Stock Watering
Dilution of equity share capital of a company by creating additional shares when such additionality is not justified. As a result of this, dividends may not be maintained at the previous levels, and in the case of the subsequent liquidation of the company the shareholders may be paid less
Stop Loss
it is when a client order his broker to sell a share if its market price falls to a certain level below the current price. It is a method of protecting one’s profits, or reducing one’s loss, while waiting for the market to recover.
Stop Order
it is when a client order’s his broker to buy or sell a share or shares at a particular price. This is called the stop order . Stop orders are given to buy always at a price a little above the current market price, and to sell always at a little below, to protect a profit or limit a loss on a short sale.
Switch Order
it is a two – part order in which the subsequent part is dependent on the fulfillment of the antecedent, e.g., sell 5000 TISCO at Rs 500, then buy 10000 TELCO AT Rs 525.
Swot Analysis
it is a type of FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS of the health of a company by examining its strengths(S), weaknesses (W), business opportunities (O), and any threats (T) or dangers it might be exposed to. basicalluy it’s a tool that identifies the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of an organization.
Systematic Risk
An investment risk that is common to all securities of the same class, and cannot be avoided by diversifying one’s portfolio. Economic, social, or political factors will cause price fluctuations of all shares alike. certain firms will be affected by systematic risk more than others: firms whose sales fluctuate widely, firms financed largely with borrowed money, rapidly growing firms, firms with low current ratios, and small firms.