Here are the synopsis from the detailed report published by ‘Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister’ on the ‘Economic Outlook for FY 2010-2011′ in India Growth Prospects 1. The performance of the Indian economy in 2009/10 greatly exceeded expectations. The farm sector...

Generally, companies buy back their shares when they perceive their own shares to be undervalued or when they have surplus cash for which there is no ready capital investment need. For example, Essar Oil, Reliance, Siemens and Infosys are some examples of companies that have bought back their shares....

As we discussed earlier, a futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell an asset on a specific future date. Futures are exchange traded, highly regulated, and usually liquid. They offer individuals an easy way to invest in currencies, commodities, stock indices, and individual stocks. Now let try...

The stock market is essentially an auction market where shares, which represent an ownership in the company, are bought and sold. The markets where stocks are traded are called stock exchanges. In India, National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) are two big stock exchanges. At these...

Basics of Technical Analysis - In this video, the speaker talks about the following things. The relation between trend and volume. How to understand a trend. How to plan your trades based on the trends and volumes. How to classify chart patterns, trend lines and the science of technical analysis and...

This is a video about the Basics of the Technical Analysis and How to Understand the Classic Indicators in Technical Analyis. This is an excellent video for people who want to trade in the stock markets for short to medium term gains. Traders need to understand the technical charts, trends and mass psychology...