Share Market Learn With Earn India: Compny structure Traditianal and modern business structure

Share Market Learn With Earn India

Date. 24 July 2020

Today’s Market

MARKET SCRIP	OPEN	HIGH	LOW	CLOSE	52 WEEK HIGH	52 LOW
NSE
NIFTY 50	11149	11225	11090	11194	12430	7511
NIFTY FUTURE	11093	11198	11062	11170	12419	7526
BANK NIFTY	22853	22854	22417	22662	32613	16116
BANK NIFTY FUTURE	22850	22901	22321	22614	32773	16020
CURRENCY USD-INR	74.937	74.987	74.81	74.862	77.01	68.663
COMMODITY-GOLD	50809	51184	50570	51010	49328	332701
COMMODITY-SILVER	61137	61828	60510	61221	53181	33619
COMMODITY-CRUDE	3155	3155	3047	3076	4671	804

BSE
SENSEX	37949	38235	37748	38128	42273	25638
BANKEX	25918	25924	25422	25684	37193	18430

Market Prediction (Speculation) Factor’s

MARKET SCRIP	RESULT
VIX	24.53
PCR	0.96
PE	21.17
DII	1002
FII	409
SGX NIFTY	11165
DOW JONES	26469

Market Analysis News’s/ Business Current Affair’s

PNC infratech bags two projects worth Rs.1548 Cr from NHAI

Lupin gets tentative nod from USFDA

Wipro has signed a definitive agreement to qcquire 4C one of the largest salesforce partners in UK, Europe and the middle East

Can Fin homes gets board approvel to raise Rs. 5000 Cr.

JSW steel posts Q1 net loss at Rs. 582 Cr.

Learning Point/ Educational Study Point

We are analysis stock in three ways; fundamental, technical, psychological.

Fundamental analysis based on balance sheet and profit & loss statement reading.

Fundamental Analysis

Income statement- slaes, other income, expenditure, EBIT, intrest, tax, net profit.

Balance sheet- Equities and liablities, Assets, Contingent liabilities.

Cash flow- operationg, investing, financing activities.

Financial ratios- Basic EPS, Diluted EPS, Book value, Dividend, Face value.

Marging ratios- operating margin

Return ratios- Return on equity

Liquidity ratio

Leverage ratio

turnover ratio

valuation ratio

grwoth ratio

Technical Analysis

Chart reading- chart pattern

Use of indicators

Use of tools

Support and resistance

Psychological Analysis

Mind set of investors and trader at the time of trading and investing

Trading structure

Snap decision

Understanding fear

Overcoming greed

Open interest

Accumulation and distribution

On balance volume

Take Revision

We see previous chapter IPO, Right issue, Preferential issue, Book building, Normal public issue, Issue price, Floor price, Cut off price, Price band, prospectus, Listing of share. How can we trade by small amount in stock market by different ways penny stock, use of MTF, derivative. In article we see basic of mutual fund.

One Take Solution

You can refer some books for, detail study;

Think and grow rich- Napolean Hill

Investment Planning- Khushboo Gala and Ankit Gala

Investment Planning- Arvind Bramhe

Guide to Indian Share Market- Jitendra Gala

Guide to Technical analysis and candlstic- Ravi Patel and Jitendra Gala

Guide to intraday trading- Ankit Gala and Jitendra Gala

A simplified approach to option strategies- Ankit Gala and Jitendra Gala

Fundamental analysis shares: become an intelligent investor- Khushboo Gala and Ankit Gala

The intelligent investor- Benjamin Graham

You can buy these books online through Amazon order,

https://amzn.to/33fb8RN

Earning Point

Yes bank, Zeel, Tata motors, SBIN, ONGC, IOC,

Article

Bond and Debt instruments

Hello friends,

Bonds are backed by the asset of the issuer whereas debentures are not secured by any of the physical assets or collateral. Debentures are issued and purchased only on the creditworthiness and reputation of the issuing party. The interest rate of bonds is generally lower than debentures. The bond is the most common type of debt instrument used by private corporations and by governments. In the investing world, bonds are generally considered to be a relatively safe investment. Highly rated corporate or government bonds come with little perceived default risk.

In a sense, all debentures are bonds, but not all bonds are debentures. Whenever a bond is unsecured, it can be referred to as a debenture. To complicate matters, this is the American definition of a debenture. In British usage, a debenture is a bond that is secured by a company assets. In some countries, the terms are interchangeable. Debentures generally have a more specific purpose than other bonds. While both are used to raise capital, debentures typically are issued to raise capital to meet the expenses of an upcoming project or to pay for a planned expansion in business. These debt securities are a common form of long-term financing taken out by corporations.

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