Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Definition of Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Related Terms
Moving Average (SMA/EMA)
Debt To Equity Ratio
Debt to equity ratio: Total liabilities / Shareholder equity
A high debt to equity ratio means that a company is taking on more debt to run its business. A low debt to equity ratio means that a company is operating at low debt.
That’s why investors calculate the D/E ratio to understand a company’s ability to operate without debt. Generally, D/E is used for comparative analysis within sectors, not across industries because the ideal debt ratio may vary.
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.
Algorithmic Trading
In algo trading, predefined rules can be set to act on triggers like stock price, volume, time, and others.

