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Thursday, April 14, 2011
After Three Days of Down move Nifty Closed Above 5900
The above Table Depicts Huge Addition in PE's from 5800 - 6100 Levels Among which 5900PE showing Highest OI Addition in a Single session at the same time a Good OI shed off is seen in 5800, 5900 CE's and Value buying in 6000 & 6100 CE
As of now buildup on 5900PE shows that level should act as Good Support & 6100CE shows we may get Resistance at that level
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Why to trade in Nifty futures ??
An index future is a derivative, similar to a stock future, whose value is dependent on the value of the underlying, in this case, the index like the S&P CNX Nifty or BSE Sensex.
By trading in index futures, an investor is buying and selling the basket of stocks comprising the index, in their respective weights.
Stock index futures are traded in terms of number of contracts. Each contract would be to either buy or sell a fixed value of the index. The value of the contract would be the lot size multiplied by the index value.
About Nifty futures
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent(Varies time to time).
By trading in index futures, an investor is buying and selling the basket of stocks comprising the index, in their respective weights.
Stock index futures are traded in terms of number of contracts. Each contract would be to either buy or sell a fixed value of the index. The value of the contract would be the lot size multiplied by the index value.
About Nifty futures
Nifty futures are index futures where the underlying is the S&P CNX Nifty index. In India, index futures trading commenced in 2000 on the National Stock Exchange (NSE).
For Nifty futures contracts, the permitted lot size is 50, and in multiples of 50. Like other futures contracts, Nifty futures contracts also have a three-month trading cycle -- the near-month, the next month and the far-month.
After the expiry of the near-month contract, a new contract of a three-month duration would be introduced on the next trading day. Investors can trade in Nifty futures by having a margin amount in their account. This margin is a percentage of the contract value. It is usually about 10-12 per cent(Varies time to time).
First Rule in Share Market
The Most beautiful place on the Earth to make a fortune and Empire is stock Market provided if we stick to some simple rules
Lets begin our discussion with these basic Questions
Q. Have you ever booked profit at Peak prices?
A. Majority say no.
Q. Have you ever sold shares at rock bottom prices?
A. Majority say yes.
Most of the small investors repeatedly do these common mistakes again and again. How to rectify?
Well my dear investors follow this simple rule. Never buy on euphoric day(News) and never sell on a panic day. If you cannot cope up with the pressure take a trading break. The price at which a stock should be purchased depends on your conscious decision about the future of the company and the time at which to sell the share should depend on your risk appetite not the external market conditions.
Lets begin our discussion with these basic Questions
Q. Have you ever booked profit at Peak prices?
A. Majority say no.
Q. Have you ever sold shares at rock bottom prices?
A. Majority say yes.
Most of the small investors repeatedly do these common mistakes again and again. How to rectify?
Well my dear investors follow this simple rule. Never buy on euphoric day(News) and never sell on a panic day. If you cannot cope up with the pressure take a trading break. The price at which a stock should be purchased depends on your conscious decision about the future of the company and the time at which to sell the share should depend on your risk appetite not the external market conditions.
- Before you buy think to buy a company share at wonderful price but not buy a wonderful company .Make a habit to fix profit margin and stop-loss depending upon your capital and risk bearing capacity and trade in accordance with it.
- The next commonest rule for a profitable trading never ever dictate your terms to market, Market is supreme always respect it and follow it. Easiest way to swim across is to ride the wave not to oppose it . In-spite of all the caution if a trade goes wrong close it at your earliest realize your mistake, forget the trade and march ahead for a new opportunity. Never waste more energy on a wrong trade.(Exit if Hits Stoploss)
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