In the context of the stock market, an order is the instruction that the investor gives to a broker to buy or sell stocks. When it comes to buying and selling, there are a variety of order types to consider. Of course, each of these methods has a distinct purpose. Each trade is made up …
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IPOs remain the most discussed and debated aspect of the share markets. After a blockbuster FY21-22 where 52 companies collectively raised 1.1 trillion through IPOs, FY22-23 looks no different. Major bellwether companies, right from LIC, to new-age companies like Paytm and Zomato, went public, raising billions with a never seen before retail participation. With heavy …
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Dividend history often finds a spot in every seasoned investor’s checklist while investing in stocks. Though dividend distribution is purely an optional financial decision of companies, it has a lot more to do with the share price than you might think. Market participants must have observed stock prices taking dividend announcements positively and slumping when …
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