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Collateralized Debt Obligation (CDO) VS Mortgage-Backed Security (MBS)

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Factors affecting Commodity Market

- November 18, 2009

The Indian economy is witnessing a mini revolution in commodity derivatives and risk management. Commodity options trading and cash settlement of commodity futures had been banned since1952 and until 2002 commodity derivatives market was virtually non-existent, except some negligible activation an OTC basis. Now in September 2005, the country has 3 national level electronic exchange and 21 regional exchanges for trading commodity future derivatives. As many as 103 commodities have been allowed for derivative trading. In this article we will discuss the various. as Modern Commodity market The modern commodity markets have their roots in the trading of agricultural products . While wheat and corn, cattle and pigs, were generally traded using standard instruments in the 19th century in the United States, other basic foodstuffs such as soybeans were only added quite recently in most markets. For a commodity market to be established there must be very wide consensus on the variations i...

Candlestick Charts

- January 29, 2010

World of Finance by M.Vijaya Sai I am certain we have all heard of the term Japanese candlesticks, but are you using them effectively? History: It is more than likely the oldest technical analysis tool available to Forex traders, Japanese candlesticks. Japanese Candlestick charts were developed in the 18th century by a man named Munehisa Homma. Munehisa Homma developed candlestick charts to analyze the price changes of rice contracts. He traded these contracts and was considered the best trader of his time. He became a very wealthy man for the sole use of these candlestick charts. So what is a candlestick chart? In simple terms the Candlestick charts is the Japanese Candlestick Charts, are simply a way to show price movement. The charts are both very simple and powerful and when used effectively are one of the most profitable trading tools available. They are similar to line charts but much easier to read and inter...

Primary Market

- November 10, 2009

A company needs capital if it wants to expand its business or diversify its business or in order to modernize its whole structure no matter if it is a public company or public sector undertaking. To get the capital that is required by the company it usually goes for the issue of shares and the process of issuing of shares is done in the primary market. To define the primary market in the simplest terms it is a market where the securities are sold in order to raise the funds or the capital required by the company. The securities can be in many forms such as equity shares, preference shares, debt instruments, bonds etc. Capital market is a market where the firm or the companies can raise long term funds. The capital market consists of banks, insurance companies, stock exchanges which play a role in channelizing the long term funds for the commercial purpose. The capital market has two segments the first one is the primary market and the second one is the secondary market. Charact...

Home Loan Solution for Early Birds-“STEP UP LOAN”

- July 21, 2012

World of Finance by M.Vijaya Sai A famous quote always reminds us –“Start Early, Drive Slowly and Reach Safely”. Same thing holds good for early birds (who are in beginning of their carrier) whose dream is to build a home of their choice. But often these early birds fall short of funds that could build their dream homes. For those who fall in this category. Step up loan is your recipe. A famous quote always reminds us –“Start Early, Drive Slowly and Reach Safely”. Same thing holds good for early birds (who are in beginning of their carrier) whose dream is to build a home of their choice. But often these early birds fall short of funds that could build their dream homes. For those who fall in this category. Step up loan is your recipe. What is this Step up Loan? Step up loan is a banking solution that helps you to plan and leverage your future expected salary increment to increase the quantum of home loan you avail at ...

Arbitrage - "A new trend in stock trading"

- November 17, 2009

Arbitrage Arbitrage is the process where there is simultaneous purchase and sale of an asset in order to profit from a difference in the price of the similar financial instruments , on different markets or in different forms. A person who engages in this type of trading is called an arbitrageur. The term is applied to trading in financial instruments, such as bonds, stocks, derivatives, commodities and also currencies. Just an act of buying a product in one market and selling it in another for a higher price at some later time is not arbitrage. Arbitrage is when the transactions occur simultaneously to avoid exposure to market risk, or the risk assumed that prices may change in one market before both transactions are complete. In practical terms, this is only possible with securities and financial products which can be traded electronically. For example; this type of price arbitrage is very common, but it ignores the cost of transport, storage, risk, and other factors. "T...

