Open Equity Trading Account with Swastika

  Although many people prefer to invest in mutual funds as they find it is one of the finest ways to achieve high returns with minimum risks, only a few investors among them show their courage to invest in equities and stocks. Needless to say, the stock market is full of volatility, unpredictability and therefore many investors unable to put their money in the stock market. Still, many investors invest in equities and get outstanding returns from  stock market trading .   What is a Demat Account?   A Demat account is simply a dematerialized account in which you hold a variety of investment securities such as shares, bonds, government securities, equity shares and more. The account is known as dematerialized account because all the securities, here are placed in a dematerialized form.    Opening a Demat account is a must if you want to trade in securities in the stock market. This is because Demat accounts allow you to hold, buy and sell securities within a ...

  The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI) monetary policy left the repo rate unchanged at 4% in its monetary policy committee while maintaining an accommodative stance, RBI governor Shaktikant Das announced-on Friday. The governor further decided to maintain the repo rate amid a sticky rate of inflation. The reverse repo rate also remained unchanged at 3.35%. The repo rate has remained at 4% since August 2020 during the MPC meeting. RBI governor Mr Shaktikant Das announced-on Friday that the decision was taken unanimously in favour of him. The MPC meeting was conducted between 3 to 5 Feb where the panel was headed by Mr Shaktikant Das along with the other members Dr Ashima Goyal, Dr Shashank Bhide, Prof. Jayant R. Verma, Dr Michael Debabrata Patra and Dr Mridul K. Saggar. The repo rate has remained unchanged while maintaining an accommodative stance for this FY to next FY as long as necessary, RBI governor Shaktikant Das announced-on Friday. In late March 2020, the central bank had slash...

Mergers and acquisition is a common term you must have heard before. Even if you are surfing the internet, you must have heard about the news of many companies which are going through a process of mergers and acquisition. It happens when two companies decide to combine and form a stronger company. But the question is what is merger and acquisition and how does it affect the stock prices. As there are several ways in which two companies can combine, one of the most common processes is Mergers and Acquisitions. If two companies want to combine to form a big company, there are numerous reasons behind it: increasing market share, minimizing competition, increasing geographical reach and more. Although, there are many companies who go into the merger and acquisition process, yet they are still not recognised. This is because either these companies are not big enough to catch the fresh headlines of the news. Today we will talk about mergers and acquisition and how does it impact stock prices...