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Scalping is the shortest-term trading method where investors use high trading volumes to make a profit rather than trying to increase profits for each trade.

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The stock market works on both data and sentiment. Many novice traders make decisions based on quick tips or have emotional biases while trading.

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The financial market system in India can be broadly classified into two areas; the cash segment and the derivative segment. The cash segment has always been an investor favourite of the investors. However, India has witnessed a huge surge in derivatives’ turnover and trading volume in the past few years.

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Most investors who started decades ago and have become successful in the stock markets are long-term investors. In the past, the stock market followed an open outcry system that did not have technology backed investing platforms and widespread financial tools for detailed analysis.

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Equity trading or stock trading is the buying and selling of equities in the market through your registered trading account. To understand what is equity trading, you must first understand the concept of equities.

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Businesses today strive to remain afloat amid fierce competition in their industry. One company has to level up against the other.

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In today's digital world, everything has become simpler and easier. For instance, having a demat account has made things convenient for investors and traders in the stock market

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Analyzing chart patterns is a competitive advantage that helps traders stand out from the crowd. Chart patterns are complete pictorial presentations showing price and volume movements during stock trading periods.

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Trading ahead is a practice where specialists or market makers put their interests ahead of the investor's financial goals.

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What is delivery in stock market parlance and what is delivery trading all about. Delivery trading is when you buy a stock and take it into your demat account or when you sell a stock you hold via a debit to your demat account.

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Trading indicators are mathematical computations plotted as lines on a price chart that aid traders in identifying certain signs and trends of the stock market.

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Before investing, it is important to conduct research and develop an understanding of certain basic concepts. When learning the basics of stock trading, there are a few essential terms to know and they are as follows:

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Traders can trade efficiently when they quantify risk and return for their strategy. Analyzing the history and predicting the future behaviour of a trading strategy is at the core of backtesting.

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Range trading is used when there is no particular trend prevailing in the market. It is when market movements constantly occur between two price levels for a certain time. This can be used for all time frames from five-minute charts to daily and monthly charts.

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Stock splits is one of the most common corporate actions in India and across the world. Stock split or share split is about reducing the par value of a stock. For example, reducing the par value of stock from Rs.10 to Rs.5 is a 2:1 stock split and reducing the par value from Rs.10 to Rs.1 is a 10:1 stock split. Having understand the stock split meaning, let us get into detail about what is stock split.

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