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What is Risk to Reward Ratio?

Ram is in standard 10th and he has his boards coming up. But he spends all of his time playing on his PS3. His parents notice this. They tell Ram that they would buy Ram a new PS5, but there are some conditions attached to it. The first one is that he would have to score above 90 percent on his boards to get the PS5. Just when Ram thought this was a good deal for him, his parents put the second condition in front of him. That, in an event where is unable to score the said percentage, he would have to give up his PS3 as well.

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LearnApp review: Making Learning Visual

Remember being very young and starting school for the first time? Some kids are crying, and some are happy just with the school's name. It's funny how ‘formal schools’ have always been synonyms of learning. But don't you think knowledge goes beyond this? It surely does.

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Top 5 Technical Indicators for Stock Analysis

As a child, there were rarely any times when I was given full reign of the remote control of the T.V. remote. My parents didn’t want me watching too many “mind-numbing” cartoons, as a result I was either monitored when watching what I liked, or I was watching what most elders think children should learn to watch.

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Moneycontrol Screener: Product Review

Let me tell you a brief history of the Indian stock market. Back in the days when computers were not popular, we still used to trade through floor trading which was also known as Pit; where traders gathered in the exchange physically, where they use to buy and sell security using the open outcry method of trading, i.e a trader would to announce the price at which he wanted to buy and sell any security and other traders use to shout (out-cry) if they were interested in accepting that offer. Too much chaos and confusion and of course, shouting.

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StockEdge Review: More than Just an Analysis Tool

Trading and Investing have always been daunting tasks for the people of India. The idea of spending any money in shares has been seen as the moral and monetary equivalent of gambling. Due to these implications, both young and old investors are often forced to live on a paycheck-only income. People are stuck in gruelling jobs for too long because they don’t let their money earn them more of it, all out of fear of judgment.

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Trendlyne Review: The complete researched analysis

Till now, you ordered your cosmetics from Nykaa and were pretty satisfied with every delivery you received. But, as soon Nykaa got listed, you heard about the listing gains. It became the talk of the town. It is not every day that a brand you are so personally attached to, gets listed with a premium of 79%. And that is the day you decided to step into the world of the share market. But how would little old you, unaware of the dark secrets of this world, know where to begin. You start with learning stock market concepts, and in a few days, you feel like you’re ready to start the fundamental and technical analysis of stocks. But you need a screener to begin the process.

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Top 6 Stock Market Courses for Beginners

Remember those old days (90s kids alert) just some 20 years ago when most of you were just kids? TV was a luxury, mobile phones nearly didn't exist, and the common man had nothing in the name of technology.

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Ticker tape Review Vs Screener Review

The world is expanding my friend, not physically but digitally. With the pandemic, how we connect digitally has taken a new shape altogether. This expansion is visible in our favourite world of stocks too. We have got more than 6000 companies listed in NSE & BSE alone. Plus a flood of IPOs is adding to the list.

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How NOT Diversifying saved Symphony from Bankruptcy

“We didn’t know if we would survive... Closing down the company and moving on to something else—leaving behind a trail of debt—would have been the easiest thing to do. But we didn’t want that.”

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Why Godrej Group loves Bank Robbery

Today’s story starts in 1890 when a young Parsi boy, fresh out of law school, started working in a well-known company in Tanzania. His name was Ardeshir Godrej, the first child out of six children of Burjorji and Dosibai Godrej.

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The Coconut Oil Mafia, HUL

Take a deep breath and think about your childhood, the memories of the first day of school, or the summer holidays, those silly fights with the siblings, and that bachpan ka ghar. There is no end to these memories and one among such is, Mummy ke hath ki oil-champi especially on those chilly winters!

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MRF: From selling Balloons on the streets to becoming a Tyre Giant

The year is 1946, and a young man named K.M Mammen Mappillai is wandering around the streets of Madras selling balloons. Born to a Christian family in Kerala with nine other siblings, Mammen had no idea that those balloons were building blocks to his success.

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When L&T was owned by Reliance Industries

Lights, Camera, Action! Did you also picture a dramatic movie set? Well, my friend, drama is in every segment of life, even the Biz world. The actors, you ask? It's the Tycoons!

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Top 5 Banking Stocks in India

If one were to regard an economy as a living, breathing creature, money would really be able to live up to its comparison as the “lifeblood” of said economy. But if money, or rather, finance, is the blood of an economy, the banking system is the circulatory system. No really, the banking system is actually a structure consisting of organisations and institutions that help keep the money in the economy flowing from those who have it(savers) to those who may need it(individual and organisational borrowers) and those who may use it(investors). “There have been three great inventions since the beginning of time: fire, the wheel and banking institutions” -Will Rogers.

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What is Swing Trading & its Strategies?

“Paisa, paise ko kheechta hai.” Well, it doesn’t do that sitting duck in an account either. Well ok, the account thing may be incorrect but there is no significance in said growth. With the passage of time, money loses its purchasing power, i.e., its value decreases. This is where investment comes in. The point of investment, irrespective of the instrument, is to grow the initial money spent at a rate faster than the speed at which money loses its value.

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Tarsons Products ltd IPO: Should you invest?

A distinct memory from everyone’s school life was the various lab equipment that you used as a science student or heard your friend from that stream complain about. “Galti se beaker tut gaya” has been a uniting guilty pleasure for almost every student. Fortunately for various schools, the introduction of plastic labware was a blessing. With the reduced risk of chipping or cracking, the naggy lab assistant (and dangerous spills) were problems of the past. It’s been a long time since those school days, but labs in schools as well as others with even more serious uses still benefit from the use of plastic labware as an addition to the existing glassware.

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Go Fashion IPO: Worth investing?

In the animal kingdom, the males of the species have a tendency to be more flamboyant and aesthetically pleasing, but this feature exists more to fulfill a basal need of ensuring the survival of the species.

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Top 5 Real Estate Companies in India 2023

That “pehli paycheck wali feeling” is surreal, isn’t it? Whether it’s you or a close one receiving it, the excitement is real. But as Uncle Ben said,“With great power comes great responsibility.” The responsibility that comes with holding your first salary’s hand is spending it well.

Posts Tagged: stock markets

What is Risk to Reward Ratio?

LearnApp review: Making Learning Visual

Top 5 Technical Indicators for Stock Analysis

Moneycontrol Screener: Product Review

StockEdge Review: More than Just an Analysis Tool

Trendlyne Review: The complete researched analysis

Top 6 Stock Market Courses for Beginners

Ticker tape Review Vs Screener Review

How NOT Diversifying saved Symphony from Bankruptcy

Why Godrej Group loves Bank Robbery

The Coconut Oil Mafia, HUL

MRF: From selling Balloons on the streets to becoming a Tyre Giant

When L&T was owned by Reliance Industries

Top 5 Banking Stocks in India

What is Swing Trading & its Strategies?

Tarsons Products ltd IPO: Should you invest?

Go Fashion IPO: Worth investing?

Top 5 Real Estate Companies in India 2023

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