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No. Investment banking doesn't have to be part of core banking and/or minimal banking services. Investment banking is essentially a very different type of banking, it is not the same as retail, commercial or trade banking (which would constitute as core banking).
The role of a mutual fund is to provide avenues of investment for the normal investor who does not have the expertise or the time to have a direct investment in the stock marketbut at the same time wants to gain exposure to the stock market for its high return potential.
The same rules of investment in the stock market and the same risks still apply today and will continue to apply in good times or bad times. To put it succinctly, there are no guarantees with stock market investments. A stock broker can give you advice and give you statistics on average yearly returns, but there are no promises with the stock market. If you are a long-term investor, it could be wise to go the stock market route because you have time to ride out the cycles. However, if you are looking for a return within the next five years, the stock market could be risky.
Yes they are. Since mutual funds invest in the stock market they carry the same risk that stock market has. If the price of stocks tumbles due to some reason, the value of a mutual fund goes down and hence our investment worth also goes down. Certain type of funds like debt funds and balanced funds do not bear the brunt of a stock market collapse but they suffer losses too, during an economic crisis.
Null defines the value in a banking account as zero, no value. Zero or null are used to state the same idea on banking and investment documents.
Minors are subject to all of the same taxes as adults. The minor may also be subject to a special "kiddie tax" on investment income.
If one wants to trade stock on BIDU, one needs to have an investment account with a bank. At the same time, one might like to try daytrading. However, one needs to do a lot of research on the stock market before one can make a wise decision.
Null defines the value in a banking account as zero, no value. Zero or null are used to state the same idea on banking and investment documents.
The stock market is a general term which is related to a place where stocks are traded. A stock exchange is more specific to the place where the trading is executed, such as BSE, NSE, NYSE, NASDAQ and so on. E.g. If you say you trade in the stock market it would mean that you buy and sell shares/equity. BYSOS - India's Foremost Stock Fantasy Gaming Platform bysos.in
There is no mandated need to invest money in mutual funds. It is upto the individual to decide as to whether he wants to invest in them or not.Mutual funds are good investment instruments for investors who do not have the time or expertise to invest in the stock market but at the same time want to take advantage of the returns given by the stock market
They are the same thing... markets. When you go to your local market you could buy practically anything there... whereas on stock market, as name suggests, you buy and sell investment products or stocks. One major difference though, as local markets have lots of seller and buyer just browse around, whereas on the stock market you have sellers and buyers are offering to sell and buy at the same time.
Yes, JP Morgan Chase is the parent company that owns Chase Bank (retail banking) and JP Morgan (investment banking).