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2. Whenever market is low ,if there is no external factor ...
Basic Rules of Indian Stock market -
August 17th, 2008
1. Whenever market is high it will fall soon.
2. Whenever market is low ,if there is no external factor then it will rise.
3. Same rules applies to stocks scripts also.
Everyone say's that when market is high we will invest in shares , as doing intraday trading is risky. However market experts say that when market is going high investment is not that safe as it doesn’t make any point blocking your money when SENSEX and NIFTY are already zooming high. Wait for correction to come and then buy at lower price. Till the time stick to intraday stock trading.
Best time for investment - when market is down, though by keeping fundamental’s in mind.
Best time for intraday trading - Everyday is best day for it. Condition being some professionals are assisting you with there analyzes of stock market.
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Re: Basic Rules of Indian Stock market -
November 20th, 2008
One must have good awareness about the market and know the daily changes of the stock market. Sell the shares in the right time and you can get advice from the experts also.
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Re: Basic Rules of Indian Stock market -
November 24th, 2008
Investing through a stockbroker is one of the most expensive routes into the Stockmarket, especially if you are just starting. This is usually high maintenance investing, as you need to give instructions to the stockbroker when shares are being bought or sold, and monitor the Stockmarket regularly. Also, your investment should achieve a significantly higher return to justify the additional funds to pay the stockbrokers fees.
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