Any investment can typically be summed up in two words: risk and reward. The general rule of thumb is that greater the potential reward, higher is the associated risk.
Start your day well before the opening bell; it is a crucial time where you can get a feel for the day’s market, find potential trades, create a daily watchlist, and analyze your current position.
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A price band is the limit beyond which the price is not allowed to move on a particular day. For example, you may have seen stocks locked in 5% upper circuit or in 10% lower circuit. We recently got to see this quite frequently in stocks such as Vakrangee, PC Jewellers, and Manpasand Beverages.
Gann indicators are normally considered to be a lot more about mathematics and less about charts and technicals. However, Gann indicators have been used quite extensively in identifying opportunities in the stock markets, both at the index level and the stock level.
Open interest (OI) is one of the key analytical tools that help one take a price view on stocks and even on the indices. Unlike equity shares that are limited by the number of shares issued, there is no such limit on open interest.
SEBI on Thursday notified a stricter set of insider trading norms to check illicit transactions in shares of listed firms by management personnel and 'connected persons'.
The concept of defining risk as 'R' can go a long way in allowing an investor to simplify his/her investment process. Look at the information below to further understand how you can trade successfully by defining risk as 'R'.
Gaps in stock market trading appear when there is sharp rise or fall in the price of the stock and when there is no occurrence of the trading activity. The reasons for gap creation can be a positive news release by the company, change in the trade analyst’s view, buying or selling pressure among traders, public announcements of the company’s profit, among others.