Trade tariffs are government-imposed taxes on imported goods, making them costlier to encourage domestic production and protect local industries.

The Indian equity market, once celebrated for its resilience in turbulent times, has faced an exceptionally challenging phase over the past five months starting October 2024.

The Indian markets have experienced a challenging phase in recent months, weighed down by sluggish economic growth and weak quarterly earnings that have failed to justify elevated equity valuations, even after a major correction.

The Indian rupee has been on a consistent decline against the U.S. dollar since Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election.

The Indian stock market has been witnessing significant turmoil in recent months, leaving investors scrambling to adjust their strategies.

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) have stood out, generating gains even as broader indices, including the Nifty and Nifty Realty index, posted negative returns.

Imagine, after conducting thorough research, you are confident that a particular stock will rise.

In this special report, Manoj Reddy Sama provides a detailed examination of the key segments within commercial real estate

In this issue, we begin exploring put spread strategies, following our deep dive into call spreads in the last four issues.

The Nifty India Consumption index represents a diversified portfolio of companies from the domestic consumption sectors such as consumer durables, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), healthcare, automotive, telecom services, pharmaceuticals, hotels, media and entertainment, etc.

In this issue, we explore the Call Ratio Spread strategy in its Net Debit variant, a versatile approach for traders expecting moderate bullish market movement. Unlike the Net Credit variant, the Net Debit version requires an upfront investment but offers a more aggressive profit potential. Let’s dive into how our assumed trader Sarvani Shah employs the Call Ratio Spread (Sell More) to align with her current market expectations