Indian monopolistic corporations: how many? We examine Warren Buffett's favourite category, monopolies, in Indian marketplaces. Monopolies are industry leaders with a strong competitive advantage. These companies dominate their markets and are hard to compete with. These companies' equities are MOAT stocks. We will examine the list of monopoly stocks in India that dominate their…

In the constantly evolving scenario of financial markets, traders are always aiming to adequately manage risks and protect their investments. The Chande Kroll Stop, a dynamic indicator, is one such tool that has acquired popularity because of its proficiency in helping traders define optimal stop loss locations. In this blog, we will explore the…

NRIs may invest in the Indian Mutual Funds under the guidance of FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act). A non-resident external (NRE) or non-resident ordinary (NRO) account must have to be opened. However, they must follow the guidelines under KYC regulations. After fulfilling their KYC procedure and holding an active bank account, NRIs can invest…

Any financial institution or Government, whether public or private, collects finance and issues bonds as a security for the environmental project, such bonds are termed Green bonds. Green bonds are direct investments in green projects with the purpose to support projects that provide sustainability in the environment. Green bonds are also termed thematic bonds. …

Point and Figure (P&F) charts are charting methods used in technical analysis to highlight only the most essential price changes, with Xs and Os representing bullish and bearish price moves, respectively. It eliminates background noise and makes it easier to spot meaningful price action and changes in the market. Explanation of a P&F Charts…

Investment in the mutual fund is the pool of capital for use in purchasing securities, including stocks, bonds, government bonds, and money market instruments on behalf of the group. Professional fund managers spend the money contributed to a mutual fund scheme in securities like stocks and bonds to achieve the Scheme's stated investment goal. …

While there are many barriers, personal finance myths are the major ones hindering you from wealth creation. These myths evolve as new investment methods and products enter the market. However, some famous sayings like ‘Investment is complicated and not everyone’s cup of tea’, ‘Stock market is a gamble’ and much more have existed since…

ALMA stands for Arnaud Legoux Moving Average and was fabricated in 2009 by Arnaud Legoux and Dimitrios Kouzis-Loukas. ALMS is a moving indicator that provides responsive results between the current price movements, compared to traditional moving averages. What is ALMA? ALMA indicator is established to overcome the price lag faced with moving averages and…

Financial market and trading performance require an appreciation of risk management. Cover Orders have become more popular for traders to mitigate risk and successfully negotiate the often chaotic intraday trading environment. This article explores the topic of Cover Orders, delving into their definition, the distinction between Buy and Sell Cover Orders, and the various…

Small and medium-sized business initial public offerings (SME IPOs) in India are ushering in a new era for the country's financial markets. Despite being the lifeblood of the country's economy, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in India have historically needed help gaining access to capital markets and receiving adequate finance. This is rapidly shifting,…