Difference between trading account and demat account, Recently I have been asked by many people what is the difference between demat account and trading account ?. In fact there is a wrong notion among a vast number of people about the difference between the services rendered by these two. Here we are providing complete details regarding […]
Tag Archives: Stock Market India
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Stocks Which Gave More Than 100% Returns – complete analysis, Everyone wants to place their bet on a winning horse. However it is unpredictable, so is share market. But, there is always systematic analysis and fundamental research which proves to be guide. These tools allow us to analyse the historic performance as well as estimate future […]
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Reverse Book building: Reverse Book Building is a mechanism by which the Acquirer/Company offers to buy back shares from its shareholders. Securities and Exchange Board of India has issued the SEBI (Delisting of Equity Shares) Regulations 2009 providing for voluntary delisting of equity shares from stock exchanges along with the overall framework for voluntary delisting by […]
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Fixed price method: In an Initial public offering (IPO), if the shares are offered at a fixed price, such is issue is known as Fixed price issue. This is the second most preferred way of Initial public offering. In the offer document, the issuer has to give the reasoning and proper justification for the price fixed. […]
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Offer for sale (OFS): Offer for sale is a separate window facilitated by the stock exchanges wherein Promoter/Promoter Group Entities/ Non Promoters of an already listed company can sell their shares through an exchange based bidding platform. This was initially permitted by SEBI to enable the Promoters of listed companies to meet the minimum public shareholding […]
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Institutional Placement Programme (IPP): This is one of such methods available to Indian listed companies for the purpose of complying with minimum public shareholding requirements by raising additional share capital. In the light of a guideline that mandates the listed companies to raise their public shareholding to 25% by limiting the promoter’s shareholding to a maximum […]
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What are Shell Companies ? : While addressing the CA fraternity on the occasion of Chartered Accountants day on 1st July, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has hinted that stringent action would be taken on shell companies which are defunct when it comes to real operations. Following this, there was a massive crack down by the Ministry of […]
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BSE BOND: is a separate platform facilitated by Bombay stock exchange for issuance of debt securities on private placement basis through an electronic book mechanism. Private placement is a mechanism in which a company by way of issue of a private placement offer letter to a select group of persons to subscribe to the securities […]
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Best Stock Performers of last 3 years – Complete Details, As the markets sank to 7 year low, in year 2015, at 25741 points, everyone got worried about their share holdings. But it was quite predictable trend ,after the SENSEX was overevalued and reached above 30000 odd. However bearish markets are considered to be a best […]
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Swing trading: It is a type of trading where the trader attempts to make profits out of the short time price movements by holding the securities for a period varying from 2-3 days to few weeks. It involves buying at low price with a hoping that the swinging pattern will make the security price high in […]