In the world full of distraction and noise, Technical analysis helps a trader to remove that noise and effectively monitor his/her trades. Therefore TA is a must for every market participant.
Listen brief description of technical analysis classes
I always wanted to share my knowledge with other participants and now I will be helping new market participants in learning the art of technical analysis. I welcome you all to join me, technical analysis classes.
Who can take this class?
Beginners who are new to trading & Traders who want to learn patterns and get learn how to carry out in-depth analysis before taking trades
What will be the time frame of the classes?
Classes will be conducted in 7-8 webinars of around 1.30 to 2 hrs. Overall classes will take a span of 1-2 months but can extend longer under some circumstances. In each class, 15-20 mins will be devoted to query solving. All content will be taught in such a way that each learner can learn and practice along with classes.
Where classes will be conducted?
Classes will be conducted thought webinars (online medium). You are expected to have a laptop/computer of decent bandwidth of internet connection. Class Link will be shared before each class.
What you will learn in classes?
Trading Aspect
We will be starting from basics like candlestick patterns. (Hammer, Shooting star, etc.)
How to identify a trend in a stock?
Learning about how to identify support and resistance.
How to identify Demand & Supply zones?
Identifying Breakout & Breakdowns in a stock
How to identify medium and long term patterns in a stock (Head and Shoulder & Inverse Head & Shoulder)?
How to trade during Intraday and setting up Target & Stop Loss?
How to trade gaps?
What is a trading setup and how to create one for yourself?
Psychology & Risk Management Aspect
When to trade?
Different types of trading techniques (Intraday, Swing trading, etc.)
Managing Risk
Doubt Solving
Every Learner will be added in a learner group and will be helped for the next 1-2 months regarding their doubts.
In this post, we will see the performance of recommendations given to premium members in the past 2 months. I share only those trades which I took personally. Most of the recommendations are short term (1-3 weeks only). We usually follow Stop-loss on closing basis only.
Most of these trades were shared in the free channel, therefore you can easily check the authenticity of these trades.
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Index Funds are ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) available on exchanges for passive investment. ETF could be on a basket of stocks, Index (like Nifty 50, Sensex, Bank Nifty and Bonds also).
What is a passive fund?
A passive fund is generally tracking a market index, or a specific market segment in order to determine what to invest in. Unlike with mutual funds or PMS, the fund manager does not decide what securities the fund should include or exclude.
How do Index Funds work?
Generally, Index funds replicate a basket of stocks, bonds, etc. For eg., Nifty 50 is an Index representing the top 50 companies listed on NSE. We have an ETF name NiftyBees which replicates Nifty 50. Therefore, your returns will be based on Nifty 50 companies.
Why use Index Fund?
Index funds are widely used as equity investment tool because they do not carry any exit loads as compared to mutual funds. They also listed on NSE/BSE, so you can buy or sell at any point in time during market hours. Last, they provide necessary diversification to portfolio at minimal cost.
Does the Index Fund is suited for me?
Index funds are suited for low risk and long term investors. Here low risk means they are less risky in the Equity category. But Index funds are risky in general compared to the fixed asset classes. Equity Index funds fluctuate based on global and macro factors.
Every investor should invest some money in the Index funds. Allocation of Index funds in the portfolio can depend on investment horizon and risk-taking capacity.
How to buy Index funds?
Index funds are traded on NSE just like other stocks. These could be bought and sold similarly like stocks. Once you have bought Index fund, it will be visible in your demat account just like a normal share/stock. You can sell ETF similarly like a share. The charges applicable on buying/selling of Etf are generally similar to stock.
What kind of Index funds are available?
There are various kinds of Index funds available on NSE/BSE. Some of them are
NiftyBees (ETF on Nifty 50) Bank Bees (ETF on Sensex) GoldBees (ETF on gold)
Below are some ETF available on NSE.
Hope this post has provided some valuable insight about index funds.
1. Large cap can become midcaps or even smallcap. Eg. IndiaBulls Housing, Yesbank
2.
You can’t predict how much a stock could fall or rise. Saw 50-100%
(Pcj, Rcom) rise and 50-60% (Infibeam, Jet), Dhfl) fall in stock in just
a single day.
3. Large Cap are as risky as smallcaps.
4. PE is just a number don’t follow it stictly.
5.
Promoter Quality does matter. High priced stock become more priced. Eg
HDFCAMC, DMART, BAJAJ FINANCE. All these stocks have PE >50 to 250+.
6. Investors who love buying cheaper stocks should know the stock can become more cheaper after you have bought it.
7. High Debt is like a hanging sword on the company which could fall anytime.( Rcom, JetAirways, Jain irrigation)
8.
During a bloodbath even quality stock can fall 10-15% or even 20% in
just a day but that doesn’t mean the stock has no quality. Eg. Bajaj
Finance
9. Stock recovery is never V shaped. If there is a stock which is following, it might be manipulated.
10.
No Stoploss can save your investment . Big traders already know where
you will keep Stoploss, they will push price till that point where you
will exit at any cost. Therefore know the business before investment or
investment the amount you afford to loose.
11. Last, stock prices react first and news arrives later. Therefore don’t think investing is as easy as it just requires 1+1.
