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Hello friends lets understand most complicated subject  for F&O traders  F&O income may start getting the same tax treatment as lotteries and cryptocurrencies. Currently, income from F&O transactions is treated as a business income and taxed according to in come slab slabs of 5%,20%, 30%   What is the tax to be paid for F&O trades? Income from trading in F&O (both intraday or overnight) on all the recognized exchanges (such as NSE, BSE, MCX etc) is considered as non-speculative business income f&O TRADE.   is reported under the head ‘Business’ in Income Tax Return (“ITR”) and information is given as per the frequency or volumes of trades done. What is the turnover in derivatives? Turnover is calculated as the difference of total of positive and negative values for Futures segment. It makes no difference, whether the difference is positive or negative. These values are aggregated and the turnover is calculated. With respect to Options, Premium is to be includ

Hello friends lets understand below topic so we can understand market volatility  What is volatility in the context of the stock markets? What is volatility in the context of the stock markets? We often read in the newspapers or watch in news channels about Sensex and Nifty going up and down. Headlines such as “Sensex in the red” or “Nifty in the green” are common. Since the market’s movements are driven by the changes in stock prices, the ups and downs are a natural part of the process. But when these ups and downs happen too frequently, the markets are termed as volatile. In technical terms, according to Investopedia, “volatility is a statistical measure of the dispersion of returns for a given security or market index.” Volatility is associated with big swings in either the positive or negative direction of the markets. Volatility in the stock market is also associated with risks. Investments risks increase with increased volatility in the stock markets. This risk can be interpreted

Hello friends lets understand about Cement Sector Many things are connected with this , sector that can be good for your investment for short of long term many - Investment companies are Bullish on this sector why lets find below  We stand tall at 2 place in this sector  India, with 298 million tonne (FY 2022 & 2023 ) is the second biggest producer of cement in the world after China. It has 8 per cent of the global installed capacity in cement production 2. It has a total of 210 large cement plants, out of which 77 are in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu. Growing demand on Real estate and infra development projects cant move without this we need to connect dots for every investment how lets understand  Home sales - increase ( Cement ) Rail infra Development  - ( Cement ) Any big infra project of Govt  or pvt sector - ( Cement )  List is too long we do export as well first we need to full-fill our demand first some time we have shortage of supply      the most

  Hello friends lets understand most important part of our life anything we do we must have goals   Whether your goal is to save for a down payment on a home, pay off debt, or build an emergency fund, having a clear objective in mind can help you stay motivated and focused. It can also help you make smarter financial decisions, such as choosing to invest in a retirement account rather than buying something that you don’t need. Be smart and set smart goals When setting financial goals, it’s important to make them specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound. For example, rather than saying, “I want to save money,” you might set a goal to save Rs. 50,000 over the next 12 months. By setting specific targets and deadlines, you can track your progress and make adjustments as needed. Classification of financial goals Once a list of various goals is prepared, they need to be classified in terms of two criteria: time to goal and importance of the goal. 1.  Time to goal:  First of

 Hello friends in today's generation we need to understand Needs, wants, and desires Managing money is about taking care of income and expenses. The expenses include various regular expenses, financial goals, investments, tax payments, and payments towards insurance premiums, among others. The regular expenses or even some of the large lump sum expenses could be towards basic needs or towards wants or desires. While the three terms are often used interchangeably, they are not, and hence, it is important to understand the difference between them. Needs: These are things that are essential for our survival and well-being. Food, a roof over the head, water, clothing, and healthcare are among some examples of needs. It is not possible to live without these, and hence the needs assume priority when one plans one’s spending budget. Wants: Once the needs are met, we strive for things beyond those, for things that are not essential for our survival but enhance the quality of life. Entertai

  Hello friends lets understand leading & lagging indicators  Leading & lagging Indicators Classifying Indicators There are five types of indicators in technical analysis. Let’s put these indicators in the right bag. Trend indicators – It is a lagging indicator to analyze if the market is moving up or down. Mean reversion indicators – A lagging indicator that measures the length of the price swing before it retraces back. Relative strength indicators – It is an oscillator which is a leading indicator that measures the buying and selling pressure in the market. Momentum indicators – This leading indicator evaluates the speed with which the price changes over time. Volume indicators – could act as a leading or a lagging indicator that tallies up trades and quantify the buyers and sellers in the market. Examples of leading indicators The widely accepted and used leading indicators include: Fibonacci Retracement channel Support and Resistance levels Example is below  Keep reading k

  Best Railway Shares in India (as per Market Capitalization) Hello friends lets understand about railway stocks  Railways Industry in India is one of the largest ones in the world. For over 170+ years, the sector has been catering to millions of passengers every single day. From daily commutes to freight transfers, the widespread network of railways has been contributing significantly to the Indian economy’s growth. Railway Industry in India - A Quick Glimpse India's railway network has a long history. It dates back to the British colonial era, wherein the first passenger train ran from Mumbai to Thane in 1853. Since this period, the Indian Railways has grown exponentially. It is a state-owned enterprise comprising millions of miles of tracks, numerous stations, and a vast fleet of trains. Railways in India operate passenger services, suburban trains, and luxury trains, too, connecting remote villages to major cities. Apart from passenger services, this sector plays a key role in