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Author: Abhishek Malhotra
In the world of investing, bubbles are not uncommon. History is full of stories of how market exuberance can inflate certain sectors or asset classes far beyond their intrinsic value, only to later burst and come crashing down. One of the most well-known bubbles is the tech bubble—often referred to as the “dot-com bubble”—which dramatically shaped the investment landscape. But what happens to companies outside the booming sector during these times? How do non-tech stocks behave when investors are riding high on tech mania? If you’re an investor who has been keeping tabs on the share market, you might be…
If you are new to stock market trading, you could have come across a group of inexpensive stocks. Typically, stock market lower levels are where one may find them. Penny stocks are these. These are issued by businesses with a market value of less than Rs 5,000 crore. Investing in penny stocks takes attention and caution since they carry a high risk and have the potential to yield profits that are above average. Few full-service brokerages even sell penny stocks to their clients due to the inherent dangers associated with them. Shares that are traded for less than $1 are…