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What is Delisting Of Shares
Nov 11th
Exits are never easy, whether it’s an exit from a house where you have lived your lifetime or exiting an investment. Many of us would have faced such a state of mind when we know that the company where we had held shares for the last fifteen years would be soon delisted from the stock exchange. So what is Delisting? Delisting of a company means, a procedure in which a company’s shares are removed from the stock exchange. Delisting of shares has become a critical issue in the financial sector that causes uneasiness for the investors.
In such types of situations we would be totally confused, whether to hold shares and wait for the company to relist or encash them by selling the shares to the promoters. Over the past three years, a minimum of 50 companies have delisted from the stock exchange, due to this reason the retail investors get struck with their investments. Normally one of the main reasons for delisting is violation from the financial specifications set out by the stock exchange.
Factors To Consider While Choosing Your Mutual Fund
Oct 8th
Just; like you would need information to invest in the stocks and shares, same is the case when you wish to invest in the mutual funds. There are lots of mutual funds and these include index funds, diversified equity funds, exchange traded funds (ETF), balanced funds, debt funds and many more. The list is quite endless.
How does one know, if a particular mutual fund is suitable for them or not? All individuals have different risk appetite, funds at disposal and age factor. Considering these they must invest in the mutual funds. Some of the funds are aggressive and will invest entirely in the stock exchange, while other funds are relatively secure and will invest only in debt or government securities. Many of the mutual funds are aimed towards protecting the capital, while others will be risky.
Small Investors Cheated By Stock Brokers
Sep 5th
There are many complaints from the side of the investors that many brokers have taken their money to keep the accounts of high asset value clients accounts stable during the market falls. Many of the small investors have been trading pretty well in the bull run that had before January. So small investors where keeping a small margin in their accounts to meet with the future requirement.
Many small investors were in this situation and when they found out that the money was missing with them in their accounts they took complaints to the broker who assured them that they would get back their money and this was postponed to more than 6 months, the small investor who was quite unaware of the measures that would have taken at a situation like this were in a fix. According to the rules of the stock exchange the investor can only go for a complaint to the arbitration committee of the stock exchange in a period of six months from which the incident occurred. The case like this after six months has become “time barred” according to the bye laws. In such a situation like that the only option for the investor would be to file a civil suit which would go long for years.
SEBI Changes Margin Money Norms. What is VaR
Jul 29th
SEBI has brought in new norms which would reduce the burden of margin on brokers at the time of high volatility in markets. SEBI has introduced the new norms on July 27 for comprehensive risk management system in the equity markets in cash segment.
Tips in buying Gold and What is Gold ETF
May 15th
Planning to buy gold, then there are a few things that you should have your eyes focused on. First is the knowledge of the prices and the making charge which differ from city to city and also with the design to design. If you have noticed the advertisements then you can see that they would say that its BIS certified, hallmarked jewellery. BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) which is a national body that assures the quality of the product you buy. You will be interested to know the what is meant by this “Hallmarked Jewellery” Hallmarking is the accurate determination and the official recording of the proportionate content of gold in the jewellery. Hallmark marks the guarantee of the gold’s purity.
Tips in selecting the best Mid-Cap Stocks
May 11th
In a bullish type of market normally investors would ply their safe bet with the mid cap stocks as they would give them with the best returns. The bear market situation too the mid caps would be a cushion for the investors. The on going rally with the markets have proved that now too. Keeping this in mind people can have their investment by keeping in mind some simple points. Before selecting the stock an investor should be examining with the growth rate of the company, either from engineering or operational expertise or financial. Investors should look into the financial growth and see that if the income is from any other sources other than the prime face business the company is having. The suggestion given by the expert is that CAGR of 30-40% growth through operational growth for the last five years makes a mid cap a strong case to be bought.
An investor is taking an additional risk by taking a midcap rather than going with a large cap stock, so in return the risk should be able to be compensated with the help of good returns for the investor. The motto would be to get picked with the right mid cap stock with a % gain and not with a target price for the stock. Exiting your positions at the % you keep in mind would be the best option in this kind of markets. An average return of 50% atleast should be kept as a normal margin in a one year time span. The investor should also examine the future growth of the company for a time span of atleast 3-4 years atleast.
