What is the difference between Dividend and Buyback ? Which is important ?
1/ Today's thread on Dividend vs Buyback. What is the difference?
You will understand:
- Dividend and Buyback
- Time frame
- Eligibility criteria with Important dates
- Tax implications
- Types and methods
- Reasons company opt for pay dividend or buyback
2/ Dividend and Buyback are two main ways through which the company rewards its shareholders and also help to boost the shareholders returns. Let us understand dividend and buyback on various factors.
3/ Types and Methods :-
4/ Eligibility criteria with important dates :-
5/ Every investor should understand tax implication on dividend and share buyback – this is one of the most important aspect 👇
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What is the difference between full service broker and discount broker? Which one is best and why?
A Thread 🧵👇
1/ Any transaction in the stock market, whether it is a buy or sell transaction, requires a broker’s intervention. They work like an agent between the stock market and market participants.
2/ Brokers are registered members of exchanges regulated by the Security and Exchange board of India (SEBI).
How much can the market fall or rise in a single day?
A thread on Circuit Filters 🧵👇
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Circuits are the limits placed on market movements on daily basis to control volatility. It is a measure taken by stock exchanges to ensure the stability of the market.
There are 2 types of circuits: Lower circuit (on falling market) & Upper circuit (on rising market).
A circuit filter of 10% indicates that a particular stock/index cannot rise or fall more than 10% on a single day.
Stocks and indices have different circuit filters. Let's begin our discussion with Index circuit filters.
1/ A mutual fund is an organisation or company where people like you & me come together, give your money to the organisation to manage it with the objective stated in the offer document (agreement). These organisations invest into various asset classes like equities, bonds, etc.
2/ Any mutual funds have to register themselves with Indian Trust Act, 1882. They’re not registered as a company. The following is the structure of MF industry :
What is intangible asset? Why investors should focus on it?
1/ Well, everyone knows an Intangible asset is not physical in nature i.e., it is something that we cannot touch. Let explore more into the concept of intangible assets – a valuable driver for companies.
2/ Intangible assets include goodwill, brand value, patent, copyright, trademark, etc. It is important to evaluate these assets as they are a valuable contributor to a company for long-term success or failure. For instance, companies like Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft