Intraday or day trading refers to when you buy and sell shares on the same day.
Buyback is a condition when the company decides to repurchase shares from the investors. This results in an increase in the share price of the remaining market shares.
The bull market is opposite to the bear market. In a bull market, the price of the stocks is rising continuously.
The shares which are known for their quality and growth history are known as Blue-chip stocks. These stocks are the shares of famous companies.
The bid-Ask spread is the difference between the price of what the seller is demanding and what the buyer wants to pay for the assets.
Beta is the term that defines the weightage of fluctuation of assets in comparison to the market.
When the market is on a downward momentum then the condition is called a bear market. But it comes with certain terms like the share price decreases by a minimum of 20 percent.
Sometimes it happens that you purchase shares at a higher price but after that, the price gets reduced. The common strategy is to buy more shares at a fallen price so that the average purchase cost can be lowered. This is called averaging down.
An ask is a selling price at which traders want to sell their shares.
One of the most common terms used in the stock market is arbitrage. It refers to buying an asset from one market and selling it to another at higher prices.