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.
Businesses today strive to remain afloat amid fierce competition in their industry. One company has to level up against the other.
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.
Before we understand short selling in delivery, let us spend a moment understanding the rolling settlement system in India.
You must have heard the term share market trends or stock market trends quite often. What exactly are these trends and how to identify trends in stock market?
It must have happened that you bought a stock at Rs.400 and the stock price went to Rs.395. You decided to wait and it dipped further to Rs.390.
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.
For a new investor, stock markets can be an alluring place. While trading for the first time, it might feel like legalised gambling, where people make and lose their fortunes
There are numerous types of investors in the financial market. Some may be comfortable with doing intraday while others may be swing traders or short sellers and others may invest systematically and be called contrarian investors.
Individuals have direct access to a wide range of investing possibilities in the modern world. Every investment opportunity, from stocks and bonds to real estate and commodities, has a different mix of advantages and disadvantages. Sovereign Gold Bonds (SGBs) are one such investment option that has grown in popularity in recent years. The Indian government is the issuer of these bonds, which are supported by […]
Professional and experienced investors utilise every opportunity in the stock market to make profits. If the stock prices are falling, they start their research to identify a stock that is undervalued and invest in it at a time when the price is poised to rise.
In the stock markets, one word you get to hear often is the KYC or the Know Your Client formality. Before opening an equity trading account, you need to do the KYC and that broadly requires submitting details like your PAN card, cancelled cheque , proof of identity, proof residence to the broker for SEBI records.
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 […]
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 […]
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.
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