Investing – Blog Category

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When learning about Indian stock markets, it is seen that many global factors affect the primary Indian indices, NIFTY and SENSEX. The stock markets worldwide are interconnected like a web where an activity in one can affect another. This is why it is important not just to dissect the different types of share markets but also to decode the functioning of broader markets like the Asian stock market. What is the Asian equity market? What are the major indices in the Asian stock market? Let’s understand.

In FY24, Coal India paid out ₹15,098 crore as dividends alone, more than Zomato’s total income of ₹12,961 crore. Interestingly, both companies have comparable market capitalization.

Hybrid mutual funds have become an increasingly popular investment option among investors who want a balance of risk and return. These funds combine the features of both equity and debt, offering a diversified portfolio with an optimal mix of risk. Hybrid mutual funds are ideal for investors who want exposure to both stocks and bonds without managing separate investments.

Take Sri Adhikari Brothers Television Network, for example, which was the top penny stock of 2024. Its stock price rose by more than 72,000% in one year, from ₹2.50 to make a high of ₹2,260. The crazy part is that it has negligible business operations and is a loss-making enterprise with deteriorating financials.

The financial world can be full of complex terminologies, but one metric stands out for its simplicity and utility—the Price-to-Book (P/B) ratio. Whether you're an experienced investor or a beginner exploring stock markets, understanding the P/B ratio can help you make better investment decisions.

The term "debt" often evokes a sense of unease, as many associate it with financial struggles and the stress of repayment obligations. While poorly managed debt can indeed lead to challenges, the concept itself isn't inherently negative.

The landscape of startup investments has experienced an exponential rise in recent years, making it attractive to institutional and individual investors.

If you have ever dived into investment planning or discussed growth rates, you have probably heard of CAGR or Compound Annual Growth Rate. But what exactly is it? Is it just another jargon term, or is it something you need to understand deeply?