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FII and DII Trading activity – March 2020

FII and DII Trading activity – March 2020 It was a bad time or bad days for the Global Equity Indices in the month of March 2020. Due to the Economy Slowdown for the past one - two years, the Covid-19 has also added the the Economy Crisis and hit the Stock Market Indices down - It's simply a Crash, but not a little correction. The Stock Market Indices suffered a major downturn in the March 2020. This fall is similar to the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, but with a different perspective. At the end of March, the Foreign Institutional Investors were the Net Sellers of the month. The Stock Market in India has been trading for 21 Days in the said above month. The Foreign Investors bought a shares worth of Rs. 1.54 Lakh crore and sold shares of worth Rs. 2.20 Lakh Crore. So, they are the Net sellers with an amount of Rs. 65,816 Crore in the month of March 2020. On the other side, the domestic investors had bought a gross purchase of Rs. 1.57 Lakh crore and sold shares of worth Rs. 1.02 L

Interest rates for Small Savings Schemes in India – April 2020

Interest rates for Small Savings Schemes in India – April 2020 Interest rates on Small Savings Schemes are subject to change in every quarter. Recently, the Reserve Bank of India reduced the REPO rate for banks. Following this, the interest rates for Small Savings Schemes have been drastically reduced. The Proposed change / new interest rate is for the period between April to June 2020. The Interest rates for the Small Savings Scheme have remained unchanged over the past one year and now the rates have been significantly come down. For the Senior Citizen Savings Scheme (SCSS), the interest rate was earlier said to 8.60 Percent, which is come down to 7.40 Percent now. The interest for National Savings Certificate (NSC) has been reduced to 6.80 Percent, from 7.90 Percent. The 5 years Monthly Income Scheme (MIS) fell to 6.6 Percent Interest rate. Last time, it was said to be 7.6 Percent. Interest rates for the Sukanya Samriddhi Account have been reduced to 7.60 Percent from 8.40 Percent.

How was the Nifty PE in the 2008 Financial Crisis ?

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How was the Nifty PE in the 2008 Financial Crisis ? The National Stock Exchange's Nifty50 Index PE (Price to Earning) was 19.52 on Last Friday - 27th March, 2020. Earlier in that week, it was 17.15 on PE was a buying opportunity for the Stocks - 23th March, 2020. One of my investment buddy, Mr. Dev Asish, the Founder of Stable Investor ( He is a SEBI Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) ), had posted an article few years before about the guide to investing in Stock Market based on Nifty PE Ratio . Don't take the above instruction as an Investment advice. However this Price to Earning (PE) ratio of Nifty50 gives some insight into the Equity Market. That is, when you analyze a bunch of stocks with Good Fundamentals and you are planning to decide to buy that stocks - Now it's the time to look at the Nifty PE, whether i buy it today or later. While the Global Indices has claimed that the Covid-19 is currently taking place, but the Global Stock Market has been at peak for the p

Important things to do as an Equity Investor - Global Economic Crisis Fear

Important things to do as an Equity Investor - Global Economic Crisis Fear Instead of saying that the Global Stock Market Indices fell due to the Coronavirus attack, the Panic of the news is actually down to the Stock Market. This is not just for the Equity Market, but for the Common Economy. It can be said that the Economic Recession Fear of the past two years has now settled. The Global Economic news over the past few months has been the Brexit Deal, Crude Oil, US-China Trade war, US-Iran War Panic, Automobile Sales, Global Warming, China's Debt, the Covid - 19 and the Saudi Oil war. In addition, changes in the state's new policies, Recent Domestic amendments, Slowdown in GDP, Unemployment rate and the recent scenario in the Indian Banking System. Although the average human in the nation does not understand the exact reason for this, in fact the economy has affected them alone. After Globalisation, if there is a problem in the United States, it will affect India and if our Co

FII and DII Trading activity – February 2020

FII and DII Trading activity – February 2020 The Country's GDP stood at 4.7 Percent in the October - December 2019 quarter, according to the official report last week. This is the lowest level in the last seven years. The Country's economic growth which was 7.7 Percent in the early 2018, has started to decline. Global Economy conditions are not favorable for the current January - March Quarter. Economic growth will be slower in the March 2020 quarter than in the December 2019 quarter. Most of the Automobile Companies have experienced a spike in their February Sales. There is a possible of downturn in the upcoming months due to uncertainty. Over the past two months, many people have died in China due to Coronavirus - Covid - 19. The impact is spreading rapidly in other nations as well. Due to Globalization, the above said factor will affect the state policy too. Even it will hurt a small country that is somewhere. The Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) had a Net Sales of Rs.

The Power of Entrepreneurship - Titbit

The Power of Entrepreneurship - Titbit When you get a Job and satisfied with that, you can't create a Social Value. Even after getting a job, you should focus on helping others to get a job or educate someone and lift their life. It's the devotion of Fundamental Education. The youth need to be enabled to become Job generators from Job seekers - A.P.J. Abdul Kalam When we get into the Business with new ideas, we can create a good social values. Employment will also increase, which will support for the Country's Growth. Entrepreneurship is a different one while comparing with a Business. Investing is not a matter of concern while pursuing Entrepreneurship, it's the Ideas which prepared to plan. Mentorship and Incubation is essential in today's Entrepreneurship. Even it's any Idea, Execution is important - So implement it. The availability of a business is not just Profitability, it is also mandatory to protect the People and Planet.  Another one myth is that an En

Attractive Stock - Thyrocare Technologies Ltd - Fundamental Analysis

Attractive Stock - Thyrocare Technologies Ltd - Fundamental Analysis The Company was started in the year 1996, making the business with the Preventive Care Laboratories. India's First laboratory automation was happened in Thyrocare. The Founder of this company, Mr. Velumani, Ex-Scientist of BARC, India. Currently, the Market Cap is around Rs. 3,300 Crore. The Book value is said to be Rs. 75 and the Current Market Price is trading at Rs. 612 per share, which is 8 Times more than the Book value. Promoters holding of 66 Percent and there is no pledging of shares by the Promoters side. Debt to Equity stands at 0.03, which is a healthy one for the Value Investors. The Interest Coverage Ratio(ICR) is at 140 Times. At the end of September 2019 quarter, the Reserves are Rs. 344 Crore in the Company Balance Sheet. For the FY2018-19, the Company's revenue was Rs. 370 Crore and the expenses are Rs. 222 Crore. The PBT was Rs. 147 Crore and the Net Profit was declared as Rs. 95 Crore. The E