Being long-term investors, we always try to look for companies that have good future growth potential or which are undervalued as compared to their current market price.

In the first case, when we say we look for a good company with good growth potential, it is called Growth investing.

On the other hand, when an investor looks for a company whose price is below its fair value, we call it Value investing.

The financial market has grown leaps and bounds over the years.

Apart from being one of the largest markets in the county, financial markets have also offered a lot of employment opportunities.

Maybe this is one of the reasons that every year, more and more people are thriving to make their careers in the equity market.

In this podcast, we will be discussing the various sections of equity research at length.

To read, go to link : https://www.elearnmarkets.com/blog/career-in-equity-research-in-india/

Lets Dive into knowing Fundamental Analysis.

We all think Stock Markets are an easy place to make Money Right!!! Well not really.

Investing in the Stock Market is a desirable option but not an easy task for generating additional wealth, especially in a changing interest rate scenario.

It stands out among the best investment alternatives as the returns earned here have the potential to beat Fixed Deposits/Bonds returns.

Thus, it not only helps investors to earn inflation-beating returns but also to fulfill their financial goals.

This is easier said than done as higher returns entail higher risks, and the same applies to the Stock Market, too. Here, not always one earns a profitable return, many times individuals’ ends up losing even their principal amount.

So, it requires proper analysis and discipline by the investors to track down the best opportunity amid the plethora of stocks available, to be successful.

So here, we will be discussing one such prominent investment approach, “Fundamental Analysis” that will help investors to arrive at a better decision when it comes to creating wealth through Investment.

Amid the recent pandemic outbreak, you must have noticed how the investors, borrowers, and bankers were talking about the action that the RBI monetary policy will take in order to bring some relief.

There was a gaga all over the world economies where they were cutting the interest rates to near zero.

But what are these rates? How are these even useful to us?

Let’s find out a few details of the same.

The recent lockdown to prevent the spread of COVID-19 has led to financial disruption in the economy including the RBI’s EMI Moratorium facility.

This has led many businesses to pause their operations, especially those businesses that do not fall under the essential services category. This has caused many small businesses and individuals to forgo their stable income sources.

This has led the Reserve Bank of India to instruct lenders like Banks, NBFCs, Housing Finance Companies, and other financial entities to grant a three-month moratorium to all borrowers on their Equated Monthly Instalments (EMI) on repayments of term loans and credit card dues.

This was a much-needed abatement for borrowers who may face liquidity issues amid the financial disruption caused by the pan India mandated lockdown.

But remember, a Moratorium is not a waiver.

So, what is moratorium all about, let us take a closer look.

As a well-informed investor carrying out fundamental analysis in the capital markets, wouldn’t you like to have an investment that gives extra returns? Normally, risk-averse investors, who fear volatility in the markets, invest in dividend-paying stocks to earn regular income.

But is it always a safe investment option? Read on to https://www.elearnmarkets.com/blog/invest-in-dividend-paying-stocks/ find everything related to dividend-paying stocks.

As informed investors, we may often look towards the tools of fundamental analysis to assess our investments.

One such tool is the intrinsic value.

In simple terms, intrinsic value refers to the self-generated value of any investment avenue.

It helps us to understand if the investment is able to generate returns well, without the help of any external factors.

In this podcast, we will discuss the features and the various methods of intrinsic value calculation for investors. To read, go to https://www.elearnmarkets.com/blog/intrinsic-value-calculation/

Investing in Banks requires a careful analysis of financial data.

This is generally done by examining the profit and loss account, balance sheet, and cash flow statement but this can be a time-consuming process.

So how easy would it be for you if you could find a shortcut solution for the same? Read to find out.

Analysing Ratios helps in knowing how the bank has been performing and also makes it easier for investors to compare it with other banks within the same industry.

Let's discuss 7 Ratios to check before Investing in Banks. To read, go to link : https://www.elearnmarkets.com/blog/investing-in-banks-after-ratio-analysis/

Rights Issue of shares is Corporate Action that is taken by a company to increase its capital by issuing new securities to its existing shareholder base.

As a first-time investor in the stock market, you would want to know about the rights issue of shares.

Well, your search ends here as we will be discussing the concept of the rights issue in detail.

Fundamental analysis is a method that should be avoided for day trading in the market.

This method is practiced for investing and generally with a medium to long-term horizon. This method should completely be avoided by intraday traders.

Let's discuss the 5 Reasons to avoid Fundamentals for Day Trading. To read, go to link : https://www.elearnmarkets.com/blog/avoid-fundamentals-for-day-trading/