Research yourself and use YouTube as it has numerous of videos related to the same!! Also you can read many books related to the market in which I would suggest you to read these two- 1)An intelligent investor, By Benjamin Graham 2)The Warren Buffett way, By Warren Buffett.
Research yourself and use YouTube as it has numerous of videos related to the same!!
Also you can read many books related to the market in which I would suggest you to read these two-
If you're planning to invest in stock market then choose the right company which Is still undervalued or whose stock is still trading at discounted value and go on!!
If you’re planning to invest in stock market then choose the right company which Is still undervalued or whose stock is still trading at discounted value and go on!!
The Marginal Cost of Capital (MCC), is sometimes called the Opportunity Cost of Capital (OCC) or Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC). It represents the average amount of money it costs a company to add one more unit of debt or equity.
The Marginal Cost of Capital (MCC), is sometimes called the Opportunity Cost of Capital (OCC) or Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC).
It represents the average amount of money it costs a company to add one more unit of debt or equity.
These are the steps you can do to get to know about Fundamental analysis- 1) You can use Zerodha varsity Application (available for free). 2) You can read free books related to the same. 3) You can watch Aswath Damodaran on YouTube and learn from him. 4) You can search the same in YouTube and variouRead more
These are the steps you can do to get to know about Fundamental analysis-
1) You can use Zerodha varsity Application (available for free).
2) You can read free books related to the same.
3) You can watch Aswath Damodaran on YouTube and learn from him.
4) You can search the same in YouTube and various different playlists will appear in which you can take numerous different insights from them.
5) Don’t forget to do this-
Go to the moneycontrol app and choose any company of which you want to do analysis, then apply the insights you have taken from any of the above 4 steps and see if you are understanding it or not!!
"Digital payments will be the future of finance post covid-19." This can be said with certainty but there's other side of the coin too which suggest that after the pandemic people will tend to hold money due to uncertain economic conditions. But different aspects which occurred during this pandemic,Read more
“Digital payments will be the future of finance post covid-19.”
This can be said with certainty but there’s other side of the coin too which suggest that after the pandemic people will tend to hold money due to uncertain economic conditions.
But different aspects which occurred during this pandemic, gave a push to digitalization of the economy. Also, one thing I would like to mention that in India crypto currencies are not being allowed by RBI to roll out but in future they will have to eventually allow them to be taken into use too, as they are future of economic revolution as you can see that western countries are already adapting them into their economic system.
At last I would like to mention that without digital payments and their evolution, no country can achieve the ultimate supremacy and so it will have to be adapted and evolved with time by everyone.
There are many such apps available like moneycontrol app , investing.com app etc.I personally use moneycontrol app. They also have features like make Your own portfolio in which virtual trading can be done for learning and other purposes.
There are many such apps available like moneycontrol app , investing.com app etc.I personally use moneycontrol app. They also have features like make Your own portfolio in which virtual trading can be done for learning and other purposes.
In this case CGST and SGST payable will comes at 46,800.IGST payable will be Nil. I'm not attaching the solution of the the above question but will be providing notes for all the notable points by which it could be solved by you on your own, if still the problem will persist then will share the soluRead more
In this case CGST and SGST payable will comes at 46,800.IGST payable will be Nil.
I’m not attaching the solution of the the above question but will be providing notes for all the notable points by which it could be solved by you on your own, if still the problem will persist then will share the solution with you.
Points to be Noted in the sum given above:
1. Since Loveall University provides education recognized by law, it is an educational institution and services provided to an educational institution, by way of conduct of examination by such institution are exempt from
GST.
2. In case of legal services provided by an advocate to any business entity GST is payable under reverse charge by
the recipient of service.
3. In case of services supplied by,State Government by way of renting of immovable property to a person registered under the CGST Act, GST is payable under reverse charge by the recipient of service.
4. The amount available in the electronic credit ledger may be used for making payment towards output tax.
However, tax payable under reverse charge is not an output tax. Therefore, tax payable under reverse charge
cannot be set off against the input tax credit and thus, will have to be paid in cash.
Ans will be - B) when MR= MC Maximum profit is the level of output where MC equals MR. As long as the revenue of producing another unit of output (MR) is greater than the cost of producing that unit of output (MC), the firm will increase its profit by using more variable input to produce more outputRead more
Ans will be – B) when MR= MC
Maximum profit is the level of output where MC equals MR.
As long as the revenue of producing another unit of output (MR) is greater than the cost of producing that unit of output (MC), the firm will increase its profit by using more variable input to produce more output.
When Banks need money they go to RBI and there they use Repo(Repurchase options). Repo is an instrument for borrowing funds by selling securities with an agreement to repurchase the securities on a mutually agreed future date at a price which will be aggreed but both bank and RBI. It can be summed uRead more
When Banks need money they go to RBI and there they use Repo(Repurchase options). Repo is an instrument for borrowing funds by selling securities with an agreement to repurchase the securities on a mutually agreed future date at a price which will be aggreed but both bank and RBI. It can be summed up as comercial banks being seller of security and RBI is buyer of security, seller sells security and receives cash whereas later, seller repurchases securities & pays the amount originally received+return on money for number of days for which the money was used.
Now , reverse Repo(Reverse repurchased options) is used for lending funds by purchasing security with an agreement to resell them on a mutually agreed date at a price which will be aggreed. Here, RBI sells security & recieves cash and then it repurchase securities and pays the amount originally received+ Returns on money for number of days for which the money was used.
Practical Knowledge of Market And Trading
Research yourself and use YouTube as it has numerous of videos related to the same!! Also you can read many books related to the market in which I would suggest you to read these two- 1)An intelligent investor, By Benjamin Graham 2)The Warren Buffett way, By Warren Buffett.
