"The Technical analyst"

There are quite a few different strategies but IMHO it’s not all about charts. So first of all you need a good understanding of the markets fundamentals, how the news affects markets, when to trade and when to hold back. Secondly you need to have a way of working out when to enter and went to take profit and set your stops (please use stops). Just for educational purpose

According to me, there are 3 distinct kinds of market movements: Trending Market- Option Buyers in control causing majorly one sided moves either side. Anyone can make good money under these conditions with very little knowledge and a basic strategy. Volatile Market- Option Sellers in control causing price to squeeze inside a zone. Normal momentum traders will be stopped out again and again causing huge losses. To make some money you need to create a short straddle, which gives slow profit through time decay. Recent example is in Nifty 50. For the 1st 5 sessions of September, price was within the range of the big trending move made on the last day of August. People who sold CE of that day’s high and PE of that day’s low made slow and steady profit for 5–6 days without having to do any adjustments. Market Top/Bottom- Nobody can tell where the top or bottom of a cycle is so it is impossible to sell at the highest point or buy at the lowest point (...

In simple words, value migration is the concept wherein a business becomes outdated because of failure to innovate and the value of that business shifts to those businesses which continue to innovate. Many companies have failed over the years because of their inability to innovate, even the largest of companies have to keep innovating to stay relevant in today's fast paced digital world. Companies like Nokia, Kodak who were once large behemoths, failed to adapt with innovation and eventually succumbed to more innovative savy businesses. COVID has accelerated a digital adoption push, all businesses have to incorporate some form of digital framework in their businesses else value will shift to those who are better digitised.

1) There are different option strategies. 2) Few people sell call & put to earn fix income. Which is very risky 

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I’ve been using Acorns for a few years now. I put in a little each month, but not hundreds. I do use the round up feature, however, and that, plus the dividends have created an extra $10,000 plus for me. In June, I will make about $57 in dividends. Not a ton, granted, but that was only one quarter. In my opinion, Acorns is a set it and forget it investment. I am in 4 ETFs: VOO - Vanguard’s S&P 500 ETF IJH - ishares Core S&P mid-cap ETF IJR - iShares smallk core S&P ETF IXUS - iShares core MSCI total international stock ETF Those 4 show positive gains so far in 2022, which is a much better achievement than many funds, ETFs and individual stocks. Yes, i think Acorns is well worth the time and investment.

Trading profit is when a person buys a stock at a low price and sells it at a high price. For example, I buy one stock at 700 and sell it at 750. That extra 50 rs is my profit. If I increase the qty of the stocks I buy, say 700*10, and sell it at 750*10, then my profit is rs 500. Once the buying and selling actions are completed, you can transfer the funds from your demat account to your bank account. You can find more such information and clarify your doubts by joining this telegram channel, I’m a member of ‘Trade Empyria’. It’s absolutely free. So you can join and see if it works for you. All the best.

Generally people say resistance is at a point. It is an area. The area or price range where a stock gets selling supply or faces resistance from further rising, is the resistance. Take Apple AAPL for instance. Stock resistance level was around 102 to 104 where it was getting strong resistance. Now it has crossed the resistance, and quoting at 105. If you are from India, see the chart for State bank of india SBIN , where the stock is facing strong resistance in 2600 to 2650 area. Today, it is likely to close around that level having hit 2655 or so.

My uncle purchased Maruti Suzuki 800 in the year 1998. I asked him: “Why did you purchase Maruti in 1998?” “Becuase it was the best entry segment car in India and had a great market report. The cost was reasonable, the mileage was great and the customer service was fantastic.” In 2003, Maruti Suzuki has an IPO. The stock rose from the level of 160 in 2003 to 7500 in 2018–19. If he had also invested the same amount in buying the stock, with 40+ times return, Rs 2 lakh would have been valued Rs 80+ lakh. My brother in law is a distributor of Shree Cement company. They have taken the distributorship in 2008. I asked him: “Why did you take Shree Cement distributorship?” “Their product quality was good and they were one of the fastest growing companies. The management was dynamic and the sales and marketing team was impressive.” After the recession in 2008, Shree Cement stock was trading at the level of Rs 300–400. In 2018–19, it is trading at the level of 16000–17000. If he had also invest...

Let first simply it In launguage of stock market Pump- Boosting it artificially Dump- Throw back down to its original In stock market it is generally seen in case of penny stocks (Because they are easy to pump and dump) with very weak financials. Let see it with a perfect example. Have a look at the chart below STOCK NAME: Elegant Floriculture Now look at its profits Here you can clearly see that the company is making Loses repeatedly. So it is considerable that without profits it's financials would also be weak. So you can easily understand how this stocks is artificially pumped and after that it dumped sharply. So this scheme is all about to trap simple retailers who does not have much idea about the market. Keep aware of these schemes. Hope you like it

There is lot of candlestick you have to learn before investing huge amount some are Do some research on candlestick study constantly and correctly. Thank you

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Risk management helps cut down losses. It can also help protect traders' accounts from losing all of its money. The risk occurs when traders suffer losses. If the risk can be managed, traders can open themselves up to making money in the market