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…
The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IH) is a major player in the hospitality industry. Founded in 1903, it operates under the famous brand “Taj Hotels.” The company is well-known for its luxurious hotels and exceptional service. It has a significant presence in India and overseas. This article on The Indian Hotels (IH) is crucial for…
In 1988, a year after the infamous Black Monday stock market crashed. Warren Buffett made a bold decision to invest over $1 billion in Coca-Cola shares. This move, during a time when the stock was still recovering, turned into one of the most successful investments of his career. We’ll explore Buffett’s rationale behind choosing Coca-Cola….
Today, we’re discussing a significant move by the Reserve Bank of India – the transfer of 100 tonnes of gold from the Bank of England back to India. This marks one of the largest movements of gold by India since 1991. Why did this happen, and what does it signify for the country’s financial strategy?…
S&P Global’s recent revision of India’s economic outlook from ‘stable’ to ‘positive’ is a endorsement of the country’s growth trajectory and improving fiscal metrics. This development is a evidence of India’s economic spectrum. It is characterized by sustained reforms and strategic government spending. In this article, I will delve into the implications of S&P’s assessment,…
A shareholding pattern shows how a company’s shares are distributed among its different shareholders. It lists the names and ownership percentages of all shareholders. This information helps investors, analysts, and regulators understand who controls the company and how decisions are made. For investors, knowing the shareholding pattern helps in judging the stability and future growth…
Recently we’ve heard the news on RBI‘s announcement of a record dividend payout of INR 2.1 trillion to the Government of India (GOI) for the fiscal year 2023-24. This unprecedented transfer, promises a substantial boost to the government’s fiscal position. Related to this news, allow me to share with you a few interesting data I…
In corporate finance, understanding financial metrics is crucial for both the businesses and the investors. They use the financial metrics to take informed decisions. However, beginners face a confusion between two fundamental terms: revenue and profit. Both are integral to financial statements, but their meanings and implications differ significantly. This article aims to demystify the…
There is a positive outlook for the Indian stock market in the near term. This comes despite continued selling (of about Rs.28,000 Crore in May) by foreign investors in India. There was a rebound in the market midweek, with a gain of 2.03% (Nifty), following a week of losses. This positive performance is impressive considering…
General elections in India are pivotal events that shapes the country’s political landscape. Loksabha elections play a crucial role in determining the direction of India’s governance and policy decisions. They have significant impact for its economy, including the stock market. The new government formed after the elections takes decisions on the regulatory rules, monetary policies,…
