What is Risk Management?

 ⇧RISK MANAGEMENT⇩

• Share market is a kind of public market which is related to buying and selling stock.
• Stock market courses cover various area of study including investing, financial market, trading basics, etc.
• Risk management helps cut down losses. It can also help protect trader account from losing all of money.
• Follow the trend of the market, and stop loss trailing.
• In this strategy the investor has the option of making an exit if specific limit.
• The inflation risk is imp considering in log term investment , the market risk is more relevant in the short term.

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What is Hedging? and how to apply?

 ⇧HEDGING⇩

• Hedging is an advance risk management strategy that involves buying or selling an investment to potentially help reduce the risk of loss an existing position.
• Hedging most commonly use in options, futures. 
• EX. Suppose you can purchase 100 share of any company stock at Rs50 per share in January. Month later
• The stock is at Rs45, assume that you do not want to sell the stock, and same time sell PUT option Hedging strategy this position help to big loss converting in to small loss. 
• That work like insurance for Trading capital. 
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  Hedging offers traders and investor to limit market risk and volatility. It minimizing potential risk of losses and, it thus gives investors a chance to make profit.

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30 Minutes EMA Strategy

⇧30 MIN STRATEGY⇩

• EMA (Exponential Moving Average) is similar to Simple Moving Average, measuring trend direction over a period of time. SMA simply calculates an average of price data, EMA applies more weight to data that is more current.
•  100 EMA is important, 200 EMA is very important, or 400is an important value zone for us.
• For entry, we will look for the price near 200 EMA with smaller stop loss and bigger reward.
• There will be rare and high probability opportunities on bigger time frame always. 
• We have to be prepared and take trade consistently to win overall.
• We cannot losses avoid losses but should be prepared for it.
• Emotional loss is even more harmful, we will follow a strict system to be profitable overall.
• GREEN colour EMA is 100EMA
• BLACK colour EMA is 200EMA
• PINK colour EMA is 400EMA

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What is Index?

⇧Index⇩

*Many types of index available in share market for investing money.

 

• Index- Index means Track the performance of a group of stocks, assets, etc.
• NIFTY BANK - The Bank Nifty is an index comprising 12 banking company stocks. The Bank Nifty index contains stock of company from the banking sector only. Ex. HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, Axis Bank, State Bank Of India, Bank Of Baroda etc.
• NIFTY 50- NIFTY 50 is made of shares of 50 leading well companies in India. Representing various sector of the economy such as financial services, pharma sector, Technology company, etc. Ex. Titan, TATAMOTORS, Maruti, BPCL, ETC.
• SENSEX- Stock Exchange Sensitive Index. SUNSEX commonly known as the BSE(Bombay Stock Exchange) is India oldest stock exchange.
• CRUDE OIL- Crude Oil is use in commuditi AC . Trading in crude oil was relegated to big broker and dealers for a long time But investor in one of the words most imp commodity. CRUDE OIL company sell the petrol, diesel. CRUDE OIL is WORLD WIDE Market. its open 9:00am to 11:30pm. 

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How to invest in the share market

⇧HOW TO INVEST IN SHARE MARKET⇩ 

If you want to invest in the stock market, the process to get started is easy steps.

• Decide what kind of account you want to open, Open a brokerage account, Deposit money, choose your investment and purchase.
• Firstly choose a type of investment, multiple available option such as stocks, mutual fund, bonds, derivatives.
• Then open Demat account, A demat account is vital to hold your securities in electronic form. 
• Then research and study the shares, you can research any study the chosen security through newspaper channels or information available by the stockbroker.
• Monitor your portfolio regularly, monitor helps in understanding the performance of your investment.
• The stock market goes through regularly changes that increase or decrease the price.

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Basics Of Share Market

 ⇧BASICS OF SHARE MARKET⇩ 

• Share, stock, equity, cash market, ownership, stock partnership This Is Types of market.
• IPO (Initial Public Offering)
• NSE (National Stock Exchange)
• BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)
• Fundamental Analysis & Technical Analysis 
• Index
• Nifty50
• Bullish Market, Bearish Market, Sideways market There are three type of market moving,
• Type Of Trading Style
• SL(Stop Loss)- Is that set to minimize the loss of the stockholder.
• TP(take-profit)- Is that price at which trader close a profitable position.

Intraday- 9:15am to 3:15pm

Swing Trading - More than 1 day - up to 3mounth 

Investing- 3years+

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Candlestick Pattern 2

 ⇧CANDLESTICK PATTERN 2⇩

*There are different types of candlestick pattern. Use occasional.

• Bullish Harami

The bullish harami is multiple candlestick char pattern which is formed after a downtrend indicating bullish reversal.

• Tweezer Bottom

The Tweezer Bottom candlestick pattern is a bullish candlestick pattern that is formed at the end of the downtrend.

• Bullish Counter Attack

The bullish counterattack line or bullish meeting line is a two candlestick pattern that occurs after a downtrend and is considered a bottom reversal signal.

• Spinning Top

The candle pattern is same as the Doji indicating indecision in the market.

• Falling Three Methods

The Falling Three Method is a bearish five candle continuation pattern which signals an interruption, but not a reversal of the ongoing downtrend.

• Rising Three Methods

 The Rising Three Method is a bullish five candle continuation pattern which signal an interruption but not a reversal of the ongoing uptrend.

• Rising Window

A rising window candle is a 2 candlestick pattern the lower shadow from the 2nd candle dose not touch the upper shadow from the 1st candle.

• Falling Window

A falling window candle is a 2 candle the upper shadow from the 2nd candlestick does not touch the lower shadow from the 1st candle.

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