“Sensex” and “Nifty” are the words related to stock market. But what do these words actually mean? Both Sensex and Nifty are the market indexes/indices that represent the market. They are the touchstones for any country’s stock market, for the outgrowth in the industry as well as for the individual investor’s portfolio.
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The term Intraday Trading means that the buying and selling of the stocks are done on the same day. While buying stock, the person has to specifically mention ‘intraday’ on the portal through which he is buying stocks. Through this trading, the traders earn money by buying or selling stocks and derivatives on the same day from price fluctuations at given point of time. The profits earned on this intraday trading of stocks are speculative gains and loss as speculative loss.
Financial Statements are prepared based on certain assumptions and three fundamental assumptions are: Going Concern, Consistency and Accrual.
Net worth, in layman’s language means the sum of all the assets owned by an individual or a company, minus any debts or liabilities. This net worth help in measuring wealth and works as a financial indicator for all the persons.
The formula for calculating net worth for company is calculated in the same way as the net worth of an individual is calculated i.e., by subtracting net liabilities from net assets.
Net worth of company = Net Assets – Net liabilities
Golden Rules of Accounting provides the basis to record all day to day financial business transactions in the Journal Book. Every entry in this book has a Double-Entry System. To understand the Golden rules of accounting, first, we have to know the types of accounts as per the golden rules of accounts because rules are applied to the transaction on the basis of the type of accounts included in the transaction.
The central bank of India i.e., Reserve bank of India (RBI) formulates and monitors various policies which to regulate the flow of money in the economy. These policies also help in controlling the situations of inflation in the country. In this context, repo rate and reverse repo rate are instruments of RBI’s monetary policy that can help control the money supply in the economy.
Nifty and Sensex, both are calculated based on free-float market capitalisation method. Similar to nifty, sensex is also reflector of market.