1.Debt Market
A market in which fixed income securities such as bonds, government bonds, certificates of deposit, corporate bonds, and commercial papers are bought and sold. Also called the bond market.
2.Demerger
This is the business strategy of splitting or dividing a company or company to operate independently, sell or liquidate.
3.Derivatives Market
The financial market for financial instruments such as futures contracts and options whose value is derived from the underlying asset is known as the futures market. Only F&O are legally traded on exchanges, others are traded over the counter.
4.Equity
Equity refers to the value returned to the company's shareholders if all assets of the company were liquidated, and all liabilities were repaid.
5.Equity Index
This is a weighted average of stocks used to measure how stocks are performing in the market.
6.Fund
A fund is an investment that raises money from various individuals and companies for a specific purpose.
7.Market Order
An order to buy or sell a security at the prevailing market price is called a market order.
8.Open Position
An open position is an established or entered trade that has not yet been closed with an opposing trade.
9.Penny Stock
Stocks with very small market caps have little liquidity and trade at very low prices known as penny stocks. These are often traded on smaller exchanges.
10.Primary Market
The segment of the capital market where new securities is issued and sold by companies for the first time is called primary market.
11.SIP
A systematic investment plan involves investing a certain amount in the same security or basket of securities on a regular basis.
12. Secondary market
The secondary market, also known as the aftermarket, is a financial market in which previously issued financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, futures, and options are traded.
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