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.
The stock market works on both data and sentiment. Many novice traders make decisions based on quick tips or have emotional biases while trading.
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.
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.
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.
Volume is an important component of trading that beginners frequently forget about. In simple words, volume is the total number of shares or contracts that are exchanged in a particular period.
You know that when you buy stocks the delivery of stocks will be received on T+2 date. But have you ever wondered what goes on between the time you place the order and it is executed and the time you get the delivery of stocks in your demat account
Nations are now more linked than ever in the modern, globalized world. The growth and development of economies rely heavily on foreign investments, which have increased as a result of this. In this context, the words foreign institutional investment (FII) and foreign direct investment (FDI) are frequently employed. No doubt these FDI and FII full form seem similar, but there are a number of key […]
A universal fact is that financial markets and uncertainty go hand-in-hand. Price movements tend to fluctuate continuously and have an impact on trading.
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.
Open Interest (OI) tells you how many futures (or Options) contracts are currently outstanding (open) in the market.
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.
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.
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.
The Sushi Roll technique was developed by Mark Fisher in his book ‘The Logical Trader.’ The Sushi Roll Reversal Pattern is a technical analysis tool constituting the study of candlestick charts.
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