Imagine you’re at a tennis match, observing the players’ swings, and noticing how timing plays a pivotal role. One moment too soon or too late could result in a lost point. The same concept applies to the world of stock trading, especially with swing trading. It’s about timing your moves right to capture potential profits … Read more
What is Economics? It might be easier to explain what economics isn’t. Economics is not the study of money or getting rich. Economics is not the study of the stock market. Economics is not about men in suits and bow-ties predicting what will happen in a given market or the overall economy. A few economists … Read more
In the bustling and fiercely competitive landscape of the modern business world, achieving product-market fit can be a make-or-break factor for any company. With countless companies vying for customer attention, the path to success often involves navigating a maze of challenges and iterations. The journey to product-market fit can be arduous and time-consuming, but a … Read more
Consider the compelling story of Infosys. Founded in 1981, the company went public a decade later in 1991. The early investors, who saw the potential in the firm and invested in the pre-IPO phase, made significant returns as Infosys became a leading name in the IT industry. This is just one example of the exciting … Read more
In the bustling arena of the stock market, knowledge is power. Investors seek to build their financial fortresses based on informed decisions. One such critical decision lies in understanding various investment options in stock market and arm yourself with basics e.g. what are equity shares and preference shares and the difference between equity vs preference … Read more
Introduction Over the past few decades, the stock market in India has transformed radically, with a shift from paper-based physical shares to digital dematerialised (demat) shares. As of 2023, over 110 million demat accounts were registered in India, showcasing an enormous shift towards digitalization. However, about 1-1.5% of shareholding in securities markets is in physical … Read more
Introduction When a company decides to go public, it becomes accountable not just to its board and employees, but also to a new and diverse group of stakeholders — the public investors. To aid this transition, a document is prepared that serves as a comprehensive guide to the company’s operations, its financial health, and future … Read more