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NSE major indices Major Indices of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) NSE and BSE are the two major stock exchanges in India. If you are new to the stock market and want to start investing. You should explore the market conditions. The best way to kick-start is to follow the different indices of the Stock … Read more
What is CKYCR Number? The Centralized KYC Registry (CKYCR) is one of the most important reforms in India’s financial system. It allows the customer to complete KYC only once. The customer can then reuse it across any financial institution. In this blog, we will detail the procedure for creating CKYCR, its usage across banks, and … Read more
BSE New Index Launch Recently, BSE launched four new large-cap factor indices. Factor indices are measured on factors such as Value, Momentum, Quality, or Low Volatility, rather than the traditional approach of measuring by capitalisation. All four of these indices are derived from the BSE 100 large-cap Total Market Capitalisation index. These indices will help … Read more
Difference Between NSE and BSE NSE and BSE are the oldest, prominent, and most traded stock exchanges in India. Investors should have the Basic information about NSE and BSE. NSE stands for “National Stock Exchange” whereas BSE stands for “Bombay Stock Exchange”. Both these exchanges have facilities to buy and sell securities. Both of these exchanges are … Read more
Alpha and Beta Ratio Alpha Ratio: The alpha is the most widely used ratio in the stock market. It is used to judge the performance of your investments as compared to its benchmark index. It will show how much extra return your investment or portfolio has produced as compared to its benchmark. It will also take … Read more
What is pb ratio : what is a good pb ratio PB Ratio is a financial ratio that helps investors to compare a company’s current market value to its book value. The full form of PB Ratio is Price to Book Ratio. The formula for the PB ratio is as follows: PB Ratio = Market … Read more
Types of etf in india ETF stands for Exchange Traded Funds. ETFs can be traded on the Stock Exchange. A disadvantage of mutual funds is that investors can not trade them in real-time on the stock market. When purchasing and selling Mutual Funds, we receive the day-end NAV. But you can trade ETFs in real time … Read more
Tracking error of index funds Index Mutual Fund follows the particular Benchmark index from the Stock Market. They passively invest in these indices. Index Mutual funds are the replica of the Benchmark Index. Index Mutual Fund should givereturns like that of its Benchmark Index. But in practice, this won’t happen. There are deviations between the … Read more
What is value investing and growth investing There are three types of investing strategies most widely used by stock market investors. Value Investing Growth Investing Moment Investing This blog will mainly focus on the difference between value investing and Growth investing. 1. Value Investing Meaning:- In this type of investing, investors look for … Read more
Large cap vs mid cap vs small cap stocks in India We all know that the Nifty 50 and Sensex are the most popular and followed indices in India. Nifty 50 consists of the Top 50 Large Cap companies of the NSE, and Sensex consists of the Top 30 Large Cap companies of the BSE. … Read more