Sachin, Author at Lares Algotech

October 8, 2026
Market making blog

What Is the 7% Rule in Stocks? A Practical Guide to Planning Your Exit

Introduction Buying a stock often feels easier than deciding when to sell it. You research the company, identify an entry price and place your order. But when the price starts falling, your carefully prepared plan can quickly turn into a difficult question: “Should I exit now or wait for a recovery?” The 7% rule in […]

October 6, 2026
Algo Trading blog, Market Update

Monopoly Stocks in India: Meaning, Features, Examples and Risks

Introduction Companies with limited competition often attract investor attention. Their established market positions, specialized infrastructure, and difficult-to-replicate business models can create advantages over competitors. This is why Monopoly Stocks in India are a popular subject among investors researching listed businesses. However, a strong market position does not automatically make a stock an attractive investment. A […]

October 5, 2026
Algo Trading blog

What Should You Check in Your Trading Contract Note?

Introduction After placing a trade, most investors check their positions, account balance, or profit and loss. The contract note often remains unopened in their inbox. However, reviewing this document is an important part of managing a trading account responsibly. A trading contract note helps you verify what was executed, at what price, and with which […]

September 22, 2026
Algo Trading blog

What Is Jensen’s Alpha? Meaning, Formula and Example in Detail

Introduction Investors often compare an investment’s return with a market index. However, return alone does not explain how much market risk was taken to achieve the result. A portfolio may outperform because of effective decisions—or simply because it was more sensitive to market movements. Jensen’s Alpha helps put that performance into context. Jensen’s Alpha is […]

September 21, 2026
Algo Trading blog

What Is an After Market Order? Meaning, Process, Benefits and Risks

What Is an Aftermarket Order? Meaning, Process, Benefits, and Risks The stock market follows defined trading hours, but investors don’t always have time to study securities or place orders while the market is open. A working professional may review a company after office hours, while another investor may prefer to plan an order for the […]

September 17, 2026
Algo Trading blog, Business

UPI Charges and MDR Rules 2026: Who Will Pay and Who Is Exempt?

UPI has become the preferred payment method for millions of Indians. From paying a roadside vendor to purchasing electronics, settling restaurant bills, and transferring money to family members, UPI has made digital payments quick and convenient. The Government of India announced a revised Merchant Discount Rate framework for selected UPI merchant transactions on 15 September […]

National Stock Exchange of India IPO Price, Date & Details

September 16, 2026
Business

NSE IPO 2026: IPO Date, Price Band, Lot Size

The long-awaited initial public offering of the National Stock Exchange of India Limited is set to enter the public market. The NSE IPO 2026 is attracting significant attention because NSE operates one of India’s most important capital-market infrastructures and has a leading presence across several trading segments. The public issue will open on 17 September […]

How an Order Management System Works in Algo Trading (1)

September 10, 2026
Business

How Low-Latency Trading Technology Improves Order Execution

Introduction Financial markets can change within fractions of a second. Prices move, liquidity shifts, spreads widen or narrow, and available quantities at different price levels can change almost instantly. In such a fast-moving environment, the time taken to transmit, process, and execute an order can significantly affect the overall trading experience. This is where low-latency […]

September 8, 2026
Business

How to Calculate Free Cash Flow for Indian Companies

Introduction A company may report rising revenue and strong profits, but that does not always mean it is generating enough cash. Accounting profit includes non-cash expenses, credit sales, and several adjustments that may not immediately affect the company’s bank balance. Free cash flow helps investors understand how much cash a business actually generates after funding […]