Stock Market & Personal Finance

Hi Friends In this blog, we will see the best websites for the Indian stock market for fundamental analysis. In addition, I will try to add different websites link which will help to get more information on the stock market. This blog mainly focuses on websites that help to do fundamental analyses about stocks. Best websites for fundamental analysis Screener Website Link:  https://www.screener.in/ Screener analysis is a tool used to analyze stock. All fundamental details are available easily at this portal. One more thing is that most of the features are free of cost. It is one of the best sources of information for fundamental analysis. The main features list: All fundamental ratios are available It provides each company's details, primary ongoing operations, and key points It provides the pros and cons of companies It provides peer-to-peer comparison, quarterly results, profit & loss statements, balance sheets, shareholding patterns, and cash flow in tabular format for each y...

Hi friends, In brief, mid cap stocks are the companies that ranked between 100 and 250 in terms of full market cap. Mutual funds which invest only in mid cap stocks are called mid cap mutual funds. AMFI declares the list of large cap, mid cap, and small cap stocks two times a year.  Mutual funds need to rebalance the portfolio in line with the updated list within a month's time. List of Mid Cap Stock for the Second Half of 2022: To follow the stock market-related blog, click  here . Read more: Stock Bonus Issue , Stock Split

Hi friends, In brief, large cap stocks are the top 100 companies in terms of full market cap. Mutual funds which invest only in large cap stocks are called large cap mutual funds. AMFI declares the list of large cap, mid cap, and small cap stocks two times a year.  Mutual funds need to rebalance the portfolio in line with the updated list within a month's time. List of Large cap Stock for the second half of 2022: To follow the blog, click here . Read more:  Stock Bonus Issue ,  Stock Split

Hi friends, When it comes to stock split, people get confused about how a stock split works, do I need to pay for it, why the share price is dropped after the stock split, and why there is a sudden drop in price after the stock split. This includes everything about the stock split and how it impacts shareholders as well as the company. What is a stock split? A stock split is a corporate action in which a company issues more shares to the shareholders in the proportion of shareholders holding. When a company declares a split in the ratio of 2:1, it means shareholders will get 2 shares for every 1 share. After the stock split, the existing share is divided into extra shares without any extra burden on shareholders.  Why company will do a stock split? The main purpose of a stock split is to increase the liquidity of shares by increasing the number of shares. The company chooses to do a stock split to decrease the ticket size of shares. It helps to increase the liquidity of shares. If ...

Hi friends, Many times we hear the word "Bonus Issue" in the stock market. People get very happy as it is the feeling of getting something "Free" or rewarded. Is it really "Free"? Do we earn profit by selling bonus shares immediately?  In this blog, we will see everything about bonus shares and their impact on shareholders. Shareholders when a company declares a bonus issue -  "Paisa Hi Paisa Hoga"                                What is the Bonus issue? Bonus shares are the extra shares issued by the company to its shareholders. Bonus shares are issued to shareholders by a company instead of cash dividends. A bonus issue is a just corporate action to reduce the price per share.  Why company will issue bonus shares? In most cases, the company issue bonus shares when there is a shortage of cash to pay dividends while shareholders are expecting regular income from the company. To restructure the ...

  Hi Friends, Many times, we hear about different corporate actions such as dividends, bonus issues, and stock splits. To participate in corporate actions, investors should be aware of different dates to make sure that they are eligible for corporate action.  Investors get confused with the below queries in the mind When you will get dividends or bonus shares or split shares? Are you eligible for corporate action? When do dividends, bonus shares, or split shares get credited into the account? To clarify the above queries, you need to understand the different dates for the corporate action. Let's see important dates and what they meant for you. Announcement date It is the date of approval of corporate action such as dividend, bonus issue, or stock split. It is approved by the board of director Record date It is the cut-off date finalized by the board of directors to determine the list of eligible shareholders. On this date, an investor should own the share. Shareholders wh...