Financial Planning

Animals in the Stock Market are commonly used terminology to define specific characteristics of the type of traders or investors or market scenario. Have you heard/watched the movie ‘The Wolf of Wall Street” starring Leonardo DiCaprio as  Jordan Belfort? If yes, then have you wondered why he has been referred to a wolf in the movie? What’s an animal doing in the stock market-based movie? We are going to discuss most commonly used animals in the stock market. 1. Bulls The bulls represent the investors or traders who are optimistic about the future prospects of the share market. They believe that the market will continue its upward trend. Bulls are the ones who drive the share price of a company higher. 2. Bears Bears are the investors or traders who are totally opposite of the bulls. They are convinced that the market is headed for a fall. Bears are pessimistic about the future aspects of the share market and believe that the market is going to be in RED. The 

No one can predict what the future holds, but everyone can prepare to meet future uncertainties. Valentine's Day as a concept evokes a mixed reaction from all quarters. While some deem it as a commercial event popularised by corporates to give another reason for people to indulge, others regard this day as a celebration of love and affection. Irrespective of your bent of mind, it cannot be denied that, at the core, Valentine’s Day is an occasion for all couples to make special efforts for appreciating their significant other and renewing their promise for a happy life together. While buying gifts, going out for movies or dining at fine restaurants are the most common ways of celebration, a more meaningful way to mark this day would be to lay a strong foundation for a secure future together. No one can accurately predict what the future holds, but everyone can prepare to meet future uncertainties by effective financial planning. Financial planning for couples has come