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The outbreak of COVID-19 has been a game-changer in many ways. It has pushed industries to explore the virtual and digital platforms to expand businesses. In which is now called the ‘new normal’, we can expect digital platforms to take the front seat in driving jobs, banking, businesses, and even education. Leading the new wave, …

In the market, traders always look for possible buying and selling indications to decide entry point in the market. What they want to know is which way the market is moving, for which, they use WRB analysis, because it represents a trend within a smaller time-frame. WRB stands for wide range bar, is candlestick pattern, …

If you observe the stock price movement in the market, you will find a pattern in it. The price movement isn’t ad-hoc, as most people would like to believe; instead, it moves within a range. Establishing the price range helps technical traders identify the extremely overbought and oversold situations. A range, made of two bands, …

Let’s accept, many of us don’t have the heart to manage our investment. The idea is quite scary, and we want to avoid the trouble it takes – following market performance, comparing charts, and more. But, let’s remind ourselves that no other asset class has the potential to generate returns like stock investment in the …

Laddering is a term in finance used in different contexts. You might have heard it in connection with retirement planning, where it refers to reducing interest rate and reinvestment risk of the investor. It is also used in the security underwriting market to describe a practice of offering privilege to insider traders at the expense …

The government has approved single stamp duty norms for capital market transactions. According to a press release issued by the government, the new stamp duty rules will become effective from July 1st, replacing the existing practice of different stamp duty slabs for different states. In the previous tax system, different states could decide different tax …

The stock market witnessed a broad-based sell-off due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the economy. Even then, the number of new demat accounts surged by record numbers. Trading volumes on the National Stock Exchange jumped 53% in April as markets recouped some losses from March lows. Over 1.2 million new demat accounts …

The disruption caused by COVID-19 across Indian sectors is a major concern for the economic development of the country. India’s Micro, Small & Medium Enterprise (MSME) sector — which currently employs around a whopping 120 million Indian civilians—is taking among the biggest hits as a result of the nationwide lockdown. Since the phases of lockdown were publicly …

The Indian government on 3rd June approved a proposal to amend the Essential Commodity Act and removed a number of commodities from the current list. Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi said in his tweet that it would empower Indian farmers to leverage price advantages for their produce and elevate farm income.  It is an effort …

In a recent article, global bond guru Mohammed El Erian of Allianz pointed out the key risks of sustained dollar strength. Whether the dollar actually strengthens during 2017 will largely depend on the fiscal and monetary policies adopted by the US Government and the US Federal Reserve. The assumption at this point of time is …