Tag: Fundamental Analysis
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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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Why Warren Buffett Love Chapter 8 And 20 Of The Intelligent Investor
Introduction Many successful investors consider The Intelligent Investor to be the bible for value investing. Benjamin Graham wrote the book, which lays out all of the value investing principles in one place. Warren Buffet was a student of the Author in his early on college days. In the preface to the fourth edition of the…
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Chapter 20 Of The Intelligent Investor Explained For Beginners
Introduction From chapter 20 of the book “The Intelligent Investor”, the author tries to make us understand the importance of picking stocks at a discounted rate and how a company with good fundamentals and price can yield us with extraordinary returns. The three most important words in investing are margin of safety Warren Buffett Chapter…
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How To Calculate The Amortization Value Of Patent Rights
Introduction An invention is protected by a patent, which is an unique right awarded to the inventor. In other terms, a patent is an exclusive right to a product or a process that offers a novel technical solution to a problem or a new way of doing something. These patent rights are of tremendous value…
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4 Reasons Why Companies Go For Rights Issue
What is rights issue Rights issue is an offer made by the company to its existing stakeholders to provide a right, but not an obligation to participate in re-investing in the company. It is to be noted that only the existing shareholders get the opportunity to participate for investing in the company through rights issue.…
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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…
