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Mutual funds offer some notable advantages over other investment tools. For starters, they provide liquidity and good returns. They also serve as good starting points for people who are new to stock market investing. Here’s a guide to get you primed on the basics of mutual fund investment.

Get to know about terms and concepts of mutual funds like Net Asset Value, Asset Under Management and other debt market related terms.

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Equity delivery refers to buying and holding shares of a company in the stock market with the intention of owning them for an extended period. In this trading segment, the purchased shares are credited to the investor's demat account, and the ownership is transferred. Equity delivery trades involve the actual transfer of shares, making investors full-fledged owners of the company's stock, unlike intraday trading or derivatives trading where positions are squared off on the same trading day.

Currency 9th August: USDINR Struggles to Surpass Crucial Resistance at 83.00; USDCNH Emerges as Potential Catalyst image placeholder

The USDINR exchange rate faces obstacles near 83.00, while market attention turns to the USDCNH pairing for potential influence on further movements.

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Nifty Strategy for 4th August | Sensex Up 275 Points, Dabur and Cipla Top Gainers image placeholder

Indian share markets are trading on a positive note with the BSE Sensex trading higher by 275 points. Meanwhile, the NSE Nifty is trading up by 82 points.

A share market is where an investor buys partial ownership of a company and trades shares of companies with an aim to raise capital. They are equal partakers in the profits and losses made by the firm.

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An NRE account is used to hold and manage foreign income in Indian rupees with full repatriability, while an NRO account is used to manage income earned in India with limited repatriability of up to USD 1 million per financial year.

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Rights issues of shares allow companies to raise capital by offering existing shareholders the opportunity to purchase additional shares at a discounted price. This enables companies to raise funds directly from shareholders and avoid external sources of financing.

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