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Learn stock classification before entering Indian stock market

By : Rmoney | June 5, 2019

Stock classification is the process of grouping stocks for ease of understanding. In India both BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) and NSE (National Stock Exchange) classifies stocks. More or less the classification of stocks is similar on both platforms. This stock classification was done to handle the stocks based on trading...
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Learn about the money market – its concept, meaning, and functions

By : Rmoney | May 22, 2019

Money Market is a segment of the financial market in India where borrowing and lending of short-term funds take place. The maturity of money market instruments is from one day to one year. In India, this market is regulated by both RBI (the Reserve bank of India) and SEBI (the Security and Exchange...
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Introduction to the derivative market in India for beginners

By : Rmoney | May 31, 2019

Derivatives are tradable products whose price is based upon another market. Derivatives are security, whose value based upon other more basic underlying variables. In recent years, derivative security has become increasingly important in the finance field. So it is important to know about the derivative market and its instruments. Futures...
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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...
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Learn about the participants of derivatives market – hedgers, arbitragers and speculators

By : Rmoney | May 28, 2019

Derivatives market participants are financial intermediaries that help maintain liquidity in the market. They also furnish depth to the market. We all are familiar with the features of financial markets. Through financial markets banks, corporate and government raise or deploy money to meet their requirements. The primary markets and secondary...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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Things you must know about Indian stock market indices before investing

By : Rmoney | August 25, 2017

We can see Market Indices almost in every country. And people watch and track these indices almost every day. You may also know some of the Market Indices like NIFTY, SENSEX, NASDAQ etc. when we say market going up and down we talk about these stock market indices only. In...
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Learn Amazing Facts about Financial Market

By : Rmoney | August 25, 2017

What is Investment? The money we earn or our monthly income is partly spent on our monthly expenditure and rest is saved for meeting future expenses. Instead of keeping the savings idle one should invest his or her savings to beat the inflation and to earn good returns in future....
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