Plan Your Financial Needs

- October 01, 2011

World of Finance by M.Vijaya Sai Whenever we start a project, the first thing that we invariably do is planning. And when it comes to finance and business, needless to say that, planning becomes important activity. So what is financial planning all about? Financial Planning can be termed as a process in which financial needs are assessed first, objectives to achieve monetary goals are set and assets and resources are evaluated and ways to increase them are devised. Why is financial planning important? Of course! The financial planning activity not only allows the person to learn about planning his finances but also helps him understand the importance of cash flows and investments and track expanses that come handy in the most unexpected situations. How is financial planning done? Yes, this is what this article is all about: Planning your financial needs..Keep reading. How to make a Financial Plan? Financial...

Company Deposits

- August 06, 2012

World of Finance by M.Vijaya Sai With the macro environment being tippy these days markets worldwide are behaving very volatile. In this situation how can one position safe and be assured good returns. This can be tackled skilfully through various investment product’s. One of those products is Company Deposits or Company Fixed Deposits. One famous quote tells us -"The reason saving comes before investing is that you need to have seed before you can sow it in anticipation of a harvest." truly one need to save well, as your money should turn out to be a good yielding crop with high return. How can we make it happen? We know banks tend to give lower rate of return on our regular savings account. While the Gold reaching tall peaks making it not affordable for common man. Investing in equity market and mutual funds seems to be very risky because of high volatility. Furthe...

Formula for Intraday traders

- March 15, 2010

World of Finance by M.Vijaya Sai We often hear market analysts or experienced traders talking about an equity price nearing a certain support or resistance level, each of which is important because it represents a point at which a major price movement is expected to occur. But how do these analysts and professional traders come up with these so-called levels? One of the most common methods is using pivot points, and here we take a look at how to calculate and interpret these technical tools. How to Calculate Pivot Points There are several different methods for calculating pivot points, the most common of which is the five-point system. This system uses the previous day's high, low and close, along with two support levels and two resistance levels (totaling five price points) to derive a pivot point. The equations are as follows: R2 = P + (H - L) = P + (R1 - S1) R1 = (P x 2) - L P = (H + L + C) / 3 S1 = (P x 2) - H S2 ...

Thoughts and ideologies behind the Successful people

- October 28, 2011

World of Finance by M.Vijaya Sai Thoughts and ideologies behind the Successful people · Carlos Slim - Net Worth (USD) Age Born Citizenship Residence Sources of wealth $74.4 billion 71 Mexico Mexico Mexico Telmex , América Móvil , Grupo Carso Mr. Slim says he likes competition in business, but blocks it at every turn. He loves talking about technology, but doesn't use a computer and prefers pen and paper. He hosts everyone from Bill Clinton to author Gabriel García Márquez at his Mexico City mansion, but is provincial in many ways, doesn't travel widely, and proudly says he owns no homes outside of Mexico. The 71-year-old tycoon controls more than 200 companies -- he says he's "lost count" -- in telecommunications, cigarettes, construction, mining, bicycles, soft-drinks, airlines, hotels, railways, banking and printing. In all...

Starting a Consultancy Business in India

- January 29, 2010

World of Finance by M.Vijaya Sai An individual planning to start his own consultancy in India, would like to have the answers for the following questions: Q1: Can I simultaneously start my own business / consultancy while working as an employee? Q2: Which is better from tax point of view: salaried employee vs. working as a consultant? Q3: If I start a consultancy, then what are the legal formalities? Q4: If working as a consultant, whether to open a sole proprietorship firm or work under individual’s name? Q5: If I open a sole proprietorship, whether any registration is required for it? Q6: How can I be sure that the name I’m going to use, say, “ABC Consultants” is unique and there is no other business or profession is being operated under the same name? What if in future I become famous and someone else copies my firm name? Q7: What is the status of sole proprietorship under Income Tax Act, 1961? Do I need to apply f...

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