Category: Investments
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How To Avoid Gambler’s Fallacy While Investing For Long Term
What is Gambler’s Fallacy Gambler’s Fallacy is defined as a prediction of completely random occurrences based on what has happened in the past, or creating patterns where none exist. It is a common misconception that if something occurs more frequently than usual during a given time, it will occur less frequently in the future, or…
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How To Analyze A Startup Using Porter’s Five Forces Model
What is Porter’s Five Forces Model Porter’s Five Forces Model is a qualitative way for analyzing a company and studying its business model in order to understand its position of the business in the market. It is also a mode for setting a valuation for a startup in the early stage when the fundamental numbers…
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5 Top One-Time Investing Strategies For Best Results
Introduction One time investing strategies work the best when they are involved with the element of time. An investment that a investor involves only for once during buying, holds it forever and enjoys the returns for a life time will be considered as a good investment. In this blog, there are 5 such one time…
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What Is The Difference Between Primary Market And Secondary Market
Introduction The markets in which the securities are generally traded are majorly divided into two segments: The primary market & the secondary market. Each of these market segment are equally important in smooth transfer of equity from one investor to another. What is primary market The primary market is a place where equities and securities…
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What Is The Advantage Of Investing In A Zero Coupon Bond
What is zero coupon bond Zero Coupon Bond is a type of bond issued to the investors with zero interest rate. The edge of investing in these bond is that they are issued on a value lower than the face value of the bond. Explanation with an example Imagine you are given an opportunity to…
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5 Reasons Why Companies Buy Back Their Own Shares
Introduction Public companies that are traded on the stock market have collected money from the people of the country in exchange for a part of company ownership. They take money from the public against part company ownership. In case of a buy back, the company pays back the money to the investors and takes back…
