22Aug 2026 by SSM Desk No Comments
Rights Entitlement (RE) Shares: Definition and Process of Buying

Rights Entitlement (RE) Shares: Definition and Process of Buying

Market Knowledge, Trading Strategies
What are Rights Entitlement (RE) Shares? Rights Entitlement (RE) shares are temporary dematerialized securities issued to existing shareholders of a company during a rights issue. They represent the shareholder’s eligibility to purchase additional shares at a discounted price, proportionate to their current holdings. REs are credited to the shareholder’s Demat account based on a predetermined ratio (e.g., 1:5 means 1 new share for every 5 held) and a record date set by the company. Key features of RE shares: Temporary Credit: REs are valid only until the rights issue subscription period ends. If unused, they expire and become worthless. Tradable: Shareholders can sell their REs on stock exchanges (e.g., NSE/BSE) during a limited trading window. Discount Benefit: Rights issues are typically priced below the market value, allowing shareholders to increase their stake at a…
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01Mar 2026 by SSM Desk No Comments
Share Market Outlook for March 2026 in India

Share Market Outlook for March 2026 in India

Market Knowledge, Trading Strategies
Here is a detailed analysis of the Indian share market for March 2026, based on the latest available information. As of the beginning of March 2026, the Indian stock market is navigating a period of high volatility and uncertainty, primarily driven by a major escalation in geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. After showing some resilience in February, the market is now bracing for a potentially turbulent month ahead. 📉 Market Outlook for March 2026: Geopolitical Jitters Take Centre Stage The outlook for March is dominated by a bearish sentiment, with analysts predicting continued volatility and a downward bias. The primary catalyst is the recent military action by the US and Israel against Iran, which has sent shockwaves through global financial markets. Key Factors Influencing the Market: Escalating Israel-Iran Conflict: The…
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23Feb 2026 by SSM Desk No Comments
ROI | How much money have I made (or lost) on this stock compared to what I put in?

ROI | How much money have I made (or lost) on this stock compared to what I put in?

Market Knowledge
ROI stands for Return on Investment. In the simplest terms, it is a measure used to evaluate the efficiency or profitability of an investment. It calculates the percentage of profit or loss you have made on a particular investment relative to its cost. In the Indian stock market, ROI helps you answer the fundamental question: "How much money have I made (or lost) on this stock compared to what I put in?" The Basic Formula While the concept is simple, ROI can be calculated in a few ways depending on what you want to measure. The most basic formula is: ���=Final Value of Investment−Initial Value of InvestmentInitial Value of Investment×100ROI=Initial Value of InvestmentFinal Value of Investment−Initial Value of Investment​×100 Example: You buy 10 shares of Reliance Industries at ₹2,500 each. Your Initial Investment = ₹25,000. One year later, you sell those 10 shares at ₹3,000 each. Your Final Value = ₹30,000. ROI = (30,000 - 25,000)…
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