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• Dollar Index correction positive for global stock market

  By : Rmoney | September 1, 2017

  Dollar Index corrected over 6% since the start of the year 2016 and is currently trading at 93.00 levels. During the start of the year 2016, both FOMC and BOJ changed their policy rates. US Fed hiked its interest rate while BOJ turned to the negative interest rate. And since the start of 2017, both Dow Jones and Nifty rose over 14%. Historically, the Dollar index has the negative correlation with the stock market. Negative correlation implies that when Dollar

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• Know about full-service brokerage in India

  By : Rmoney | August 31, 2017

  Full-service brokers in India Full-Service Broker refers to stock brokers who offer a large variety of add-ons services besides facilitating buying and selling in stocks. The services may include research reports, advisory, tax tips, a relationship manager, retirement planning and etc. Apart from shares they also provide a variety of products such as debt instruments, mutual fund schemes, IPO, FPO, loans product, insurance, and etc. The commission charged by the full-service broker is higher than that of a discount broker. Some

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• What is discount brokerage – a sneak peek

  By : Rmoney | August 31, 2017

  Discount brokers in India – Who are they? Discount brokerage is a new breed offered by brokers in the stock market in India. We all know that the trend in usage of internet is rising in India. This has resulted in more online investment activities. In order to cater this new trend in the stock market, discount brokers came in the picture. They generally offer competitive brokerage and effective customer services. Discount booking started very recently in 2010. Unlike traditional full-service brokers,

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• How to compare Indian stock brokers?

  By : Rmoney | August 31, 2017

  Do Compare stock brokers before choosing the best that suits your requirement. Planning to invest or trade in Indian stock? The good decision indeed!!! For this you need brokers. But why a broker? Because a broker facilitates an investor or trade to execute their trade with the exchange. For stocks, there are two exchanges, viz., the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange. No one can execute his/her buy or sell directly with these exchange. And brokers are required for

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• Learn the Basics of Indian Bond Market

  By : Rmoney | August 28, 2017

  Introduction of Bonds Being a stock investor you must know about bonds. Bond is the other side of your investment coin; it helps in making your portfolio well diversified. Bond is a debt market instrument; Bond promises to the debt holders to repay the principal along with interest. Some bonds do not pay interest. When you buy stocks you become a part owner of the company whereas in case of bonds, being a bondholder you become a creditor of the

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• Learn what are Futures and Options Contracts?

  By : Rmoney | August 28, 2017

  Futures and Options are Derivative instruments. These instruments are traded on the stock exchange. Derivative instruments have no their independent value. The value of these instruments is derived from the value of the underlying asset. The underlying asset could be Securities, commodities, and currency, the value of the future contract varies with the value of an underlying asset. What is Futures Contract? A Futures contract is a contract which conveys an agreement to buy and sell a specific amount of

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• Learn basics of Mutual Funds

  By : Rmoney | August 28, 2017

  Introduction to Mutual Fund: Generally it is seen that the Investors find Mutual Fund difficult to understand so they refrain to invest in it. In this Article Rmoney will explain you about the basics of Mutual Funds, how do they work and how best they can serve as an investment tool in simple and comprehensive language. What is Mutual Fund? Mutual Fund is a trust that pools investor savings and trust invest this saving finally in Capital Market like Stocks,

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• Difference between future & option contract you should understand

  By : Rmoney | August 28, 2017

  Derivatives are such financial Instruments that derive their value from their underlying security like Share, Commodity, Currency etc. Futures and Options are two types of derivatives. Futures: A Future Contract is an agreement two parties to buy or sell an asset at a certain time at a future date at a certain price. Such agreements are useful for those who do not have money to buy them now but can bring it to a certain date. These contracts are mostly

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• Structure of capital market in India – an introduction

  By : Rmoney | August 28, 2017

  Capital market structure of India is complex. Also, it makes up the significant part of a financial market. Let us look at the basic definition of the Capital Market. It is a place for long-term financial assets which have long or indefinite maturity. The capital market provides long-term debt and equity finance for the government and the corporate sector. Further, Capital market divides into the Primary market and secondary market Primary Market: Primary market is one type of capital market where various companies issues

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• Save tax with these 8 no-TDS investment products

  By : Rmoney | August 25, 2017

  Tax planning is not an easy work for everyone. It needs skill relating to Indian taxing structure and knowledge of investment products. Through these skills and knowledge, you can manage the additional burden of taxes. Investment products are financial instruments that not only provides vivid investment options but are also the safe source of stable income. Now, why tax planning is needed at all by anyone? The simple answer to this question is that if you will not plan then

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