Practicing long-term investing in stocks can be challenging. This is especially true for retail investors who often look to experts for guidance. I have observed a recurring trend in the recommendations made by the appearing guests of mutual fund houses on various TV news channels. They frequently suggest stocks that have already been performing well…
Investing in the stock market can be both exciting and risky experience. One of the things that we can do to lower our risks is to try to time the market. We must know the right time to buy stocks. One of the misconceptions among new investors is the belief that the best time to…
HDFC Bank, the second-largest bank in India. It is set for robust growth driven by improved profitability, sustainable deposit growth, and strategic investments in technology. The bank’s focus on retail assets and replacing high-cost borrowings with deposits will boost margins. Despite near-term challenges, HDFC Bank’s strong fundamentals and attractive valuations are looking great. Me as…
The stock market is a platform where companies raise funds by issuing shares. Investors buy and sell these shares to earn returns. It’s like a marketplace where buyers and sellers meet to trade in company ownership. The stock market plays a vital role in economic growth. It allow companies to raise capital for expansion and…
Common stocks represent ownership in a company and offer voting rights. They also have a potential for long-term growth and variable dividends. Preferred stocks have a higher claim on assets and dividends, but typically lack voting rights. Understanding the differences between common vs. preference shares can help us pick the right one based on our…
Evaluating company growth is essential in direct stock investing. Fast-growing companies tend to offer higher returns and better investment opportunities. Why? Because such companies can expand their market share, innovate, and increase profitability. For example, a company with consistent revenue growth can reinvest profits into new projects. This fuels further expansion and creates more value…
Stocks, also known as shares or equities. It represent ownership in a company. When you purchase a stock, you own a small piece of that company. This ownership entitles you to a portion of the company’s profits and assets. You can also influence decisions through voting. Stocks can appreciate in value, offering potential financial growth…
The Indian stock market is a powerful tool for growing our wealth. But just like any investment, understanding how it works is essential. By learning the basics of stock investing, you’ll gain the knowledge to make better decisions about buying and selling stocks. This kind of understanding can help one manage risks and potentially increase…
The Stock Engine is a web application designed for fundamental analysis of stocks. It offers tools like the Big Screener and Pre-Built Screeners to filter stocks. There is also detailed stock pages providing insights on intrinsic value, price trends, and Overall Score to its stocks based on six key parameters. MyStockEngine is not just a…
Evaluating Company profitability can be complex. It is especially true when we are comparing different-sized companies. In this article I’ll give you a peep inside the algorithm of my Stock Engine. The article will introduce you to a refined scoring system that considers average profitability, consistency, and company size. By normalizing and weighting key factors,…
Investing in the stock market can be a rewarding venture. It offers numerous opportunities to grow wealth. However, the vast array of stock options can be overwhelming, particularly when deciding between blue chip stocks and penny stocks. Understanding the key differences between these two types of investments is essential for picking the right stocks. To…
The debt-to-equity ratio (D/E ratio) is a critical financial metric that provides insight into a company’s financial leverage and overall risk profile. It compares a company’s total liabilities to its shareholder equity, offering a clear picture of its capital structure. We will explore what the D/E ratio is, why it is important, and how it…
