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Stock Market Trading Tips and Suggestions
You might be aware of the fact that great leaders are not
born, but created on this very earth, and the same applies to investors and
traders too. If you have self-confidence, the right motivation, perseverance,
discipline and self confidence you can battle out all odds in the online share
market. But those who lack basic confidence and persistence will be losers in
the long run.
Great trade masters like Gerald Appel, Robert Prechter and
even Elliot Waves have stressed the importance of discipline while trading in
the stock market. A disciplined trading will reach rich benefits, and
experience coupled with the right discipline will take you to great heights in
the stock market sector.
Some ground rules to
be followed while trading
The first all important quality that an individual should
posses is acceptance of losses. People falter when there is a loss and they do
not posses the ability to accept losses when the need arises. Although losses
may hinder your sleep, learn to live with the fact that every cloud does have a
silver lining and tomorrow things may change. Law of nature states that
everything that goes up will come down and this applies to the stock market
too. Be grounded and accept realities. Losses will turn into gains if you stay
cool
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Persistent is another word that should be accepted by all
traders. Continue trading and be persistent even if the results are not too
good. Bad times are followed by good times and vice versa. You have to trade
cautiously and persistently in bad and good times to taste the sweet fruit of
success.
Try and specialize in a particular market. You can choose
stocks, equity shares, dividend payouts or any other area that interests you.
Take one market at a time, become a specialist in that particular field and
tone your skills. As time passes you will eventually become a master in all
fields.
Do not overtrade and overburden yourself. Do not get
addicted to trading. There are days when the market does not offer you anything
and these days preserve your capital and try to avoid losses. Trading is not
necessarily an everyday event. There are certain days where the market is very
bearish and you do not have good options. Play safe on these days.
The above tips will help you stay grounded and keep your
cool whiles trading in the stock market. You should hold your nerve, be
disciplined and persistent to really stay ahead of everyone during trading
sessions.
Stock Market Trading Tips for Beginners
Traders who have been involved in the trading market system
for some time share stock market trading tips with beginners. They sympathize
with the latter because they were once where they are now. Every trader started
out as a beginner. They wouldn't have survived the online market system had it
not been for the trading tips they received from experienced traders. It only
makes sense to pay it forward.
But they cannot rely on stock trading tips from other. They
must also read on how the trading market works. By familiarizing themselves
with the market, they can easily go about it. Once they are confident in their
trading skills, then they can venture out on their own. They won't be that
scared of losing because they know for sure that they're making the right
decisions.
Nonetheless, it still helps to have a couple of stock
trading tips in their heads. Here are some.
1. Do not buy stocks in small volumes. If you have enough
capital and you can spend these in huge volumes of the stocks that you have
been eyeing for quite some time, then go for the latter. If you buy in small
volumes, you have a higher chance of incurring higher stock trading fees. Think
of the profit that would have just been yours as opposed to letting this go to
VAT or the broker's commission.
2. Take note of the transactions costs when you buy and sell
stocks. Each time a transaction is made, buying or selling stocks, traders
incur additional costs which are the transaction fees. It is more expensive for
traders to sell stocks than buying these. Selling stocks have higher
transaction costs.
3. Be mindful of the stock trading hours. Trades are
volatile during the morning in the stock market system. Therefore, do not post
many orders when at the start of the day. Take the time to monitor stock
trading so you won't post orders that you cannot handle. Stick to the stock
market trading basics. Buy when the price goes down and sell when the price
goes up. Ideally, post orders in the middle of the day which is 10 am to 11:30
AM in order to have an overview of stocks worth investing in.
Tuesday, 24 January 2017
Sensex rises 258 pts to two-month high, Nifty above 8,400 level
A set of strong corporate earnings numbers gave the market
enough comfort as the Sensex soared by over 258 points on Tuesday to end at
27,376, a 2-month high, with covering of short positions ahead of derivatives
expiry making the job easier.
The big domestic trigger coming up next is Union budget,
which is slated for February 1.
Encouraging results from blue-chips led by HDFC Bank, Tata
Communications and HCL Tech got investors going, with mood turning positive
after a higher opening in Europe.
The 30-share pack resumed higher and moved in a range of
27,393.35 and 27,140.85 before ending at 27,375.58, a sharp gain of 258.24
points, or 0.95 per cent. This is its highest closing since November 10, 2016,
when it closed at 27,517.68.
It had gained 82.84 points in the previous session.
The NSE 50-share Nifty also recaptured the 8,400-mark by
rising 84.30 points, or 1 per cent, to end at 8,475.80.
"The market extended gains with increasing focus on the
upcoming budget which induced participants for short-covering ahead of the
expiry tomorrow (Thursday). Positive quarter results have also influenced the
investors to participate in the pre-budget rally," said Vinod Nair, Head
of Research, Geojit BNP Paribas Financial Services.
The rupee too closed higher against the dollar.
But traders remained cautious ahead of the Union budget
which will throw light on how the government spends money on various social and
infrastructure projects.
HDFC Bank ended 1.84 per cent higher after net profit grew
15.14 per cent to Rs 3,865.33 crore for the December quarter.
HT Media went up 1.32 per cent after the company put up a
similar show, helped by higher other income and lower tax expenses. Tata
Communications surged 5.35 per cent after an over 12-fold jump in December
quarter profit.
In the domestic market, 26 stocks in the 30-share Sensex
team ended higher while the remaining lost.
Metal firmed up 1.69 per cent, followed by auto (1.67 per
cent), power (1.43 per cent), oil and gas (1.31 per cent), capital goods (1.26
per cent), PSU (1.12 per cent) and banking (0.86 per cent).
Bajaj Auto came out on top, up 3.42 per cent. M&M rose
2.68 per cent, Adani Ports 2.41 per cent, Coal India 1.96 per cent, L&T
1.88 per cent and Tata Motors (1.74 per cent).
But Bharti Airtel fell 1 per cent, followed by Infosys, HUL
and ICICI Bank.
Broader markets also traded in a positive zone. The BSE
mid-cap and small-cap indices rose 0.96 per cent and 0.85 per cent,
respectively.
Foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) sold shares worth a net
Rs 288.80 crore yesterday, as per provisional data.
Hong Kong's Hang Seng was up 0.22 per cent while Shanghai
Composite edged higher 0.18 per cent. However, Japan's Nikkei fell 0.55 per
cent.
European shares were trading higher too.
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