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Forward Contracts – Concept And Example
Forwards are the simplest form of a derivative contract. We can define a forward contract as an agreement between two parties to exchange a specific asset on a specified future date at a predetermined price (forward price). Both the delivery and the payment is made on the specified future date. The concept of forward contracts…
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The Best Amul Ads Featuring Sachin Tendulkar
In this picture post, dedicated to the quintessential Amul Girl, we will showcase the best Amul Ads featuring the Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar. With Sachin playing his final test match, India truly retires hurt. With Tendulkar retiring from One Day International cricket, Amul celebrates the rare gem. Amul Girl gives her Good wishes for…
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How To Create Your Own Stock Market Index [With Real Life Example]
Have you ever wondered whether it possible to create your own Stock Market Index like the Sensex or the Nifty? The Answer is yes and today, as a fun activity, I will teach you how you can Create your very own Stock Market Index. However, before we start, let us understand what a Stock Market…
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7 Qualities Of A Professional Blogger
Those of you who are into blogging would realise that making a living out of it is not easy. It is demanding and takes years of patience and hard-work to make a name for yourself in the competitive world of professional blogging. Yet, there are bloggers who have shunned well paying careers in favour of blogging…
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How To Drive Traffic To Old Blog Posts
You work really hard to update your blog on a regular basis and your hard work pays off when you see all your newly posted articles attracting a good amount of traffic.Yet, you find that your average page views remain the same. Why?Because all the while your new posts are basking in glory, some of…
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101 Killer Blog Niche Ideas For Your Next Blogging Adventure
Do you know that you can make money online by creating a blog on a topic (niche) of your choice and then monetizing (displaying advertisements) it by partnering with an Advertisement program like Google Adsense. Believe me there are bloggers around who have given up high paying full time jobs to focus solely on blogging. You…
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Why Your Business Needs A LinkedIn Presence?
LinkedIn is the world’s largest professional network which is why your business needs to have a LinkedIn presence. Not convinced? Wait till you read the following arguments. 1. Creating A Business Profile On LinkedIn Is a Brand Building Exercise. Creating a profile for your business on LinkedIn is indeed an effective brand building exercise that gives…
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14 Stock Market Investment Tips For Beginners
To be a successful Stock Market Investor, one needs to have the right approach towards Investing. In this post I share with you a 14 Stock Market Investment tips that will help you emerge a winner in the long run. Seek Long Term Value Appreciation: In the stock markets, one would encounter…
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The Basics of Affiliate Marketing Explained
Affiliate marketing is one of the most popular ways of making money online. That’s not to say that affiliate marketing is easy – it takes hard work and a lot of research to be a successful affiliate marketer. However, it does have lower barriers to entry than other money-making techniques. If you have an Internet connection,…
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Creative 1Click.ge Origami Print Ads
In this Picture post I will share with you 3 creative print advertisements by 1Click.ge – a company based in Ukraine. 1Click.ge Cheetah Origami Print Advertisement Headlined “Quick Money Loans”, the advertisements depict 3 Origami art-forms – A Cheetah, an Eagle and a Rocket – all known to be extremely “Quick”. Interestingly, the paper used for…
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How To Use P/E Ratio To Take Investment Decisions?
P/E Ratio or the Price-Earnings Ratio is simply the ratio between the Market price of a share and its Earnings per Share (EPS).In other words, P/E Ratio = Market Price per share / EPSFor example, if a company’s shares are currently trading @ Rs. 200 and its EPS as per the latest financial statements is…
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Regulatory Agencies In India And Their Functions
The following is a list of regulatory agencies operational in India and their functions: Security Market: Regulator: Securities and Exchange Board of India To protect the interests of investors in securities and to promote the development of, and to regulate the securities market and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. Insurance Industry: Regulator: Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority…
