial position of a company. Anything and everything that the business does, get’s impartially reflected in the numbers and thus abili...
In this article, we will discussImportance of Understanding Share Market Charts and Stock Trends Key Overview of Share Market Chart Types of Share Market Charts How to Read Each Type of Share Market Chart? Common Fundamental Indicators Combining Technical and Fundamental Anal...
Introduction: Balance Sheet and P&L are the most objective way of looking at the financial position of a company. P&L statement reports a company's financial performance over a specific period of time by providing a summary of how the business incurs its revenues and expenses. It is the d...
In this article, we will discussTypes of Research and Analysis Importance of Research and Analysis Tools and Resources Samco Provides for Research and AnalysisAre you tired of losing money in online share trading? Do you feel like you're constantly throwing darts at a board bl...
Introduction: Wish to master fundamental analysis? Then learning to interpret the cash flow (CF) statement is amongst its most critical elements. The statement of cash flows is one of the main financial statements, alongside the balance sheet, income statement and statement of stockholders' equ...
One of the biggest mistakes an investor makes is not taking time to understand their company’s financial statements. A financial statement comprises of three main statements -Balance Sheet Income Statement Cash Flow StatementIn our previous article, we understood how to read an An...
‘Only buy something that you’d be perfectly happy to hold if the markets shut down for 10 years’.This quote by Warren Buffett perfectly captures the spirit of fundamental analysis. Great investors like Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham and Peter Lynch have built fortunes using fundamental analy...
People often believe that a cash flow statement shows a company's profitability. But that’s not the case…they are two different things. A cash flow statement lists only the cash inflows and outflows. It helps us understand where the cash is coming in and where the company is spending it. While ...
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