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Recommendation for stop loss and the stop limit order

It has been very frequently seen that the investers are being made confused regarding to choose between the stop limit order and the stop loss . Most of the  New investors are often encouraged to use stop loss rather than stop limit orders because at times stop-limit orders may not execute under critical circumstances where markets are falling faster where a exit is mandatory for investors to protect them from losses . However stop-limit orders are little advanced and helps a frequent trader to get better price execution at the determined price level.

What is the difference Between Stop Loss and Stop-Limit Order?

From trading perspective stop loss plays a key role in protecting one from unlimited damage.  Stoploss order is a risk management tool which provides both traders and investors a better control. There are two types of order 1)Stop Loss Order 2)Stop Limit Order Stop Loss Order Stop Loss Order are market orders which provides guaranteed execution of trading instrument when price reaches certain threshold. Sell-stop orders protect long positions by triggering a market sell order and buy-stop orders protect short positions by triggering a market sell order.  It is recommended for investors to use sell stop order as the order execution is guaranteed when the price reaches the threshold. Even when there is  a sudden downside impulsive movement occurs in the market, price may not trade at the stop loss level but execution will happen at the next available price quote. Stop Loss order will create slippages as execution during rapidly rising/falling market...

What are the best stock daily trading strategies?

There are many intraday options strategies which may give good results but you should always keep in mind that options are worth buying only when they have least premium. Giving high premiums is riskier and we can’t generate good profits by giving high premiums. Now big question is how to buy with low premiums?  Well we have to wait for that because options doesn’t give daily opportunities. We have to wait like Lion wait for it’s hunt and gather food of whole week in a single hunt. Options premiums are less when expiry is near and I prefer Banknifty options over other options like stocks or nifty because Banknifty has weekly expiry so we get more opportunities. When we trade on Wednesday or Thursday, we get options with very low premium and they have higher probability to generate good profit. Options trading is best trading for those who wants to multiply their capital and want to take limited risk because options is the only segment which can give huge returns with calcul...

Difference Between Share and Stock As per Section 61

Difference Between Share and Stock As per Section 61, Companies Act, 2013, the company can convert its shares which are fully paid up, into stock. A Share is the smallest unit into which the company’s capital is divided, representing the ownership of the shareholders in the company. A ‘ Stock ‘ on the other hand is a collection of shares of a member that are fully paid up. When shares are transformed into stock, the shareholder becomes a stockholder, who possess same right with respect to the dividend, as a shareholder possess. All the shares are of equal denomination, whereas the denomination of stock differs. When one wants to invest in shares, he/she must be aware of the difference between shares and stock, along with the conditions, when shares are converted into stock. Meaning Share- The capital of a company, is divided into small units, which are commonly known as shares. Stock- The conversion of the fully paid up shares of a member into a single fund is known as ...

What is stock market?

  stock market ,  equity market  or  share market  is the aggregation of buyers and sellers (a loose network of economic transactions, not a physical facility or discrete entity) of  stocks  (also called shares), which represent ownership claims on businesses; these may include  securities  listed on a public  stock exchange , as well as stock that is only traded privately. Examples of the latter include shares of private companies which are sold to  investors through  equity crowdfunding  platforms. Stock exchanges list shares of common equity as well as other security types, e.g. corporate bonds and convertible bonds.   stock exchange  is an  exchange  (or  bourse )where  stock brokers  and  traders  can buy and sell  shares  of  stock ,  bonds , and other  securities . Many large companies have their stocks listed on a stock exchange. This makes t...

5 Benefits of Investing at a Young Age

One of the most important things that you can do as an investor is to get an early start on investing. The old saying “the early bird gets the worm,” certainly applies to investing in a big way. Investing is defined as making an investment in order to earn a profit, and earning that profit will be much easier to do if you get an early start. Investing at a young age isn’t always easy, but the benefits are numerous and can’t be overlooked. Here is a look at five of the best benefits of investing at a young age: Time is on your side –  This is the most straight forward of all the benefits, but yet it may be the most important of them all. Quite frankly if you begin investing at a young age history tells us that you will end up with far more than those who invest later in life. Having time on your side means having a longer time period of being able to save money to invest and a longer time period of being able to find investments that can increase in value quiten nicely. Com...