Research yourself and use YouTube as it has numerous of videos related to the same!!
Also you can read many books related to the market in which I would suggest you to read these two-
1)An intelligent investor, By Benjamin Graham
2)The Warren Buffett way, By Warren Buffett.
Investing
If you're planning to invest in stock market then choose the right company which Is still undervalued or whose stock is still trading at discounted value and go on!!
If you’re planning to invest in stock market then choose the right company which Is still undervalued or whose stock is still trading at discounted value and go on!!
See lessCost of Capital
The Marginal Cost of Capital (MCC), is sometimes called the Opportunity Cost of Capital (OCC) or Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC). It represents the average amount of money it costs a company to add one more unit of debt or equity.
The Marginal Cost of Capital (MCC), is sometimes called the Opportunity Cost of Capital (OCC) or Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC).
It represents the average amount of money it costs a company to add one more unit of debt or equity.
See lessFundamental analysis
These are the steps you can do to get to know about Fundamental analysis- 1) You can use Zerodha varsity Application (available for free). 2) You can read free books related to the same. 3) You can watch Aswath Damodaran on YouTube and learn from him. 4) You can search the same in YouTube and variouRead more
These are the steps you can do to get to know about Fundamental analysis-
1) You can use Zerodha varsity Application (available for free).
2) You can read free books related to the same.
3) You can watch Aswath Damodaran on YouTube and learn from him.
4) You can search the same in YouTube and various different playlists will appear in which you can take numerous different insights from them.
5) Don’t forget to do this-
Go to the moneycontrol app and choose any company of which you want to do analysis, then apply the insights you have taken from any of the above 4 steps and see if you are understanding it or not!!
See lessDigital payments
"Digital payments will be the future of finance post covid-19." This can be said with certainty but there's other side of the coin too which suggest that after the pandemic people will tend to hold money due to uncertain economic conditions. But different aspects which occurred during this pandemic,Read more
“Digital payments will be the future of finance post covid-19.”
This can be said with certainty but there’s other side of the coin too which suggest that after the pandemic people will tend to hold money due to uncertain economic conditions.
But different aspects which occurred during this pandemic, gave a push to digitalization of the economy. Also, one thing I would like to mention that in India crypto currencies are not being allowed by RBI to roll out but in future they will have to eventually allow them to be taken into use too, as they are future of economic revolution as you can see that western countries are already adapting them into their economic system.
At last I would like to mention that without digital payments and their evolution, no country can achieve the ultimate supremacy and so it will have to be adapted and evolved with time by everyone.
See lessStock market watchlist
There are many such apps available like moneycontrol app , investing.com app etc.I personally use moneycontrol app. They also have features like make Your own portfolio in which virtual trading can be done for learning and other purposes.
There are many such apps available like moneycontrol app , investing.com app etc.I personally use moneycontrol app. They also have features like make Your own portfolio in which virtual trading can be done for learning and other purposes.
See lessCa inter tax gst
In this case CGST and SGST payable will comes at 46,800.IGST payable will be Nil. I'm not attaching the solution of the the above question but will be providing notes for all the notable points by which it could be solved by you on your own, if still the problem will persist then will share the soluRead more
In this case CGST and SGST payable will comes at 46,800.IGST payable will be Nil.
I’m not attaching the solution of the the above question but will be providing notes for all the notable points by which it could be solved by you on your own, if still the problem will persist then will share the solution with you.
Points to be Noted in the sum given above:
1. Since Loveall University provides education recognized by law, it is an educational institution and services provided to an educational institution, by way of conduct of examination by such institution are exempt from
GST.
2. In case of legal services provided by an advocate to any business entity GST is payable under reverse charge by
the recipient of service.
3. In case of services supplied by,State Government by way of renting of immovable property to a person registered under the CGST Act, GST is payable under reverse charge by the recipient of service.
4. The amount available in the electronic credit ledger may be used for making payment towards output tax.
See lessHowever, tax payable under reverse charge is not an output tax. Therefore, tax payable under reverse charge
cannot be set off against the input tax credit and thus, will have to be paid in cash.
Ca inter tax
Medical expenses reimbursed by the employer will be fully Taxable under the head Salaries.
Medical expenses reimbursed by the employer will be fully Taxable under the head Salaries.
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Ans will be - B) when MR= MC Maximum profit is the level of output where MC equals MR. As long as the revenue of producing another unit of output (MR) is greater than the cost of producing that unit of output (MC), the firm will increase its profit by using more variable input to produce more outputRead more
Ans will be – B) when MR= MC
Maximum profit is the level of output where MC equals MR.
As long as the revenue of producing another unit of output (MR) is greater than the cost of producing that unit of output (MC), the firm will increase its profit by using more variable input to produce more output.
See lessIn Money Market, what is the main difference between Repo and Reverse Repo Rate?
When Banks need money they go to RBI and there they use Repo(Repurchase options). Repo is an instrument for borrowing funds by selling securities with an agreement to repurchase the securities on a mutually agreed future date at a price which will be aggreed but both bank and RBI. It can be summed uRead more
When Banks need money they go to RBI and there they use Repo(Repurchase options). Repo is an instrument for borrowing funds by selling securities with an agreement to repurchase the securities on a mutually agreed future date at a price which will be aggreed but both bank and RBI. It can be summed up as comercial banks being seller of security and RBI is buyer of security, seller sells security and receives cash whereas later, seller repurchases securities & pays the amount originally received+return on money for number of days for which the money was used.
Now , reverse Repo(Reverse repurchased options) is used for lending funds by purchasing security with an agreement to resell them on a mutually agreed date at a price which will be aggreed. Here, RBI sells security & recieves cash and then it repurchase securities and pays the amount originally received+ Returns on money for number of days for which the money was used.
See less