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Unemployment Rate in India to 23.50 Percent in May 2020 India's Unemployment Data has being released on behalf of the CMIE (Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy). The Nationwide lock down was imposed on 24th March, 2020 due to the impact of Covid-19. Many have lost their jobs because of this and it is being noted as a Recession Times. Especially, there is unaccounted numbers on Workers in the Unorganized Sector will greatly affect the economy of the country. The aforementioned monitoring centre will only take into account the number of workers in the Organized Sector. The Unemployment rate which was 8.75 Percent at the end of March 2020, reached it's peak level of 23.52 Percent in the month of April 2020 - A Complete Lock down was there. The Majority of small and marginal businesses are left without jobs, as migrants seek their home state for their livelihood. India's Unemployment rate is also rising by the end of May 2020. The Unemployment rate was reported at 23.48 Percen

FII and DII Trading activity – May 2020 Most indices of the World Stock Market were up in April and May 2020, after the Biggest crash happened in the month of March. One can ask how the Stock Market is booming so rapidly in this current Economy. Yes, it's absolutely a Recession Period. If we look at the history of the World Markets in the Past, there has not been much investment inflows. And there is no other Government raised its debt to stimulate the Economy before 2008 Global Financial Crisis. Now, every country is looking to stimulate with a Huge Debt or Cash. Developed nations are interested to print more money (Risk is there) to promote their Country's economy. These are the positive things for the Stock Market. However the current boom is said to be a Bear Market Rally. Even if the Stock Market beats it's life time high in the near term, the Real Economy takes time from months to years to recover from the Current downturn. Currently, the Unemployment rate has increas

India's Automobiles Sales Data in May 2020 The Lock down was imposed through out the Country last April as a result of Coronavirus Impact (Covid-19). The Sales and Earnings are not favorable for the Auto sector and this industry have been hit by a year and a half. The Leading companies in this sector were unable to sold even a Single Vehicle in the month of April. However the Lock down has been relaxed in the month of May. The Curfew eased slightly after the second week of May 2020. As a result, Manufacturing and Service Companies were allowed to run their business with certain restrictions. Last month, Maruti Suzuki sold about 18,539 Vehicles. Of these, 13,888 were local sales and 4,651 were exported. The total number of vehicles sold in May 2019 was 1,34,640. So for the May 2020, the Vehicle sales were down by 86 Percent as compared to the past for Maruti Suzuki. Mahindra & Mahindra has sold about 9,560 Vehicles in the month of May 2020. There were 9,076 vehicles sold domesti

Four basic thoughts for the Investor - Value Investing Investing can always be Boring. Day Trading is a day to day phenomenon. But in the reality, it's different. Would you be happy if you are making profits on Day trading regularly or Would you be enjoy your Daily Loss on Trading ? In fact, the Trading Strategy takes more time to research than the Investing. As for the Investing, you need to understand the Business primarily. Then you can dig into the fundamentals of the company. At the same time, the Trading is nothing but to speculate with the numbers. As for Day to Day trading, you have to make a speculative decision. But for an Investing, It's basics and its business valuation. I am not comparing between the Investors and Day Trader, but the time that you should think twice. Making a money means minimizing the initial loss or not causing the Entire loss. This is only available in Investment with more time. If you spend too much time on Day Trading, you can go for a Day Job

5 Basic things to follow before Investing The Proper Financial Planning tells you that one should follow the basic initiatives before going to Invest. Investment may be like Equity, Real Estate, Business, AIF or any investments which are considered as Risky. There are five basic initiatives are said to be as a Financial Backup to protect you. If your Personal Finance Advisor does not tell you about this, then you should ask this for your safe. Generally, the Financial Advisor is not just a Stock Broker or Insurance Agent. Even the Mutual Fund distributor who is selling Mutual Fund Products alone is not said to be a Complete Financial Advisor. A Personal Finance Advisor is like your Family doctor, where he cares and knows about your Financial Status and Family members. He really knows what you need exactly based on Personal Finance, appoint a nominee and plan for writing a Will. So, he should plan for the basic initiatives as per Financial Planning before you are going to invest. Yes, t

Thyrocare Technologies - Net loss of Rs. 18 Crore due to Covid-19 - Q4FY20 Thyrocare Technologies involves in provide Quality Diagnostic services in the Health care Segment in India. Established in the year 1996, the company conducts Clinical tests and laboratories.  Currently, the Market capitalization for Thyrocare is Rs. 2800 Crore. Book value comes at Rs. 75 per Share. It is virtually a Debt Free Company, where the Debt to Equity stands at 0.03. The Promoters holding is said to be around 66 Percent and there is no pledging on Promoters Share holding. The Interest coverage ratio (ICR) is also comes with sufficient numbers, around 120 Times. For the Last five years, the Sales growth is up 20 Percent and the Compounded profit growth were at 15 Percent. The Return on Equity (ROE) for the Thyrocare is 19 Percent over the past 5 years. In Q4FY20 - quarterly results, the Company reported its revenue of Rs. 94 Crore. The Expenditure was Rs. 64 Crore in the said period. Rs. 44.33 Crore has

REPO rate reduced to 4 Percent cut by 40 basis points - RBI The Monetary Policy Committee held for the three days from 20th May 2020 to 22nd May 2020. In the end of 3rd day, all the committee members had cast their votes in favor of interest rate cut. In a statement issued by the RBI, it was said that the REPO rate for banks would be reduced to 4 Percent from the earlier 4.40 Percent, cut by 40 basis points. The announced REPO rate cut on last morning was considered to be as an 'Emergency Move' by the Central Bank. Similarly, the Reverse REPO rate has been reduced from 3.75 Percent to 3.35 Percent. The Bank rate was also said to be 4.25 Percent from 4.65 Percent. According to the RBI data, Since March 2020 the economy of the country has been badly affected and most of the businesses have been harmed by the Covid-19 Lock down. It has been said that it is currently unable to gather proper data on Inflation rates and that there will be unexpected changes in the Inflation rates in