What are Multibagger Stocks? Coined by Peter Lynch in his book ‘One Up On Wallstreet’, multibagger stocks refer to stocks that return several times the initial acquisition cost within a short period. In other words, multibagger stocks give more than...

When it comes to investing, the word 'expensive'  has different meanings. A stock is said to be expensive when the share's price relative to its earnings is high compared to its actual value. While even some penny stocks can be...

What are Mortgage Bonds? Mortgage bonds are a type of bond issued to investors that are secured by mortgages or a pool of mortgages. Typically, these mortgages act as collateral for the bonds issued. Also, the collateral for mortgage bonds...

A stock exchange is a marketplace where investors buy and sell securities, commodities, derivatives and other financial instruments. Earlier, brokers and traders used to physically meet at the stock exchange to trade stocks. Today most financial trading happens electronically and...

What is Liquidity Trap? In economics, liquidity means a state of having more cash. While liquidity trap means a situation where too much cash circulating in the economy becomes a problem. Here, cash does not mean physical cash. It refers...

What is Irredeemable Debentures? Irredeemable debentures are a type of debenture that cannot be redeemed during the lifetime of the company. Investors can only redeem if the company is winding up. The debenture holders enjoy an interest in these instruments...

As an investor, if you want to invest in equities, you will also look for opportunities in upcoming IPOs. But do you know the IPO Process in India? It is essential to know the IPO process, which will help you...

What are InvITs? InvITs or infrastructure investment trusts are collective investment vehicles similar to mutual funds. They pool money from individual and institutional investors and invest in infrastructure projects or assets such as roads, power plants, and pipelines. The investors...