By : Rmoney | September 26, 2020
Everyone involved in commodity trading, be it a new trader or an experienced trader, is aware of the risk involved in the commodity market. There are several things that an experienced trader is well aware of, however, which might not be known to a newbie. What is Commodity Trading? Commodity trading, as the term itself, suggests, means buying and selling of the top commodities in the world including gold, silver, oil, metals, etc. through dematerialization. The sole purpose behind commodity
Read MoreBy : Rmoney | September 19, 2020
Exchange Traded Funds, popularly called as ETFs, have started gaining popularity among investors. ETFs are preferred as an investment instrument owing to the double benefit offered by them i.e., the flexibility of a stock and protection of a mutual fund. ETFs are recommended by financial planners to investors who are looking forward to investing their money for long-term equity without taking too much risk. The popularity of ETFs can also be seen in the average asset management in the retail
Read MoreBy : Rmoney | September 12, 2020
Capital Market is a commonly used term. Capital market is a market for both debt and equity securities in India. It is the market where business enterprises, including companies and governments, can raise long-term funds. In other words, it can be said that the capital market is a market where the money is provided to the borrowers for more than a year. The Indian capital market includes both the stock or the share market and the bonds market. Share or
Read MoreBy : Rmoney | September 5, 2020
Commodities and equities trading is something that has become common in India by now. But a high potential market which most of the traders and investors are unaware of is the currency market. Currency trading holds great potential of earning profits is the traders are able to spot the right opportunity and can use those opportunities for their benefit. Here are 6 top things you should know about currency trading What is the Currency Market? The currency market is a
Read MoreBy : Rmoney | August 31, 2020
Money Market in India is a segment of the Indian financial market where the borrowing and lending of funds take place for the short-term. The maturity of the money market instruments precisely ranges from one day to one year. Reserve Bank of India is the body that regulates and looks after the Indian money market along with SEBI or Securities and Exchange Board of India. Money market trading is taken up by active investors, who do not believe in holding
Read MoreBy : Rmoney | August 24, 2020
RBI defines ‘Money market’ as the market where financial assets are traded for the short term. The assets traded in the money markets are considered to be near substitutes of money. These instruments effectively help in the money exchange that is carried out in the primary and the secondary market. Thus, it can be rightly said that the money market facilitates the buying and selling of short-term funds having a duration of one year. If we talk about the two
Read MoreBy : Rmoney | August 18, 2020
Do you also belong to the category of people who buy stocks on the advice of their family and friends and then end up holding that stocks for days, months, or years to make quick money? If you are a beginner in stock trading, the best way to go around is by starting as a day trader. In order to achieve success in intraday trading, you must be aware of some simple yet useful tips and tricks that will help
Read MoreBy : Rmoney | August 10, 2020
Option trading is popular among traders as it helps them earn a good amount of trading profits. It helps in earning profits when the prices of stocks move up, down, or sideways. The added advantage which options trading offers is that it can be conducted with a relatively lower amount of cash reserves. But, there is a catch when talking about options trading. Though it seems to be a simple yet profit-making process, it can also result in traders losing
Read MoreBy : Rmoney | July 16, 2020
Introduction: A futures contract is the obligation to buy or sell the stock at a predefined agreed price at a later date in the future. The trading is perfectly organized by the exchange where all the counterparty risk is mitigated. The agreements have normalized particulars like a market lot, expiry day, and price of unit value, tick size, and method for settlement. The clearinghouse works as the guarantor of trades which is also associated with the exchange. The futures contracts
Read MoreBy : Rmoney | July 5, 2020
“Derivative markets want volatility, that’s where all the trading opportunities present itself,” says Azila Abdul Aziz, the CEO and executive director, head of listed derivatives, of Kenanga Futures Sdn Bhd. Investors remain anxious about the prospects of increased volatility and uncertainty in the capital markets whereas futures traders welcome markets that are in a continuous state of flux. In order to analyze the impact of market volatility on the derivative market in India, it is essential to understand the derivative
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