Your Guide To The Stock Market
Net asset value per share is quite an important concept to discuss. As we know that fundamental analysis is a vast subject, there are many ratios, valuations, and balance sheets to analyze the market fundamentally. The NAV per share is one of them. It also refers to NAV or NAVPS as well. NAVPS has multiple … Read more
Wilder introduced the Parabolic Time/Price System in his 1978 book, New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems. The trend-following indicator helps traders to identify the uptrend and downtrend. You can make an entry and exit by following the dots of the indicator. Here, in this content, you will get an entire picture of the Parabolic SAR … Read more
Technical analysis is quite a vast topic containing so many things such as candlestick charts, different types of technical indicators, price action, etc. In order to read the market properly, there are two types of analysis, Fundamental, and Technical. Basically, long-term investors prefer fundamental analysis and short-term investors go for a technical one. Today, we … Read more
Introduction If you’ve been scanning fundamentals on Screener/your broker app and saw return on net worth (RONW), you’re not alone if you felt confused—because the term sounds like personal finance, but in Indian stock-market language, it’s usually a straight-up profitability ratio for companies. And when you’re a retail trader or investor trying to build a practical, repeatable process, confusion … Read more
The Return on Equity Ratio indicates the profitability of a company. It evaluates the profit-making scenario by using shareholders’ equity. ROE interprets how much profit a company generates by using each rupee from shareholders’ equity. Although the ratio doesn’t necessarily reveal the entire financial movements of a company, it certainly helps investors to evaluate a company’s value and … Read more
The Negative Volume Index indicator or NVI is a cumulative indicator. It uses the change in volume to decide when the smart money is active. This indicator is first developed by Paul Dysart in the 1930s. The Market Technicians Association selected Dysart for its annual award in 1990. This indicator works under the assumption that … Read more
The term “Market Capitalization” is often referred to as ‘Market Cap’. It indicates the aggregate valuation of stocks. Market cap guides investors to make a quick decision about companies’ size and values. Investors can have a quick idea about the company’s valuation from this without going into too many details about a company’s balance sheet, … Read more
Moving Average Indicator or in short, MA is a widely used indicator in technical analysis. It does not predict the price direction but rather defines the current direction. The indicator lag due to being based on past prices. The indicator’s main importance is it helps smooth price action and filter out noise. The content will … Read more
In our last post, we understood what Book Value is. Now once again, price-to-book value ratio significance is another vital concept for evaluating stock price. In order to understand the P/BV ratio, we need to convey some brief information about book value and market value separately. What is the Price to Book Value Ratio? Price … Read more
The book value or BV per share is an indicator to determine the equity relative to the market value. Book value is often called accounting value too. As book value and market value are used so often as investment terms, there can be confusion. It should be clear that there is no direct connection between … Read more
The Money Flow Index indicator is a momentum indicator that measures the flow of money. We can also call the indicator MFI. It is related to the RSI (Relative Strength Index) but incorporates volume, whereas the Relative Strength Index only considers the price. What is Money Flow Index Indicator The Money Flow Index (MFI) is … Read more