Have you ever looked at a stock’s price chart and got noticed the daily ups and downs? Yet, underlying all these daily fluctuations is a certain market trend. This can be seen over a longer period of time.

The IPO Process is where a private company decides to go public for the first time. Read the article to understand what is the IPO process and all the steps involved in it.

Investing in an initial public offering provides an opportunity to enter the early stages of a company's public debut. IPOs often generate excitement and can lead to an initial surge in stock prices. This presents an opportunity for investors to capitalise on short-term market enthusiasm and, if the company performs well over time, benefit from long-term capital appreciation.

Stock trading is a popular globally because of the massive returns it promises. Prominent personalities have made millions in stock trading.

In order to protect the interest of investors in securities, SEBI has listed down regulations that a company must adhere to for share buyback. Read to know the SEBI guidelines on share buyback

The world of derivatives – is considered one of the most complex financial instruments. In this article, we decode the derivative market for you. Like its counterparts abroad, the derivative market in India is increasingly gaining significance. Since derivatives were introduced in 2000, their popularity has grown manifold.

Can you believe in investing in the stock market with just a budget of Rs. 100 per month, no, right? However, SIPs have made this possible where you do not need a huge capital to start investing. While this is one of the primary reasons for investing via SIP in mutual funds, there are ample other reasons.

In Mark to market trading, you record the value of the security to reflect its current market value. Therefore, it is the current market worth of the underlying asset. Read the article to find out more

As you can have different bank accounts, you can also have more than one Demat account in India. You just link your PAN with each Demat account; there is no limit to the number of Demat accounts you can link to a PAN. However, there are certain conditions you must follow if you want to have more than one Demat account.

The Income Tax Act, 1961 has separate provisions for taxes on individuals, associations, and companies. One such provision for companies is the Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT).