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Understanding Stock Splits: A Detailed Exploration with a Focus on NVIDIA’s Recent Split

A stock split is a corporate action that aims at making equities more approachable to certain investors. Depending on the specifics of the process, it can have great psychological and practical...

Top Companies To Invest In The U.S. Stock Market 

Often labeled as risky and volatile, the stock market has also proven to be a powerful tool for generating long-term capital gains. The experiences of countless investors stand as a testament to this...

What is the 50-30-20 Rule?

Creating a budget can help you make confident decisions and enjoy peace of mind. However, a detailed budget can be complex to manage.   The 50-30-20 rule splits expenses into just three...

What is Rule of 72 in Investing?

The Rule of 72 is one of the most useful tools in the area of investing: it offers a speedy method to determine the number of years that would be necessary for an investment to double given an annual...

How to Find Undervalued Stocks?

Undervalued shares appear in a situation where the stock shares are sold in the market at low prices relative to their intrinsic worth. This intrinsic value is based on specific key financial...

What Is An ETF (Exchange Traded Fund)?

ETFs or exchange-traded funds are a bunch of funds that trade on various exchanges, generally tracking a specific index. When you buy an ETF, you receive a bunch of assets clubbed together that you...

What is the 7% sell rule?

The 7% sell rule is a fundamental principle for selling stocks that states that you should sell a stock if and when it falls 7–8% below the price you paid for it. This rule is based on a study of over...

Bull Market vs. Bear Market

When it comes to investing it is always important to understand the prevailing market conditions. Bull market and bear market are other terms that people use to refer to the general movement of the...

What are Dividends? Top dividend-issuing companies in the NSE

Among the myriad of ways, one way investors earn money is through acquiring stocks and then  holding them for an extended amount of time, and finally selling them once they’ve gone up in price...