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A measure of investment performance relative to a selected benchmark.
A yearly report containing a company's financial, business and management information.
The lowest price at which a seller is currently willing to sell a security.
The process of distributing investments across different asset classes.
An attempt to benefit from price differences for the same or related asset in different markets.
An After Market Order is an order placed outside normal market hours for execution during the next eligible trading session.
Assets Under Management represents the total value of investments managed by a fund or investment manager.
Application Supported by Blocked Amount allows eligible IPO applicants to have the application amount blocked in their bank account.
The average price at which an investor has sold shares across multiple transactions.
Average True Range measures the average range of price movement over a selected period.
A period when market prices generally decline and investor sentiment becomes negative.
A measure of how much a security has historically moved relative to a benchmark.
The highest price a buyer is currently willing to pay for a security.
A stock generally associated with an established and financially strong company.
The accounting value of a company's net assets after liabilities are deducted.
A price movement beyond an established support, resistance or trading-range boundary.
A period when market prices generally rise and investor sentiment is positive.
A financial statement showing a company's assets, liabilities and shareholders' equity at a specific date.
A price movement below an important support level or established trading range.
An order structure designed to combine an entry with predefined profit and loss management instructions.
A technical indicator consisting of a moving average and upper and lower bands based on price volatility.
The difference between the price of a futures contract and the current spot price of the underlying asset.
Compound Annual Growth Rate represents the constant annual growth rate over a specified period.
A chart element showing the open, high, low and close prices for a selected period.
A gain that arises when an asset is sold for more than its acquisition cost.
A market mechanism that can temporarily restrict or halt trading after specified price movements.
Current Market Price refers to the price at which a security is currently trading.
Interest calculated on the original amount as well as previously accumulated interest.
An option that gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to buy an underlying asset at the specified strike price.
An option that gives the buyer the right, but not the obligation, to sell an underlying asset at the specified strike price.
A period when price moves within a relatively defined range without a strong directional trend.
A situation where one indicator or moving average crosses another and may provide a trading signal.
The process in which returns generate additional returns over time.
An action taken by a company that affects its shareholders or securities, such as dividends, bonuses or splits.
A decline in the price of an asset after a period of upward movement.
An account used to hold securities in electronic form.
A distribution made by a company to eligible shareholders, subject to applicable rules and approvals.
A moving-average measure used to smooth price data over a selected number of trading sessions.
A decline from a previous peak in the value of an investment or portfolio.
The number of shares that are delivered into investor demat accounts after eligible trades are settled.
A financial ratio comparing a company's debt with shareholders' equity.
Spreading investments across different assets, sectors or securities to reduce concentration risk.
Domestic Institutional Investors are Indian institutions that invest in financial markets.
The net purchase of securities by domestic institutional investors during a trading period.
The removal of a company's securities from trading on a stock exchange.
Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation and Amortization, often used to assess operating performance.
Earnings Per Share represents earnings attributable to each applicable share.
Ownership interest in a company, commonly represented through shares.
The date from which a share trades without entitlement to the relevant declared dividend, subject to applicable rules.
Exponential Moving Average gives greater weight to more recent price data.
The price or market condition at which a trader or investor initiates a position.
A valuation measure that broadly represents the value of a business including debt and excluding excess cash.
A trading signal generated when selected exponential moving averages cross one another.
The nominal value assigned to a share by the issuing company.
Shares generally available for trading in the market according to the applicable methodology.
The study of a company's financials, business, industry and other relevant factors.
A technical analysis method used to identify potential retracement levels based on Fibonacci ratios.
Cash generated by a business after accounting for necessary capital expenditure.
A standardized derivative contract to buy or sell an underlying asset at a specified price and future date.
Foreign Institutional Investors are overseas institutions investing in financial markets.
A chart area where price moves between levels without trades occurring across the intervening range.
Gross profit expressed as a percentage of revenue.
Good Till Triggered is an order facility offered by some brokers, subject to their terms and conditions.
A bullish technical pattern generally associated with a shorter-term moving average crossing above a longer-term moving average.
A bearish technical pattern generally associated with a shorter-term moving average crossing below a longer-term moving average.
The profit remaining after subtracting the cost of goods sold from revenue.
A strategy designed to reduce the potential impact of adverse price movements.
The highest traded price of a security during the preceding 52-week period.
A price peak that is higher than the previous significant price peak.
A price low that remains above the previous significant price low and may indicate an uptrend.
A chart pattern consisting of three peaks that may indicate a potential trend reversal.
A measure designed to track the performance of a selected group of securities.
An Initial Public Offering through which a company offers shares to the public for the first time.
An estimated value based on financial characteristics, assumptions and valuation methods.
A market-derived estimate of expected future volatility reflected in an option's price.
A term describing an option that currently has intrinsic value based on the underlying price and strike price.
A term generally used when an option's strike price is close to the current price of the underlying asset.
