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.
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.
Before we understand short selling in delivery, let us spend a moment understanding the rolling settlement system in India. Indian markets currently operate on T+2 rolling system. That means if you buy or sell a stock in the morning and do not square off before the end of trade on the same day, then it compulsorily goes into delivery
Leverage in stock markets actually comes in various forms. There is the basic leverage of margin trading where you can pay a small margin and trade intraday. Leverage in the stock market also arises from the ability to pay just part of a delivery trade and borrow the rest in the market. Leverage in the share market can also arise from futures trading where you […]
If you want to trade in stocks but can't keep up with the daily fluctuations, and don't want to engage in long-term investments, then positional trading could be ideal for you.
Value area is a concept that we all use in trading, either knowing or unknowingly. We look at value area as a distinct concept and understand what is value area in trading.
Candlestick is one of the most important and widely used charts by technical analysts and day traders. It informs precisely about the high, low, opening, and closing price of a security in a day represented in the shape of a candlestick.
Online stock trading enables investors to buy, sell and hold shares on the go of any publicly listed company using digital platforms and online trading tools.
Leverage in stock markets actually comes in various forms. There is the basic leverage of margin trading where you can pay a small margin and trade intraday. Leverage in the stock market also arises from the ability to pay just part of a delivery trade and borrow the rest in the market. Leverage in the share market can also arise from futures trading where you […]
The one principle that any financial market follows is Trends. A Trend is the direction of the market; it can be bearish (falling prices) or bullish (rising prices).
Moving averages are a powerful and useful concept in trading. It is an integral part of technical analysis.
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.
There exist multiple equity theories such as proprietary theory, entity theory, enterprise theory, residual equity theory, and so on. Each of these approaches presents different beneficiaries of the net receipts and different perspectives on the ways to prepare accounting records.
All businesses have one goal: Profitability. However, the term profitability is comprehensive.
When you talk of value investing, what is the first name that comes to your mind? Your answer obviously would be Warren Buffett. But long before Warren Buffett entered the scene, and this has been acknowledged by Buffett himself, it was Ben Graham who came up with the idea of value investing.
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