Although everyone wants money, not everyone likes to invest. Even after not-so-subtle nudges, people hesitate to take the final plunge in the investing world. Today we look at some of the most common excuses given by people who do not Read More …
Financial instruments are monetary contracts among parties. They can be created, modified, traded and settled. Today we take a look at equity financial instruments that you can invest in. OPTIONS: An option is nothing but a financial derivative in Read More …
A swap is a derivative in which two parties switch cash flows of one’s financial instrument with those of the other party’s financial instrument. There are different types of swaps, some of which we are going to discuss today. Zero Read More …
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It is extremely easy to spend when there is no immediate cash outgo, but a promise to pay back later. Even the best Credit cards have played well on this sentiment as they often entice people to make the purchase Read More …
Depository receipts (DRs) is a negotiable instrument issued by a bank to represent a foreign company’s public traded securities. It represents ownership in a foreign firm and is traded in the markets of other countries in local market currencies. It Read More …
In simple layman language, the meaning of valuation is the process of determining the current worth of an asset or company. Analysts use various valuation models to estimate the intrinsic values of stocks and compare the value derived to the Read More …
An efficient capital market(EMH) is one in which the current price of a security fully and quickly reflects all publicly available information about that security. This is a statistical concept. In a perfectly efficient market, investors should ideally use a Read More …
Strong-form market efficiency Strong-form market efficiency- The strong form of the EMH (Efficient Market Hypothesis) states that prices fully reflect all information from both private as well as public sources. The strong form pf EHM includes all sorts of information: Read More …
Leverage refers to the number of fixed costs that a company has. These fixed costs could be fixed operating expenses like equipment leases or fixed financing costs, such as interest payment on the debt. Higher leverage leads to more significant Read More …