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  What Are Corporate Actions? In language, corporate actions mean an action taken by a company or a corporate entity that lays a direct impact on a company’s share price. The Board of directors of the company initiates these actions which are approved by its shareholders. The majority of retail simply buys stocks on the announcement of a corporate action, which is wrong. Let’s dig deep into the realm of corporate actions as you would learn in a stock market institute in Noida Types of Corporate Action Bonus Issue Let’s understand bonuses through an example: If someone had bought 1,000 shares of Infosys in 2003, and not invested thereafter, his current shareholding is 16,000 shares of Infosys. Surprised? The number of shares increased because of the bonus shares issued by the company in the past 20 years. A bonus issue is a share given as a reward to existing shareholders to distribute gathered reserves instead of giving dividends. This also makes the share price a...

  What is Risk Management and why it is important in trading?  Is your trading account suffering from losses? Do you get emotional during the trade and feel like giving up on trading? Well, in today’s article we are going to discuss the solutions to all these problems and also risk management techniques used by traders to protect their accounts and get steady returns. You must have heard that 90 to 95 percent of people who trade in the markets end up on the losing side. This may happen due to many reasons, but the primary reason overshadowing all the other ones is very poor or no risk management. Often, traders fail to understand the importance and  power of risk management techniques . Generally, traders want excellent trading systems but they fail to recognize that an excellent trading system with poor risk management is of no use because every trading system has its pros and cons. You will come to know the importance of risk management as you read below…   “Plan t...

 Embarking on the journey of financial growth and stability often involves navigating the complesx world of investments. among the diverse options available, mutual funds stand out as a popular  and accessible avenue for both seasoned investors and those new to the fiancial landscape        A Mutual Fund is a collective pool (hence the word mutual) of money given by investors with a common objective for purchasing securities (via the fund). The collective pool is formed by the investors in a Mutual Fund, they are regulated in India by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI).. Read more at: https://www.fincash.com/l/mutual-funds-india. v   Those new to finance, planning and investing often hear the term “Mutual Fund (MF)” and ask “What is a Mutual Fund?”, "Which are the best Mutual Funds?", "What are the Types of Mutual Funds", "What are the best Mutual Funds companies?", "How to Invest in Mutual Funds?" etc. MF is becoming an ideal aven...

  It is a place where financial instruments are bought and sold, and where buyer and the seller come together for buying and selling of financial instruments. It is a place where buyer and seller contact and participate in trading of financials instruments which is known as financial market. Any marketplace where the trading of securities occurs, including the stock market, bond market, forex market and derivatives market, among others. Type of financial market:-   Money market  Capital market Credit market Forex market Money market:-  It is a designed to finance the short-term investment, which is highly dominated by banks, money market instruments are highly liquid and low risky. They have short term maturity, less than a year.  In this money market they use instruments like treasury bills or commercial papers as security. Which helps company's and government for raising capital. Capital market:- It is designed to finance long term investments, it deals w...