Arbitrage
Definition of Arbitrage
Say for example a share trades at Rs. 1000 on NSE and Rs. 1002 on BSE. The share can be arbitraged by buying it on BSE and selling it on BSE for a profit of Rs. 2.
Related Terms
Internal Rate Of Return
Accumulation/Distribution Indicator (A/D)
- Accumulation: Denotes demand or the buying levels of a particular stock
- Distribution: Denotes the supply or the selling levels of a particular stock
Flipping
The real estate investor may flip the property after making small improvements to it, thereby increasing the chance of making potentially lucrative returns. Flipping is also a term used to describe an investor’s actions during an IPO.
For example, let’s assume Mr. Apple invests in the IPO of Juice & Co. and intends to sell the shares days or weeks after the company’s stock is available on the secondary market.
The stock soars on the first day of listing, right at the opening bell, and Mr. Apple sells. In such a case, Mr. Apple will have earned potential profits by flipping IPO shares.
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- Kijun-sen
- Senkou span A
- Senkou span B
- Chikou span
Abandoned Baby Pattern
Bullish Abandoned Baby Pattern
- Candle #1: Red in color & forms during a downward trend
- Candle #2: Forms a Doji Star below Candle #1’s closing price
- Candle #3: Leads to a bullish trend & forms above the Doji Star (similar size to Candle #1)
Bearish Abandoned Baby Pattern
- Candle #1: Green in color & forms during an upward trend
- Candle #2: Forms a Doji Star above Candle #1’s closing price
- Candle #3: Leads to a bearish trend & forms below the Doji Star (similar size to Candle #1)
Dividend Yield
Dividend Yield: Dividend Per Share / Current Shar Price
A high dividend yield indicates a company’s willingness to redistribute more profits to shareholders, while a low dividend yield signals the opposite.

