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Re: Cheese Factory: National Stock Exchange Theme Song

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Re: Understanding Demat and Trading account relationship

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Re: Passive investor Vs Active investor

links of london — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 04:51:17 -0000

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In order to understand what an active investor is first it’s important to understand what a ‘passive investor’ is. Passive investors are not preoccupied with beating or trying to outwit and out think the market. They are just the kind of investors who are trying to make the most of the market opportunities which will give them the best chance of achieving their life goals. Things like a college education, buying a home etc are what motivate them and these investors will not take too much risk. The passive investor’s goal is to increase their cumulative wealth in the long run, not so much in the short run. They do not have frequent trading activity and generally their portfolios are much wider in the range of assets that they hold. They would probably have a stake in individual stock picks, but would also allot a portion of their capital to risk free instruments such as debt and some lower risk instruments such as mutual funds and so on. A passive investor should have a good idea about what their risk appetite is and then make investment decisions accordingly. The more risk you take the higher your potential profits are but then so are your potential losses. The average passive investor knows that the markets are not a perfect science and they believe that on an average the market will have correctly priced stocks. They take a more of a buy and hold approach rather than get in-get out fast.

Re: A beginner’s guide to Bonds:

links of london — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 04:47:44 -0000

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Bonds are assigned default ratings that give the investor an idea of the likelihood that the investor will see a fall in his promised payments. The bonds ‘yield to maturity’ reflects its implied return which basically means that this is the expected return that is to be in the particular assets future timeline. As a general rule in finance, when an investor takes more risk, he expects more return. So for a bond holder taking more risk, the implied return should be higher. A bond usually has a certain risk free rate of return, above which three other risk factors can be considered. These fall into default risk, liquidity and maturity risk. The first one is fairly self explanatory, and the other two are basically uncertainty related to the bonds ‘future selling price’

Re: The basics of Stocks

links of london — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 04:20:40 -0000

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that we’ve established what a stock is and how it works as far as trading it goes, lets dig a little deeper into some terms that you should understand to better understand this world. Whenever there is a stock pick being recommended there are certain terms you will be faced with so its important to know what is meant by the person recommending the stock. So when looking at a particular stock, there are a few things that describe it. Firstly, there is the “current market price” or CMP as it is often referred to as.

Re: Understanding Demat and Trading account relationship

Techno World — Sat, 06 Nov 2010 07:49:32 -0000

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Re: A beginner’s guide to Bonds:

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Re: Bulls Take a Breather.. Nifty Ends below 6000

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Re: The basics of Stocks

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Re: Understanding Demat and Trading account relationship

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Re: Hedging principles in business and finance

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