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Where can I check the Financial Reports of the Company?
Fundamental analysis plays a key role in analyzing the company for long term investment. The financial reports of the listed companies are available at their official websites and also on other third party websites like moneycontrol, screener, etc. You can just search for "XYZ company financial repoRead more
Fundamental analysis plays a key role in analyzing the company for long term investment. The financial reports of the listed companies are available at their official websites and also on other third party websites like moneycontrol, screener, etc.
You can just search for “XYZ company financial report FY 2020-21” in google, you will get the direct link to the report page.
Third party websites are also useful for analyzing the potential of the company. You can even compare the similar type of stocks or it’s competitors on the same screen.
See lessDo I Need to Pay Brokerage and Transaction Charges when my Trade Goes in to Loss?
Yes, the brokerage charges and the other SEBI charges are mandatory even though your trade goes in to loss. The brokerage charges vary from broker to broker and the SEBI charges are remains same. Most of the discount brokers are charging around 15 to 20 Rs. or 0.05% of the trade value (whichever isRead more
Yes, the brokerage charges and the other SEBI charges are mandatory even though your trade goes in to loss. The brokerage charges vary from broker to broker and the SEBI charges are remains same.
Most of the discount brokers are charging around 15 to 20 Rs. or 0.05% of the trade value (whichever is lower).
Generally Brokerage charges are very high for Futures and Options compared to Equity.
See lessHow Much Time is Needed to Study the Fundamentals of the Company?
It actually depends on the person and the company. It takes less than 10 minutes for a pro investor to analyze the company. If you are a beginner, it may take 1 to 2 days to read the entire fundamentals. There are 4 to 5 major factors that yo have to look in to Company's Business model and the managRead more
It actually depends on the person and the company. It takes less than 10 minutes for a pro investor to analyze the company. If you are a beginner, it may take 1 to 2 days to read the entire fundamentals.
There are 4 to 5 major factors that yo have to look in to
- Company’s Business model and the management
- Financial reports of past 3 years
- Know the products and its future scope
- Competitor’s and their market share
- Company’s Vision and upcoming projects
See lessHow to Close Demat Account and What are the Closing Charges?
As of I know there are no charges for account closing. When it comes to the procedure, it depends on the broker. Few brokers are allowing the customer to close the account online and few are demanding in-person application. But before closing the account you must be clear about the following thingsRead more
As of I know there are no charges for account closing. When it comes to the procedure, it depends on the broker. Few brokers are allowing the customer to close the account online and few are demanding in-person application. But before closing the account you must be clear about the following things
Each broker has a specific procedure. Contact your broker for support.
See lessWhat are the Different Taxes that we have to Pay While Trading?
Most of the beginners never see what are the charges and taxes that they are paying while trading. There are about 6 to 7 different charges that we are paying on each trade. Brokerage charges to your broker Security Transaction Charges (STT) Commodities Transaction Tax (CTT) for Commodity trades TraRead more
Most of the beginners never see what are the charges and taxes that they are paying while trading. There are about 6 to 7 different charges that we are paying on each trade.
The brokerage charges are varied from broker to broker. The remaining charges are same in all broking accounts.
The charges are also depends on the type of trade we execute.
See lessWhat is Price to Earnings (P/E) Ration in Stock Market?
PE Ratio means "Price-to-Earnings" Ratio. The formula for calculating the P/E ratio is Market Value per share divided by Earnings per share. P=Current share price of the company E=Earnings per each share P/E ratio is inversely proportional to company valuation, which means high PE value indicates thRead more
PE Ratio means “Price-to-Earnings” Ratio. The formula for calculating the P/E ratio is Market Value per share divided by Earnings per share.
P=Current share price of the company
E=Earnings per each share
P/E ratio is inversely proportional to company valuation, which means high PE value indicates that the company is overvalued.
Each company has different P/E ratio. Generally P/E ratio is used to identify whether the company is undervalued or overvalued.
This is one of the important factors when it comes to fundamental analysis of the company.
Investing in undervalued companies gives good returns in very short span. There are few screeners in which you can find the list of undervalued companies easily.
See lessHow to Select Stocks for Swing Trading?
If you want to do swing trading, you have to keep an eye on both fundamentals and technicals of the company. Shortlist the stocks based on the below-given parameters Liquidity: Choose high liquidity stocks (Traded volume of the stock should be high) Potential of the Stock: Compare the potential of tRead more
If you want to do swing trading, you have to keep an eye on both fundamentals and technicals of the company. Shortlist the stocks based on the below-given parameters
Liquidity: Choose high liquidity stocks (Traded volume of the stock should be high)
Potential of the Stock: Compare the potential of the stock with the competitors of the same sector.
Choose Sector Wisely: Choose the sectors which have high potential in the coming months. Not all the stocks perform well throughout the year. So, choose the stocks based on the season.
Repetitive Patterns: Check for repetitive patterns, for example if the stock is trading in range bound, swing traders earn small profits while the stock is in that loop. Most of the swing traders also take trade when there is a breakout from the range.
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