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The term cap is short for market capitalisation. It is a measure of quantifying a company’s value with the help of the total number of existing shares multiplied by the…
Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) involves an investor buying foreign financial assets. It involves an array of financial assets like fixed deposits, stocks, and mutual funds. All the investments are passively…
REITs, or real estate investment trusts, are companies that own or finance income-producing real estate across a range of property sectors. These real estate companies have to meet a number…
Stock markets are known for being a risky investment. It is this very unpredictable nature that makes stock markets an investment option that offers high returns as well. The fluctuation…
Investors in the stock market have different risk profiles and financial ambitions. People with high risk profile invest in stocks that offer capital appreciation, while investors with low risk appetite…
Stocks can be classified into multiple categories on various parameters – size of the company, dividend payment, industry, risk, volatility, as well as fundamentals. Parameters Categories Stocks on the…
Penny stocks are those that trade at a very low price, have very low market capitalisation, are mostly illiquid, and are usually listed on a smaller exchange. Penny stocks in…
The word ‘mid-cap’ refers to companies and stocks that sit between the large-cap and small-cap categories. Mid-caps are companies with a market capitalisation of more than Rs. 5,000 but less…
Origin of FAANG Many may think-where did FAANG come from? In 2013, Jim Cramer coined the term FANG for these companies in his show Mad Money (CNBC) while praising these…
Penny stocks are the ones which trade at a very low price. Usually, these stocks lack liquidity and carry high risk. The public information available on these stocks/companies is very…