Category: Trading

881 ViewsSuccess in the volatile and unpredictable world of the stock market depends on one’s ability to grasp efficient trading techniques. Swing trading stands out among the numerous strategies as a flexible and perhaps fruitful technique. This method of trading appeals to both novice and experienced investors since it gives traders the chance to profit from short- to medium-term price changes. In this thorough article, we’ll delve into five priceless suggestions that will help you…

709 ViewsWhen it comes to the stock market, one of the most eagerly anticipated events is an Initial Public Offering (IPO). An IPO marks the moment when a private company opens its doors to public investors, allowing them to become shareholders and participate in the company’s growth journey. This process not only gives companies access to additional capital but also presents a unique opportunity for investors to be part of the next big success story.…

696 ViewsThe stock market is often seen as a risky and complex venture. Still, with the proper knowledge and understanding of the principles of trading stocks, investors can be better equipped to make sound decisions when investing in the stock markets. This article aims to provide an overview of what stock investment is, why it’s essential to understand its fundamentals before investing, and how you can use this ultimate guide on stock trading in the…

1,055 ViewsThe world of investing has evolved in the digital age with trading apps and investment platforms becoming the norm. In India, several apps have emerged as the best trading apps for online stock trading, each with unique features and benefits. This article will explore the top trading apps with multiple features in India. Kite by Zerodha: Kite by Zerodha is one of the most popular and best trading apps in India, offering low-cost trading…

734 ViewsCommodity trading refers to the buying and selling of goods that are usually raw materials or primary products. It is a type of trading that involves predicting the price movements of commodities such as gold, silver, crude oil, and agricultural products. Commodity trading has become increasingly popular in India due to the growth of the economy and the increasing demand for commodities. With the advancement of technology, it has become easy for beginners to…

754 ViewsThe first step in starting to invest in the stock market is to set financial goals. This helps you decide what type of investment is best for you and how much money you are willing to commit. Decide on an amount that you can afford to lose, if necessary, as well as a timeframe for when you want your investments to mature (short-term or long-term). When setting your financial goals, consider factors such as…

664 ViewsThe S&P 500 went down 19.2% in 2022 through Dec. 16, and has been on track for one of its worst calendar year performances since the global financial crisis in 2008. Many of the themes that dragged the stock market prices down in 2022 are unlikely to go away any time soon. Kavan Choksi, an experienced finance and business expert, mentions that the inflation has been a major topic of discussion on the Wall…

1,650 ViewsGovernment bonds are one of the essential tools used by FX traders. In this article, we’ll provide an overview of the government bond market and discuss the factors driving prices. We’ll also look at how FX traders can use government bonds to manage risk and protect profits. Finally, we’ll offer some tips for navigating the government bond market. Stay tuned to learn more. What are government bonds? Government bonds are debt instruments issued by…

776 ViewsVAT returns are filed and reviewed by HM Revenue and Customs, who then calculate the amount of tax due. The return can be completed via the Government Gateway, but is also possible to complete in a spreadsheet format and upload it manually. What is a VAT Return? A VAT return is a tax form that is filed by a sole trader or small business owner. It is used to report the income and expenses…

803 ViewsInitial public offerings (IPO), the first time that the stock of a private company was sold to the public, got a little crazy in the dot-com mania days of the 1990s. Back then, investors could throw money into just about any IPO and be guaranteed killer returns—at least at first. People who had the foresight to get in and out of these companies made investing look easy. Unfortunately, many newly public companies such as…