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What are Restricted Stock Units (RSU)?
4 February 2026 | 11 mins read
Restricted stock units are seen as a practical way to reward employees for their contribution while encouraging them to stay with the organisation. As more Indian professionals consider job changes, negotiate salaries or evaluate offers from domestic and international employers, knowledge of restricted stock units helps you assess the true value of your compensation. Many individuals also want clarity on taxation rules in India, when these shares can be sold and how RSUs compare with stock options.
What Do You Mean by Capital Appreciation?
4 February 2026 | 13 mins read
Capital appreciation is one of the most important ideas in investing, especially if your goal is to grow wealth steadily over time. Whether you invest in shares, mutual funds, property or gold, the value of your investment can rise or fall based on market conditions. When the value rises, you experience capital appreciation. Most beginners focus only on returns, but understanding capital appreciation helps you build a smarter strategy, choose better investment products, and set realistic expectations.
What is a Fixed Deposit Receipt (FDR)?
3 February 2026 | 6 mins read
A Fixed Deposit Receipt (FDR) is more than just a piece of paper; it’s the legal proof of one of India’s most trusted investment instruments: the Fixed Deposit (FD). For aspirational young professionals and urban savers seeking dependable ways to grow and protect their wealth, understanding what a fixed deposit receipt means is a foundational piece of financial literacy.
Why Do Corporate Companies Rely on Corporate FDs?
3 February 2026 | 7 mins read
In a world where managing money smartly matters as much as earning it, corporate fixed deposits (FDs) have become a practical tool for both companies and investors. As investors, we are constantly seeking options for growing our wealth. This blog explains the meaning of corporate FD, how corporate fixed deposit interest rates work, why companies use them, and what investors need to know before they commit their funds.
New GDP series, new India: what changes for growth, policy and you
3 February 2026 | 7 mins read
India is changing how it measures GDP, especially the consumption part. It will also change how growth, demand and even sector stories from 2026 and beyond. Till now, India largely used the ‘commodity flow’ method to estimate private consumption. In simple terms, statisticians started from production. They took how much of a good was produced, adjusted for exports, imports, government use, stocks, wastage etc., and whatever was left was assumed to be what households consumed. This worked when production data (especially for agriculture and manufacturing) was strong, but household consumption surveys were infrequent.
Stock market to remain open on Sunday! NSE, BSE special trading session on Feb 1 for Budget 2026 presentation
27 January 2026 | 4 mins read
Union Budget 2026 will be presented on Sunday, 1st February 2026 and both NSE and BSE have declared 1st February as a special trading session for Union Budget 2026. The exchanges have clarified that markets will operate like a regular weekday session, so traders and investors can react to the Budget in real time.Union Budget Day is one of the most closely watched events by Indian investors and traders. Investors should know these things about stock market operations, trading timings, and key considerations on Budget Day.
How To Choose The Best Share Broker in India?
23 January 2026 | 7 mins read
Whether you are a seasoned trader or have just entered the online share market, your choice of a stockbroker directly impacts your potential returns and your overall investment experience. With so many online trading platforms available today, choosing the right one can feel overwhelming. Each platform highlights different features, pricing models and tools, making it essential to assess how these offerings fit your needs.
What Does Equity Compensation Mean?
23 January 2026 | 12 mins read
Equity compensation is increasingly becoming a familiar term for professionals working in Indian startups, technology firms, listed companies, and fast-growing private enterprises. As organisations compete for skilled talent while managing costs, many employers now offer a portion of pay in the form of ownership rather than only cash. This shift has led to greater interest in understanding equity compensation meaning and how it affects your overall income and long-term financial position.
What Does Premature Withdrawal Mean in FD
23 January 2026 | 6 mins read
Fixed Deposits (FDs) remain popular among Indian households, primarily due to their safety, simplicity, and predictable returns. While FDs assure returns at the end of the tenure, there may be unexpected situations where you need to access the funds before maturity. This article explains everything about premature withdrawals of FDs so that you can make an informed decision during financial emergencies.
Earnings Per Share (EPS) - Meaning, Types & Importance
23 January 2026 | 8 mins read
The earnings per share or EPS is a significant metric in the realm of stock investment. Earnings per share calculates the measure of a company’s profitability by giving values of the amount of profit each share of a company’s common stock earns. The EPS is computed when you divide the net income of a company (without dividends) by the total amount of shares outstanding. In case a calculation shows an EPS on the higher side, it indicates that the company is making positive gains. Such companies may be highly attractive to investors as they portray the potential for earning and let investors know that the company is doing potentially well in terms of its operations and overall performance.
Moving Averages in Stocks
23 January 2026 | 5 mins read
Technical analysis of stocks involves detailed study of historical data, price movements, and volumes traded to arrive at trends and patterns that can predict future movements. A moving average (MA) is a widely used technical analysis tool that helps traders and investors identify buying and selling opportunities in financial markets. In this article, we will take an in-depth look at moving averages and how to use it.
Fundamental Analysis of Stocks: Explained
23 January 2026 | 7 mins read
Trading in stocks can be a rewarding experience. However, it comes with its own set of risks as well. This is why investors are regularly advised to evaluate the risks involved and carry out a fundamental analysis of stocks before trading in them. The term ‘fundamental analysis’ is a broad one that comprises several techniques and principles within it, all with the same objective of identifying the intrinsic market value of the stock. Let’s get to know the basics of fundamental analysis of stocks and their prominent pillars.
What Are Capital Markets, and How Do They Work?
23 January 2026 | 11 mins read
Capital markets play a crucial role in the economy, enabling companies to raise funds for expansion and operations. Meanwhile, they also provide investors with opportunities to earn returns. Whether you are a new investor or a seasoned financial professional, understanding the workings and types of capital markets is essential to benefit from them. This guide will help you understand what capital markets are, how they function, and their importance in the financial ecosystem.
What is the Relative Strength Index (RSI)?
23 January 2026 | 7 mins read
For all those familiar with stock trading and investing, you may have heard of key ways that help you evaluate stocks before you invest in them. Significantly, fundamental and technical analyses offer investors methods to assess a stock’s value thoroughly. In technical analysis, certain indicators tell investors more about a stock’s value. A commonly used indicator in technical analysis is the RSI or the Relative Strength Index (RSI), also referred to as the RSI index. The RSI is important for any investor to get a hang of as it informs investors about momentum in prices as well as evaluates the spread of shifts in prices.
What is a Futures Contract? Meaning, Features & Advantages
23 January 2026 | 6 mins read
A futures contract represents a legal and binding agreement between two parties, to purchase or sell an asset, determined in the contract, at a definite price on a fixed date in the future. The asset could be anything from a stock to a commodity, or currency. Contracts that fall into the basket of futures contracts are standardised for both quantity and quality. Trading in these contracts is conducted on a futures exchange with buyers making commitments to buy an asset by an expiry date, and sellers agreeing to deliver an asset on an expiry date. In case you wish to delve into this form of trading assets, you must know some basics like what contracts entail, their features, and some key perks and cons of this kind of trading. Let’s get down to the business of futures contracts then!