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LTP (Last Traded Price) in stock market shows the price of the most recent trade. It's a live snapshot, not a prediction. Useful for tracking momentum, but don’t rely on it alone—volume and market depth matter too.
Titan shares dropped nearly 6% on July 8, 2025, after a weak Q1 update for FY26, triggering investor concern and wiping ₹900 crore off the Jhunjhunwala portfolio. Despite short-term weakness, long-term technicals remain intact. Here's what led to the slip and what it means for investors.
MTF in the stock market lets you buy more shares than you can afford by borrowing from your broker. It’s like using credit for stocks—high potential, but higher risk if things go south. Great for pros, risky for rookies.
Ola Electric shares dropped 6% after a Rs 107 crore block deal saw 2.41 crore shares traded at a discount. The buyer and seller remain unknown, fueling speculation and shaking investor confidence.
ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds) are smart, low-cost ways to invest in a basket of stocks, gold, or government companies—just like buying a thali instead of one dish! Learn what ETFs are, types like gold & CPSE, how to invest, and ETF vs mutual fund.
Sun Pharma’s founder steps down as MD, making way for Kirti Ganorkar. The stock may see a short dip, but with strong fundamentals and clear succession planning, long-term growth looks solid. Here’s what day traders should watch as markets open.
Jio BlackRock Mutual Fund is live with its leadership team, website, and early access launch. Combining Jio’s digital power and BlackRock’s investment expertise, the fund aims to make investing in India easy, affordable, and data-driven.
An IPO (Initial Public Offering) is when a private company lists its shares on the stock market for the first time — like its grand public debut! Learn what is IPO, how to pre-apply, check allotment status, understand GMP, SME IPOs, and decide if investing in IPOs suits you.
Curious about the types of trading in the Indian stock market? This guide breaks down Intraday, Delivery, Swing, Positional, and Derivatives trading—what they mean, who they’re for, and how to pick the one that fits your style. Simple, sharp, and with a hint of humor to keep it real.
Liquidity in the stock market means how easily a stock can be bought or sold without affecting its price. Liquid stocks trade fast with stable prices, while illiquid ones can trap you. Learn how liquidity works, what affects it, and why it matters for smarter investing.