If you are following financial news channels, websites and research reports, then by now, you must have heard about the term CAGR. In case till now, you are not able to figure out what is the CAGR and how compound annual growth rate is calculated, then this article might be a great help.CAGR stands for the Compound Annual Growth Rate.Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) … [Read more...] about CAGR: How to calculate Compound Annual Growth Rate
How does supply and demand affect stocks
Cause and effect analysis is one of the oldest ways to analyse What causes prices to move? If you understand the cause then only it will be easier to understand the reality of the stock market. Supply and Demand is the main cause why the share market moves up and down.Professional technical analysts suggest that a better way to trade is to understand the cause of price … [Read more...] about How does supply and demand affect stocks
Price to Sales Ratio: Is it the king of the value factors
In one of our earlier articles, we have discussed the price to earnings ratio, which is popularly known as P/E ratio or P/E multiple. In this article, we will tell you how to calculate price to sales ratio, and whether it is considered as the king of the value factors.The price to sales ratio is used as a profitability analysis tool to discover undervalued and overvalued … [Read more...] about Price to Sales Ratio: Is it the king of the value factors
How to calculate solvency ratios and measure financial leverage of a company
Solvency ratio measures the company’s ability to pay its long term debt obligations. Solvency ratio provides information related to the adequacy of cash flow and earnings to cover interest, other fixed costs and principal payments as they come due.In other words, solvency ratio measures the size of a company’s profitability and compares it to its obligations to assess the … [Read more...] about How to calculate solvency ratios and measure financial leverage of a company
What is dynamic support and resistance levels in stock market
The most basic tendency of traders is to buy stocks at a price level that they consider is very low and to sell a stock at a price that they consider is relatively high. When the majority of traders believe that price is relatively low, buying pressure overtakes the selling pressure and the price generally goes up. Likewise, when a majority of traders believe that a … [Read more...] about What is dynamic support and resistance levels in stock market