A term describing an option that currently has no intrinsic value based on the underlying price and strike price.
An order to buy or sell at a specified price or better, subject to available matching orders.
The ease with which an asset can be bought or sold without significant price impact.
A price peak that is below the previous significant peak and may indicate weakening upward momentum.
A price low that falls below the previous significant low and may indicate a downtrend.
The use of borrowed funds or margin to increase exposure to an investment or trade.
The standardized quantity of units represented by a derivatives contract.
The market value of a company's outstanding shares.
An order to buy or sell at the best available market price, subject to available liquidity.
Funds or collateral required to support certain trades or positions.
An indicator that smooths price data by calculating an average over selected periods.
A pooled investment vehicle that invests money from investors according to its stated objective.
Moving Average Convergence Divergence is a momentum indicator based on moving averages.
The strength and speed of price movement in a particular direction.
The process of valuing an open position based on its current market price.
A demand for additional funds or collateral when available margin falls below required levels.
A category of companies generally positioned between large-cap and small-cap companies by market capitalization.
Net Asset Value represents the per-unit value of a fund's assets after liabilities.
A major Indian stock-market index representing large companies listed on NSE.
The National Stock Exchange of India, one of India's major stock exchanges.
The percentage of revenue remaining as net profit after applicable expenses.
The per-unit value of a mutual fund's assets after accounting for liabilities.
A loan or credit exposure that has stopped generating income according to applicable banking classification rules.
The price at which trading begins for a security during a particular session.
The number of outstanding derivative contracts remaining open at a given time.
A condition in which an asset has experienced strong upward movement and may be considered extended by certain indicators.
A condition in which an asset has experienced strong downward movement and may be considered extended by certain indicators.
The profit generated from a company's core operations before interest and certain other non-operating items.
The Price-to-Earnings ratio compares a company's share price with its earnings per share.
The Price-to-Book ratio compares market value with the company's book value.
A calculated reference level used to identify potential support and resistance areas.
Selling part or all of a position to realize gains after a rise in price.
A ratio comparing put activity with call activity, commonly used as one measure of options-market positioning.
A valuation measure that relates a company's price-to-earnings ratio to its expected earnings growth.
The process of determining how much capital or how many units to allocate to a trade.
The proportion of a company's shares held by its promoters or controlling shareholders.
A temporary move against the prevailing price trend before the trend potentially resumes.
A price area where selling pressure may make it harder for an asset to move higher.
Relative Strength Index is a momentum indicator used to evaluate recent price strength and weakness.
A comparison between potential loss and potential gain associated with an investment or trade.
A temporary price movement against an established trend.
Return on Equity measures profitability relative to shareholders' equity.
Return on Capital Employed measures how effectively a company generates operating returns from capital employed.
An offer giving eligible existing shareholders an opportunity to purchase additional shares under specified terms.
A price area where buying interest may help limit further downward movement.
An order or strategy intended to limit losses when a specified price condition is reached.
A local price peak used by traders when analysing market structure.
A local price trough used to analyse market structure and potential support areas.
Simple Moving Average calculates the average price over a selected number of periods.
Systematic Investment Plan allows investors to invest a predetermined amount at regular intervals.
A short-term trading approach that seeks to capture relatively small price movements.
A market condition in which prices move within a relatively defined range without a clear trend.
A momentum indicator that compares a security's closing price with its recent price range.
A major Indian stock-market index associated with the Bombay Stock Exchange.
A corporate action that increases the number of shares while proportionally reducing the price per share.
The difference between the expected execution price and the actual execution price of an order.
The study of price, volume and market data using charts and indicators.
A stop-loss mechanism designed to move with favourable price movement according to specified rules.
The total value or volume of transactions during a specified period, depending on context.
A price level at which a trader or investor plans to exit or reassess a position.
A line drawn across significant price points to help identify the direction of a market trend.
A settlement cycle in which eligible securities transactions are generally settled one working day after the trade date.
A trading approach that seeks to participate in established market trends.
A market segment in which trades are subject to delivery-based settlement rather than normal intraday netting.
A market condition characterized by a series of generally higher highs and higher lows.
A price limit that restricts further upward movement of a security during a trading session.
The number of shares, contracts or units traded during a specified period.
Volume Weighted Average Price represents an average traded price weighted by volume.
A measure of how significantly and frequently the price of an asset changes over time.
A charting tool that displays traded volume across different price levels.
An option sensitivity measure describing how an option's theoretical value may respond to changes in implied volatility.
An average traded price calculated by weighting transactions according to their volume.
The lowest traded price of a security during the preceding 52-week period.
A chart pattern formed by converging trendlines that may precede a price breakout or breakdown.
A sudden price movement that quickly reverses and can produce conflicting trading signals.
The difference between a company's current assets and current liabilities.
A method used to calculate an annualized return when investments or withdrawals occur at irregular dates.
A bond that does not make regular interest payments and is generally issued at a discount to its face value.
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