Category: Finance
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6 Reasons Why REIT are Better Investment Than Physical Asset
Introduction REIT which stands for Real Estate Investment Trust is an organization that functions by collecting money from a pool of investors and investing it in real estate assets. They are similar to mutual funds. The money that gets raised is used as capital to fund projects like commercial properties with high rental yield. They…
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Difference between IPO and FPO Every Investor Needs to Know
Introduction IPO / FPO are processes by which a company can collect money from the general public of the country in exchange for an equity or an ownership in the business. When a company is in need of funds for their business, they can either to a bank and get a loan or float its…
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How Does An IPO Bidding Process Actually Work
Introduction As per the definition of SEBI. “When an unlisted company makes either a fresh issue of shares or convertible securities or offers it’s existing shares or convertible securities for sale for the first time to the public, it is called an IPO.” In simpler words, an Initial Public Offering (IPO) is a stage in…
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How To Trade Using Relative Strength Index Indicator
What is Relative Strength Index (RSI) Relative strength index is a momentum gauging indicator that tells the investor or a trader if the selected stock is overbought or oversold. How does it actually tell you that? And how accurate are the indications? In this blog post we shall answer these questions. Also I will be…
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Sovereign Gold Bonds: A Better Alternative To Physical Gold Investment
Introduction Sovereign Gold Bonds, popularly called as SGBs are government securities dominated in terms of gold which are issued by the Reserve Bank of India. It is an agreement between the investor and the Government stating that the underlying value of this bond is Gold. These gold bonds are issued by the RBI on behalf…
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Market Capitalization: The Right Way To Track Company’s Growth
Market capitalization definition Market capitalization, commonly referred to as market cap is referred to as the amount of money required to buy all the shares of a company at current market valuation. It is a factor that divides the companies into large cap, mid cap and small cap. It is also the factor on which…
