Tag: Investment Advice
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Why Are Growth Stocks Better Than Dividend Payout Stocks
Introduction Growth stocks and dividend payout stocks are stocks that are divided based on what they do with their Profit After tax. A growth stock re-invests its money back into the business for expansion or try to diversify the other reach of market segments. A dividend payout stock on the other hand, takes the profits…
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How To Identify A Business Model Of A Company
Introduction A business model can be defined as a methodology a business or a company is in existence for it to generate profits for an infinite duration. A model of revenue generation that can sustain itself to remain in business, handle the expenditure and keep the share holders content. There are times where a company…
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Things You Need To Know About Investment And Speculation
Introduction An Investor and a speculator are broadly two types of participants in the stock market. The basic difference between the two is the approach they look at the assets and equities. An investor looks at the stock market like a business and a speculator looks it like a gamble. From the book The Intelligent…
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What Is Sharpe Ratio In Mutual Fund | How To Use It
Definition of Sharpe Ratio Sharpe Ratio is a ratio that is used to calculate the stability of the return of a particular mutual fund to risk free assets like Fixed Deposit or Government Bonds This ratio is commonly used to compare the return stability of two mutual funds in the same asset class that have…
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How To Calculate Price To Earning (PE) Ratio Of A Stock
What is a Price To Earning Ratio Price to Earning, commonly referred to as the PE ratio, is a financial ratio used to check the fundamental value of a stock. A Price to Earning ratio will tell the investor how much he is willing to pay for the business to earn Rs. 1/- from it.…
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How To Choose The Right Penny Stocks In India
What are penny stocks The phrase “penny stocks” was invented by the west to describe equities that are traded for less than a $1. In the Indian context, any stock that is traded for less than Rs. 10 is considered a penny stock. There are hundreds of firms traded on the stock exchange every day,…
