The calendar year 2017 was an impressive year for equity markets as the 50-share NSE Nifty was up 28%, largely driven by liquidity following likely continuity in economic policies, government reforms, improvement in corporate earnings and also the positive global environment.
It’s vital for traders to understand the key differences between closed-end funds (CEFs) and exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Each has its pros and cons. This knowledge can translate into making informed investment decisions.
Average True Range – ATR Average true range (ATR) is a technical analysis volatility indicator originally developed by J. Welles Wilder, Jr. for commodities. Unlike many of today’s popular indicators, this indicator does not provide you with a signal of price trend, merely the degree of price volatility specifically volatility caused by price gaps or […]
Interest Rate in common terms signifies a fee that you will be charged for borrowing money, expressed as a percentage of the total amount of the loan. Usually, our spending decisions are likewise guided by the interest burden that we would be bearing.
One of the most powerful features of Investar is Auto Support/Resistance. Auto-Support/Resistance (Auto S/R) uses Artificial Intelligence to automatically plot the support/resistance levels on visiting a chart and rate them based on the strength of different levels analysis just as an expert Technical Analyst.
Position sizing is among the most important aspects of profitable trading more important than using a particular strategy itself.
Bonus issues and stock splits are 2 well-known corporate actions that publicly listed companies undertake to boost the number of shares traded. Although they appear to be same, there is a fundamental difference between the two. This article will cover these differences in a comprehensive manner covering what are they and why company comes with […]
Financial ratios allow an analyst to immediately analyze a business and its operations and understand the financial situation of a company, it is important to know exactly what to do with this data and how to interpret it.
This is the 2nd part where we will see all the advanced drawing tools used for Technical Analysis.You can read the first part, focusing on the basic drawing tools used for Technical analysis here.
A Renko chart is a form of a chart, developed by the Japanese. The term “renko” is derived from the Japanese term “renga” meaning “bricks”. Renko is based on movements in price instead of time.
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