Personal Finance Articles

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...

Momentum indicators help traders understand the speed at which prices of a stock change. Furthermore, they also help in understanding the strength of the price movements. Momentum indicators complement other tools and indicators and help pinpoint the time period where...

What is Mid Cap Stocks in India? Mid cap stocks are shares of companies whose market capitalisation is more than INR 5,000 crore and less than INR 20,000 crore. A mid-cap stock's market capitalisation is typically one-fifth that of large-cap...

What is Market Capitalization? There are multiple criteria that investors have to look into before investing in any company. And one of them is market capitalization. Market capitalization refers to the total market value of the shares of a listed...

The prices of most stocks change every minute, or sometimes every second. The last traded price in the share market is the price at which the last trade happened.  What is LTP in Share Market? The entire concept of LTP...

As of , the home loan interest rates are in the range of 8.40% p.a. to 10.15% p.a. for top leading banks in India. The interest rates are subject to frequent changes and vary based on several factors, including tenure,...

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...