Can anyone recommend me any book from which I can learn the basics of stock/derivative/mutual fund trading in India?????
I just want the basics and not any hi-fi funda................
Are Candlestick charts the best way to describe price movements of a equity/derivative ? Are there any other better techniques ?
I have just started with the fundamentals of Candlestick charts 
I work in futuresfirst as Trader, and all of use only Candlestick charts. But after all price movement is what really matters.! Support , resistance and momentum can be easily guessed through candlestick patterns.!
Can anyone recommend me any book from which I can learn the basics of stock/derivative/mutual fund trading in India?????
I just want the basics and not any hi-fi funda................
hello bs bhai
for derivative ye pdf dekhlo.. they hav explained in simple language.
Are Candlestick charts the best way to describe price movements of a equity/derivative ? Are there any other better techniques ?
I have just started with the fundamentals of Candlestick charts
Candlesticks Patterns are godlike when it comes to prediction.
Few patterns like Hammer are known to give correct predictions 8 out of 10 times. 😲 My favorite TA tool !! Of course, nothing beats the Price Feel.Kaaliya Sir can help us more on this
Candlesticks Patterns are godlike when it comes to prediction.Few patterns like Hammer are known to give correct predictions 8 out of 10 times. 😲 My favorite TA tool !! Of course, nothing beats the Price Feel.
Kaaliya Sir can help us more on this
smeagul SaysI work in futuresfirst as Trader, and all of use only Candlestick charts. But after all price movement is what really matters.! Support , resistance and momentum can be easily guessed through candlestick patterns.!
Can any1 tell me book or give a pdf from where one can learn about this pattern. This forms part of technical analysis right ?
arbitragers would step in and reduce the extra premium commanded by the future
due to demand. eg: woud buy in the cash market and sell the equal amount in the
future. Hence creating a risk free arbitrage, vice-versa for the discount.
why would an arbritrager do that??? wouldn it mean cutting ur profits?
Further futures positions are leveraged positions, meaning you can take a Rs100
position by paying Rs25 margin and daily mark-to-market loss, if any. This can
enhance the return on capital deployed. For example, you expect a Rs100 stock to
go up by Rs10. One way is to buy the stock in the cash segment by paying Rs100.
You make Rs10 on investment of Rs100, giving about 10% returns. Alternatively
you take futures position in the stock by paying about Rs30 toward initial and
mark-to-market margin. You make Rs10 on investment of Rs30, ie about 33%
how is that??
cash market segment means the stock exchange right??
Can anybody explain me Why does the Interest rate fall when there is increase in money supply in the market??Also please explain its relationship with securities...
raghav721989 SaysCan anybody explain me Why does the Interest rate fall when there is increase in money supply in the market??Also please explain its relationship with securities...
Lets look in layman perspective
When interest rates increases, investment decreases and saving increases. People don't borrow/spend money much when there is a high interest rate but they try to save more. So there is a decrease in the money supply because people aren't spending for their living say buying new cars , domestic upgrades ,new shares etc.
Economic growth occurs when people spend money and not save money.
so interest rates and money supply are inversely proportional ..
yesterday mahindra and mahindra closed at 638 and its derivative option ce-640-may had a premium of rs 13
that means that there is still hope of this share rising before 31st(last thurday) to such a level....according to speculators???
man this pdf is great!!!
arbitragers would step in and reduce the extra premium commanded by the future
due to demand. eg: woud buy in the cash market and sell the equal amount in the
future. Hence creating a risk free arbitrage, vice-versa for the discount.
why would an arbritrager do that??? wouldn it mean cutting ur profits?
Can i explain arbitrage in common terms
Let say a Car is being sold at 1000 Rs in City A and the same car is being sold at 1200Rs in City B
What would you do under the normal circumstances
Buy a Car in City A and Sell it in City B and earn 200 Rs risk free profit
But more number of people want to earn profits so they also buy from A thus the price of the CAR increases due to increase in demand and tends towards 1200 Rs and similarly as more people try sell it in City B due to higher competition between sellers the price reduces and tends towards 1000rs
So as the time goes buying price in City A and selling price in City B converge and there is no longer any profit to be earned ..
The same principle applies to Arbitrage in Spot market or futures market ..
will there always be an equal no of call nd put option contracts??
now i am beginning to understand why u said its not gambling rather speculation on basis of probability.......
as far as i have learnt hedging is like when ur betting in ipl u put your money on both the teams to minimise risk isnt it???
and there is only futures trading in mcx and not options....if i am correct???
vibudhjain Sayswill there always be an equal no of call nd put option contracts??
if there will be equality in terms of the numbers of contracts than a transaction will be closed.
in simple terms there should be a gap so that speculations can be done and these markets are 40% technical and 60% speculative.
Put and Call contracts trading in the market are totally different securities that are traded independently. Separate contract a generated for a Put and a different one for a Call (even if it is on the same underlying stock and for the same Strike or same Maturity).
It is quite common to see diff number of contracts traded for Put and Call and diff number of OI for Put and Call.
One might think that one is on the buy side and another is on the sell side, but it needs to be understood that there is a long and a short in the Call and also in a Put.
So the number of longs and shorts of the contracts traded would be same for the Put. Similarly the number of longs and shorts of the contracts traded would be same for a Call.
vibudhjain Sayswill there always be an equal no of call nd put option contracts??
Time to short Auto sector short term or buy long term 
Can any one explain the fiasco behind Facebook IPO fiasco ??
raghav721989 SaysCan anybody explain me Why does the Interest rate fall when there is increase in money supply in the market??Also please explain its relationship with securities...
Thanx but my question is vice versa....
I read a statement:When there is more money supply in the market,ppl have more money in there hands so rather than keeping them,they try to invest in securities....This puts a downward pressure on interest rates hence they fall.....
Please explain this....