online stock trading websites in India?
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Anyone know online stock trading site, which are good and popular.
how about the BOLT (bombay online trading system)??
There are many. Here are some popular ones.
https://us.etrade.com/e/t/home
https://www.schwab.com/public/schwab/home/welcomep.html
http://www.tdameritrade.com/welcome1.html
how to select a stock for trading ? from daily up down price?
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I am looking for a manual system to select a stock foe trading in indian stock market bse or nse. pl guide me. THANKS.
Hi. I’m a wealth manager in Inference Wealth Management Services Pvt Ltd. There are 2 things which people do – Technical analysis and Fundamental analysis. I personally think fundamental analysis is the safest and best. Few things which i think you will be able to understand i have jotted down plus some of my rules.
Analysis:
1- Which Sector is that company in and then what is the future of that sector?
2- Quarter on Quarter results of the company
3- Its Order book
4- Its Balance sheet
5- Its Share holding pattern
Rules:
1- Stick to blue chips (Big known companies) and do not listen to anyone asking you to risk your money in small unknown companies.
2- You are an investor and not a trader so due to high volatility in share market your time horizon has to be long term to get better results.
Happy investing!
How can I develop my own stock trading price from stock price data?
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I want to develop own stock trading price levels, From stock traded open high, low and close price previous records. Can any one tell me about calculating system? pl, guide.
Short answer:
Just take the avg. 52 week high and low and add the two prices together. Then divide by two. This is probably the fastest way to calculate the avg. trading price.
However, other things to consider:
1. Company management: Also look at trading information of the top executives within the company. Understand that some high executives must act on the stock options. But, if you see everyone selling that isn’t usually a good sign.
2. Type of Sector the company is based: Within poor economies alcohol, tobacco and discount retailers are normally the best places to invest. People tend to become more stressed so they drink and smoke more. In addition, they are concerned about saving money so the discount retailers are a good place. Keep in mind the timing of the purchase. You can never time the "best" price to purchase a stock. But you can time the date in which you purchase them.
3. Your current portfolio: If you are holding several bank and retail stocks. It doesn’t make sense to purchase more. Yes, some people consider this diversification "not have all your eggs riding on one company", but this is over dilution of your investment dollar. Stay the course with both diversification and allocation.
4. Long-term/Short-term Goals: You can fall in love with pets and people, but never fall in love with an investment. Just as you are looking at a purchase price, you must also consider a selling price as well. Once you’ve exhausted your stay with that investment, then sell. Pay yourself first, and look for the next opportunity.
5. Trade volume: This is usually overlooked many of the time. Why trade volume??? Well, if you are looking to purchase a company and they meet all your criteria. You must understand how many other people or financial institutions are invested in it as well. Roughly 85% of all "price" movement of a stock is determined by financial institutions.
6. Beta: This will measure the volatility of the stock price. A higher beta score means that this company is considered more volatile than a lower score.
Just my two cents.
