Performance Management (PM) is the fifth exam you will be required to appear in your ACCA journey and the second exam of the ACCA skills level. Performance Management (PM) builds upon the knowledge gained in Management Accountant (MA) exam. The syllabus will examine the understanding to manage the performance of the business. NCFM Academy Hyderabad […]
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Corporate and Business Law (CL) is the fourth exam you will be required to appear in your ACCA journey and the first exam of the ACCA skills level. The syllabus of Corporate and Business Law (CL) aims to develop knowledge and skills in the understanding of the general legal framework, and of specific legal areas
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Financial Accounting (FA) is the third exam you will be required to appear in the ACCA journey and final exam of the ACCA knowledge level. The syllabus of Financial Accounting (FA) aims to develop understanding and application of basic accounting concepts and the underlying principles of financial accounting and technical proficiency in the usage and
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Management in Accounting (MA) is the second exam you will be required to appear in. It is the second exam of the ACCA Foundation level where students will be required to develop management accounting techniques to help support businesses to plan, control and monitor their performance. Students will learn different methods of managing finance within
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Accountant in business (AB) is the first exam you will be required to appear in your journey towards ACCA qualification. This exam introduces students to the business environment. Students who are not from a finance background can in particular benefit from this course ACCA F1 Accountant in Business.NCFM Academy Hyderabad one of the leading financial
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Holding Period : A trader holds stocks for the short term sometimes a matter of hours or days, whereas, when it comes to investing, investors work on buy and hold a principle. The holding period for investors, maybe for some years. Risk : Both traders & investors are exposed to certain risks in equity as
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The three most common time frames are intraday, daily, and weekly. Choosing which time frame to use is almost as important as selecting the strategy that fits your trading style and personality. To understand in-depth knowledge about Technical Analysis training in Hyderabad try to attend a free workshop. It is generally advised for beginners to trade Higher
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How to find institutional accumulation shares Accumulate meaning in share market: 1. Spread Bad news about the company 2. Start to accumulate shares slowly from Public. 3. When stock tries to surge, they don’t see the value proposition; then will sell shares to bring the price down. 4. Try to absorb all the stocks from
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The derivative market is started as a tool for hedging instrument, later used for arbitrating, speculation, and scalping. Today we are used for purely for speculation. Speculation is trading. Assets are divided into real assets and financial assets. Real assets are land and building. Shares, bonds, and derivative markets are financial assets. Financial assets have
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This is the simple strategy that uses 5 EMA and 8 EMA indicators. Best works in Trending Markets, and worst in non-trending markets. Here’s How this strategy works: If the faster EMA (5 EMA) crosses the slow EMA (8 EMA) to the upside then its sign of an uptrend. If 5 EMA crosses 8 EMA to the
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