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define each term If you have read these 2 posts then you know what an IPO is 1 2 Again discussing here The full form of IPO is Initial Public Offering. You really got confused by hearing that the first IPO came in 1602. Yes, you heard it right, 1602. It was from the Dutch East India Company.   So, what happens after the IPO? After IPO, the company has to decrease its ownership in the business and adding new minority shareholders to the company. It is also called going public. Why any businessman sell its ownership? Because the company needs money for expansion or some other purpose. You might think about why they don't approach banks to get the money? Because if they take a loan they have to repay it back and also have to pay interest on that money. Don't they have to return back to the shareholders? No, these minority shareholders of the company have become the part-owner of the company, which means if the company got profited they got benefited by the profit(dividend). Direct...

Many people confuse with thses three terms . They all look similar. No! your answer "Yes" In this post you will learn not only about what it is all about but all how to use in financial analysis. first, understand each of the terms, and then we will cover the practical part. face value- It the original price of the stock at which the stock is listed in the market, mostly it is 10. market value- It is the price perceived by the free flow market. book value- It is the price or value of the asset company have after excluding all liabilities. your question"Can you please explain? I couldn't get what you have said" When the company wants to go public then it came up with the IPO. In that IPO the company clearly mentions the number of shares the company wants to issue. Along with that the company also clearly mentions the amount of money they want to raise from the public. Suppose a company wants to raise 1000 rupees and wants to dilute 10 shares then the price of the...

We live in a world where everyone is doing some form of investment. People usually don't have the knowledge of investment options available. If they have the knowledge, then also they  invest in one or two of the investment options available and leave the rest. They don't know how to split the investment the right way to make it more profitable. So, To take advantage of the investment you must know, what are investment options available and how to use them for better results. This post is for those individuals who don't want to invest actively in the stock market. What are the investment available in India 2020? There are 4 major types of investment available: 1. The fixed-income instrument 2. Real estate 3. Commodities 4. Equity 1. The fixed-income instrument Most of the people in India are used to by this type of investment because it includes fixed deposit(FD), recurring deposit(RD), Bonds, etc. It is considered as the safest investment because the probability of losing ...