I understand that technicals are all about charts. What exactly do we understand by the term charts?

I understand that G-Secs being issued by the government are entirely risk-free. Does it mean it is a totally risk free instrument?

What do we actually understand when we say that an asset is liquid or it is illiquid? What are the conditions for an asset to be called liquid or illiquid?

What do we understand by short term and long term in equities

What exactly do we understand by a bearish market?

What do we understand by the term of capital gains?

When we talk of yields in the bond market, what is actually understood by the term and why is it important?

I understand that there are charts for different time frames used for intraday trading. Can you throw some light on the same?

I understand there has been some employee selling in the shares of RBL Bank leading to the fall in share price. Is that correct and what does it mean for the stock?

So what exactly do we understand by real returns versus nominal returns?

Do I understand right that the option value will be determined by the stock price?