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Blog 21: IPO (Initial Public Offerings) Allotment, How it happens?

Hello,Before understanding the process of IPO allotment, let us understand the different categories of investors in IPO. There are three types of investors in IPO. Qualified institutional buyers (QIB), Non Institutional Investors (NII) or Ultra High Net Worth Invertors and Retail investors.Qualified Institutional Buyers are those organizations which invest for their investment portfolio or for…

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Blog 20: How to Calculate Index Exposure?

Before I proceed to the calculation one must understand what is exposure? It means the amount of risk that an investor or a trader is taking by investing or trading in a particular stock or index. For example, if an investor buys 100 shares of a stock, they are exposed to the risk of that stock going down in price. The more shares one buys, the greater their exposure to that risk. But when it…

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Blog 19: Credit Card - Benefits, Risks and Tips.

A credit card is a great way to build your credit history and earn rewards for your everyday spending. It has a low annual fee and no foreign transaction fees, so you can use it anywhere in India or around the world. Here are some of the benefits of the cards available: Low annual fee: Start at just ₹0 (zero) per year. With no minimum spending limit. No joining fees. No foreign transaction…

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Blog 18: Sanjay Gandhi National Park / Borivali National Park - A guide to cycle inside the forest.

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Blog 17: The Kalsubai Trek - Everest of Maharashtra

Hello readers, in this blog I am sharing my experience of the Kalsubai trek, also known as Everest of Maharashtra which is 5400 ft or 1646 meters above sea level the trek by distance is just 6.5 km but a little slant in height. This is my journey to the top in the summer season when usually most people don’t go trekking.  So, my journey started by booking this plan from treks and trails. I and…

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Blog 16: Free AMC for your Demat Account (BSDA)

Hello everyone, welcome back. In this post, you will get information about how you can avail of zero annual maintenance charges for your Demat account in any broker. So SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) has started a facility called Basic Service Demat Account also called BSDA. This is basically made for small investors so that they can start investing in capital markets without…

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Blog 15: Job Loss Insurance

Job Loss Insurance Plan Job loss insurance is a type of policy that provides financial assistance to individuals who have lost their job due to reasons beyond their control. Taking any type of insurance is always a wise decision if that action has an impact on anyone’s life. But in this case, people can be safe by following some simple steps – Know your true essential expenses. E.g., rent,…

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Blog 14: Shiv temple in Ambernath

The Shiv temple in Ambernath, located near Mumbai, is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and architectural brilliance of India. It is a popular destination for both tourists and spiritual seekers who come from all over the world to marvel at its grandeur and magnificence. My journey to this ancient temple started from Goregaon, a bustling suburb of Mumbai. We took the metro to Ghatkopar…

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Blog 13: Technical Analysis of Nifty 50 Index (30-12-2022)

Blog 13: Technical Analysis of Nifty 50 Index (30-12-2022)

Before starting I want to convey to you all that we cannot time the market, it is just the price with the help of demand and supply to determine where it will go. And also request you to comment on the name of the strategy which I used. So when we look at the Nifty 50 chart in the daily time frame, it looks like a Rising Wedge formation, with a breakdown. The breakdown has a volume greater than…

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Blog 12: Basic Candle Stick for Intraday Trading

Blog 12: Basic Candle Stick for Intraday Trading

Many traders in capital markets are intraday traders. So what do they do, how do they choose the stocks? Before starting I want to tell you that I myself don’t do intraday trading. And data reveals that 95 % of intraday traders lose money, and only 5 % make it. But don’t get demotivated. In this post, I will tell you a simple technical analysis that can be used if you are looking for day…

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Blog 11: How to Calculate FPE (Forward Price to Earning Ratio)?

Blog 11: How to Calculate FPE (Forward Price to Earning Ratio)?

Before starting Forward PE, one should know PE. So basically PE (Price to earning ratio) measures the company’s current share price relative to its share per earning. In general, high PE is overvalued, and low is undervalued. PE is the earnings of the previous year. Now Forward PE is forecasting Price to Earnings for the future, generally for 1 year. By calculating this we can predict the PE of…

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Blog 10: How can a Farmer earn more?

Blog 10: How can a Farmer earn more?

This started when one of my friends asked why I always talk about the stock market, talk about something different, the friend I am talking about is from a farming background. So I decided to talk about farming, I said farmers can earn a lot if they use their potential and are guided correctly. Their produce will always have demand, in any situation – wars, floods, etc. They have customers around…

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Blog 9: Double bottom or 'W' Pattern in Technical Analysis

Blog 9: Double bottom or ‘W’ Pattern in Technical Analysis

The people using technical analysis as a tool to trade in the stock market definitely knows about this double bottom or ‘W’ pattern in charts. Why this name? Because there are two bottoms with a neckline or resistance line. The upper line has three touches points and the bottom part has 2 touchpoints. The whole pattern will appear like the alphabet W, that’s why we also call this a ‘W’ pattern.…

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Blog 8: Analysis of Ultratech Cement

Blog 8: Analysis of Ultratech Cement

India is the world’s 2nd largest cement market in terms of production and consumption. When we look at per capita cement consumption in India it is 200-250 kg and the world average of 500-550 kg. As the population of our country is increasing day by day we can expect that by 2030, more than 40% of the Indian population will live in urban centers, as of today it is around 34%. This is very much…

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Blog 7: Analysis of Nifty 50 Value 20 Index (25-09-22)

Blog 7: Analysis of Nifty 50 Value 20 Index (25-09-22)

So starting from the introduction of this Index. This Index consists of most value 20 companies from the Nifty 50 Index. It also includes the most liquid blue chip companies. These are those stocks that have a low Price to earnings ratio, and low price-to-book value, high Dividend yield, high ROCE (Return on Capital Employed) at the time of entering the index. And at the time of exiting vice a…

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Blog 6: Dark Cloud Cover

Blog 6: Dark Cloud Cover

Yesterday I went to a beach, I found that dark clouds are covering this city. So I found an idea why not explain the dark cloud cover of technical analysis. I will not bore you with the definition as it is already available on the internet, in this short blog I will explain only the key points which is helpful for trading using technical analysis. So I will be listing there in points – This is…

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(via Blog 5: Technical Analysis of Index Nifty Reality (17-09-22))