Green Bull V/S Red Bear

 Hello readers! Welcome back to my blog series Green bull vs Red bear. Today's topic is about the impact of other markets and international anomalies such as FDI's and FIIs and indexes like Dow Jones. so let's dive and try to understand the global markets and their impacts! What are global Ques? Global cues refer to various signals, events, or factors originating from international markets, economies, and geopolitical developments that affect financial markets' behavior and performance in a particular country or region. These cues can include economic indicators, central bank policies, geopolitical events, market sentiments, and trends in other major economies. Some common global ques that affect the Indian stock market US Federal Reserve Policy: The Federal Reserve's decisions on interest rates and monetary policy have a substantial impact on global markets, including India. Changes in US interest rates can impact capital flows into and out of India, influencing s...

Hello readers, today's blog is about a basic yet quite powerful concept called "Compounding". Today we will be diving deep into the concept and understanding the seeing how it can make you rich in the long run. What is compounding? Compounding refers to the process where the value of an investment grows bigger over time as the earnings on that investment generate additional earnings. It involves reinvesting the returns back into the investment, thereby increasing its base and accelerating its growth. Compounding allows investors to earn returns not just on their initial investment but also on the accumulated returns, leading to a snowball effect of wealth accumulation over time. Time is a crucial factor in compounding, as the longer the money remains invested, the greater the compounding effect becomes. This phenomenon is often described as "the eighth wonder of the world" and is a fundamental concept in long-term wealth-building and investment strategies. Eleme...

Hello readers, welcome back to my blog Green Bull VS Red Bear! In today's blog, we will discuss the fundamental analysis and its components.  Fundamental analysis is one of the 2 popular ways traders and investors select a stock they would invest in. The fundamental analysis is basically used to see how the company's health is such as their assets and liabilities, Financial Statements, Earnings and Revenue Growth, Profitability Ratios, Valuation Metrics, Industry and Market Analysis, Management and Corporate Governance, Risk Factors, etc. Let's discuss the facts about fundamental Analysis in detail. What is Fundamental Analysis? Fundamental analysis is a method used to examine the intrinsic value of a company's stock by examining its financial health, earnings, growth potential, industry position, and other relevant factors. It involves analyzing financial statements, economic indicators, market trends, and qualitative factors to determine whether a stock is overvalued,...

Hello, readers today's Blog is all about why the stock market is a "Market" and what kind of products are bought and sold in the market.  this will give you an idea of what type of product is your taste and let you choose what you want to trade and make a profit in the trading business. The Stock Market is called the market because multiple products and scrips are sold and bought throughout the market.  Products Traded in the Stock Market: The following are the products that are traded in the stock market: Company Equity/ stocks Future & Options Currency/Forex Trading Commodities Company Equity / Stocks(cash trading) A company's stock can be acquired by individuals or organizations, which makes them partial owners of the business. Equity is a common term used to describe the ownership of a publicly registered company. One of the rights granted to equity shareholders is the power to vote on company matters such as the appointment of the board of directors and sign...