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What are the risks in ‘IPO Flipping’?

Flipping is the practice of an investor buying an item to hold for a little time and then selling it for a quick profit. Short-term investors sometimes buy stocks with the intention of selling them quickly in order to make significant profits. In the investing market, this activity is frequently referred to as “flipping.”The practice …

Are stock market investments meant for losers?

Though stock market frauds highlight the volatile nature of certain risky trades, retail investors should concentrate on avoiding any mistakes. The investing landscape is inherently an oxymoron, with conventional techniques frequently leading to unexpected outcomes. This contradiction is expressed via the wisdom of investment icons such as Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger, whose experience highlights an unusual yet practical method …

Why are retail investors safer if they stay away from derivatives?

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), India’s capital markets regulator, is clearly concerned about the high level of retail investors’ involvement with equities market derivatives. It may be noted that far too many people have just entered the F&O (Futures & Options) game, and it is highly unlikely that they completely understand the risks that …