Security Wise Delivery Position means no of shares marked for delivery from the total traded quantity. In my opinion, Security Wise Delivery Position is one of the crucial analysis. In layman terms, it tells how many investors are willing to accept the shares in their demat account. A higher delivery quantity means serious trading and balance is intraday play. Most of the analysts give importance to volume or traded quantity. On the other hand, as an investor i give more importance to Deliverable Quantity/Delivery Percentage. For example, total traded quantity of a Stock A is 100. Assuming out ... Read More
How to find out FII Buying in Stocks?
The biggest mystery of Stock Markets is to find out FII Buying in Stocks. It will not be an extrapolation to state that FII Buying can make or break the fortune of a Stock. The best example from recent past is Vakrangee. The fortune of the stock changed twice within 3 months backed by heavy FII Buying and then FII Selling. There was heavy FII buying which took stock from 52 week low in June'15 to 52 week high in Aug'15. After failure to get the payment bank license, the stock collapsed to near 52 week low same month i.e. in Aug'15. In general, the market favor stocks in which FII buying is ... Read More
How to control your loss in the Stock Market?
All investors incur a loss in the stock market. The objective of an equity investment is to gain on the net basis after adjusting the loss in the stock market. A common perception is that investor who is earning from the stock market does not incur any loss in the stock market. Let's check what it implies if an investor says that i earned Rs 100 from the stock market. It implies that he must have earned Rs 150 and hypothetically his loss in the stock market must be Rs 50. This explanation was not a rocket science, but my objective is to explain that you cannot avoid a loss in the stock market. ... Read More
Should i invest in Banking Stocks?
It will not be an extrapolation to say that Banking Stocks are the lifeline of the Stock Market. There are 9 Banking Stocks in NIFTY 50. These contribute 18.56% weightage to NIFTY 50. The maximum investment of mutual funds is in Banking Stocks followed by Auto and IT. Moreover according to experts, the revival of Indian Economy is not possible without the participation of banking sector. These days each and every stock market expert is BULLISH on banking stocks especially Private Sector Banks. General consensus is that 3 banking stocks i.e. HDFC Bank, Axis Bank, and IndusInd Bank are better ... Read More
7 Sectors for Long Term Investment
I personally believe in Long Term Investment. On the net basis, Investor can make more money through Long Term Investment compared to Trading. In my previous post, Avoid Equity Investment in 7 Sectors i shared sectors which you should AVOID. I received queries from my readers in which sectors they should invest. As i promised, this post is dedicated to 7 Sectors for Long Term Investment. Please note that opinion expressed by me in this post and the previous post is based on my personal analysis. The key factors considered by me for this analysis are 1. How will the economy shape up in next ... Read More
Avoid Equity Investment in 7 Sectors
Equity Investment is very tricky subject. It is very easy to say that start Equity Investment when markets are down. In BULL market, an investor has performance benchmark to decide, but in a bear market it is missing. Though relative benchmark can always be fixed i.e. relative strength of a stock. Depending on the macroeconomic parameters, the analysts keep changing their favorite sectors/stocks. It is not that easy for a retail investor to change the portfolio at such a fast pace. Trading Stocks are very easy to identify. The dilemma arises in stocks for long-term investment. You need to ... Read More
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