Share Market

Dividends are payments made by a company to its shareholders from its profits or reserves. When a company earns a profit, it can either reinvest the profits for business expansion or distribute them to shareholders as dividends.

Fundamental analysis is a key factor when choosing between investment options, and ratios are considered the backbone of fundamental analysis. Here, two key ratios based on how a company is using its capital are Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) and Return on Equity (ROE).

Risk and reward are two key concepts to understand in trading. The risk you are willing to take for a given reward must be identified before you trade. This risk reward ratio is a measure that quantifies exactly this.

Premarket trading takes place for 15 minutes before markets open for regular trading. It can help you gauge market sentiment and prepare for the trading day ahead.

Harmonic patterns in trading use Fibonacci ratios to predict price movements in stocks, forex, and commodities. Key patterns include Gartley, Butterfly, Bat, and Crab. Traders identify these patterns using Fibonacci tools, confirm signals with indicators like RSI and MACD, and set entry/exit points to maximize trade accuracy and profits.

Though footwear stocks in India had muted growth in Q3 of 2024-25, the industry is expected to benefit from the focus product scheme announced in Budget 2025.

Sector rotation is a smart way to invest by moving your money from one part of the stock market to another. The idea is to balance the quest for growth with being cautious about risks. As the economy and market change, some industries will be on the rise while others might lose their sparkle.

Defence stocks in India are mostly R&D focused, and the sector is well supported by the government financially. This makes defence stocks a good choice for investors, despite the short-term pitfalls.

India has the world’s fourth-largest rail network, which serves as a key infrastructure and economic driver. It has continued to expand with ongoing modernisation, electrification, and high-speed rail projects.

The solar energy sector in India has seen an uptick in growth due to two factors, mainly the government initiatives and subsidies, that help the development and the growing awareness and demand for solar energy in commercial and retail sectors alike.