Fundamental Analysis

Read our blog to decode stock analysis technique and how one can identify red flags in the companies through fundamental analysis.

Dividends are the portion of the profit that the company gives to eligible shareholders who holds the shares as on the ex-date of the dividend.

Growth investing is a style of investment strategy focused on the increase in the price or value of assets.Read our blog to know more about growth investing.

Unsure of how to choose stocks for long-term investment? This comprehensive guide will provide you with the knowledge and strategies you need to make informed investment decisions.

Learn about the different business models and how they can impact your success. This ultimate guide provides insights and examples to help you make informed decisions.

Penny stocks!! Yes, you heard it right! You must have heard about this term? If not, then penny stocks are those stocks that trade at a very low market price and have a very low market capitalization. In today's blog,...

It’s the season of quarterly results again!If you are an investor in the stock market and like to analyze companies on your own, these questions will pop up like how to analyze quarterly results. So, in today's blog, let us...

Do you know that there is an old saying in business that cash is king? Yes! For any small business, cash drives its income as it provides the business with the means to remain solvent for operating. This is the...

Are you planning to do a fundamental analysis of the companies in which you wish to invest in? Check these 6 turnover ratios for analyzing how efficiently the company is utilizing its assets for generating income before investing in those...

Profitability ratios are financial ratios that are used by the investors for evaluating a company’s ability for generating income profit in relation to its revenue, operating costs, balance sheet assets, and equity shareholders during a particular period of time.

While there are many success stories, the market remains to be a place where people have lost a lot of money. The bottom line? Trading on emotions, by fluke and not following certain fundamental rules. Let's discover some of the...

Free cash flow is an important measure for understanding the profitability of a business. It's difficult to manipulate and it tells us a better story of a company than other commonly used metrics like net income.