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  1. Asked: September 20, 2021In: Investment

    Why Stock Market Falls Suddenly?

    Nilesh Jaiswal Contributor
    Added an answer on November 27, 2021 at 9:02 am

    Indices like Nifty and Bank Nifty have fallen more than 10% in the last 5 sessions. The major factors behind the fall are Continuous selling pressure from FIIs (FIIs have sold more than 20000 crores in the last 5 trading sessions) US Inflation data A new variant of coronavirus (New panic situation hRead more

    Indices like Nifty and Bank Nifty have fallen more than 10% in the last 5 sessions. The major factors behind the fall are

    1. Continuous selling pressure from FIIs (FIIs have sold more than 20000 crores in the last 5 trading sessions)
    2. US Inflation data
    3. A new variant of coronavirus (New panic situation has started globally regarding the new variant. WHO has also concluded that the new variant is quite dangerous)

    All these factors are combinedly influencing the Indian markets. The majority of the financial advisors are expecting a further fall in the market. Meanwhile, it is a good opportunity to invest in the long term.

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  2. Asked: September 20, 2021In: Intraday Trading

    How to Become a Successful Trader in Indian Stock Market?

    Nilesh Jaiswal Contributor
    Added an answer on November 27, 2021 at 8:56 am

    One can stay long in the market only if he follows some discipline and rules. Always prefer paper trading until you get familiar with the strategy you apply Maintain proper stop loss and Risk-Reward ratio Don't be greedy Do not overtrade Cut the losses immediately when you are wrong Learning new thiRead more

    One can stay long in the market only if he follows some discipline and rules.

    • Always prefer paper trading until you get familiar with the strategy you apply
    • Maintain proper stop loss and Risk-Reward ratio
    • Don’t be greedy
    • Do not overtrade
    • Cut the losses immediately when you are wrong
    • Learning new things every day, the stock market is a never-ending learning

    Following the above rules will make you survive long in the market.

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  3. Asked: September 20, 2021In: Learning

    How to Check Monthly P&L Statement in Upstox?

    Nilesh Jaiswal Contributor
    Added an answer on November 27, 2021 at 8:51 am

    Most of the Upstox users couldn't find the link in the dashboard to download the P&L Report. Here is the procedure to check the trade report and P&L Reports in Upstox. Firstly, you will have to visit the Keystone dashboard of Upstox. Use this link to get over their account.upstox.com/reportsRead more

    Most of the Upstox users couldn’t find the link in the dashboard to download the P&L Report. Here is the procedure to check the trade report and P&L Reports in Upstox.

    • Firstly, you will have to visit the Keystone dashboard of Upstox. Use this link to get over their account.upstox.com/reports
    • Login to your account with the credentials
    • Click on the Profit & Loss tab
    • Select the Segment, Financial Year, and date range
    • Hit the Get Report button
    • The report will be displayed on the screen
    • Download it in Excel and PDF formats

     

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  4. Asked: September 20, 2021In: Learning

    What is Algo Trading and How Much Can I Earn Through it?

    Nilesh Jaiswal Contributor
    Added an answer on November 26, 2021 at 7:01 am

    Algo Trading - Also Called Algorithmic Trading or Automated Trading is the process of giving programmed instructions to the computer to execute the trades on your behalf. Benefits: Most of the traders are programming their daily using strategies and implementing through the software. Compter has zerRead more

    Algo Trading – Also Called Algorithmic Trading or Automated Trading is the process of giving programmed instructions to the computer to execute the trades on your behalf.

    Benefits:

    Most of the traders are programming their daily using strategies and implementing through the software. Compter has zero emotions, so it executes the trades as per the instructions given in the code.

    It has both pros and cons. It is better to monitor the trades even you are using algorithmic trading.

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  5. Asked: September 21, 2021In: Learning

    What is the Required Margin for Option Selling in Bank Nifty?

    Nilesh Jaiswal Contributor
    Added an answer on November 26, 2021 at 6:52 am

    Without any hedge, if you send the options naked, then the approximate margin required for selling 1 lot of Bank Nifty options is Rs. 1.2 Lakh to 1.6 Lakh. You can reduce the margin by buying far-away options of the same quantity. Most of the traders do hedging in option selling to reduce the marginRead more

    Without any hedge, if you send the options naked, then the approximate margin required for selling 1 lot of Bank Nifty options is Rs. 1.2 Lakh to 1.6 Lakh.

    You can reduce the margin by buying far-away options of the same quantity.

    Most of the traders do hedging in option selling to reduce the margins and also to cut down the unlimited risk.

    Selling options without any hedge is too risky unless you are a pro trader. It is always recommended to hedge the positions to cut down the losses and also to get a good ROI.

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  6. Asked: September 21, 2021In: Learning

    What is Premium Decay in Option Selling?

    Nilesh Jaiswal Contributor
    Added an answer on November 26, 2021 at 6:45 am

    When the time gap between the current day and the expiry day reduces, then the probability of making money through option buying is very less. So the premiums reduce gradually when time passes. Option Premiums are inversely proportional to the time. When the market consolidates at the same point, thRead more

    When the time gap between the current day and the expiry day reduces, then the probability of making money through option buying is very less. So the premiums reduce gradually when time passes.

    Option Premiums are inversely proportional to the time. When the market consolidates at the same point, then the option premiums fall gradually as time passes.

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  7. Asked: September 21, 2021In: Learning

    What is the Required Margin for Option Selling in Nifty?

    Nilesh Jaiswal Contributor
    Added an answer on November 26, 2021 at 6:39 am

    The approximate margin required in Nifty Option selling for 1 lot is Rs. 65000/- to Rs. 80,000/-. You can reduce the margin by hedging. Even you can sell options in nifty with just 20,000/- also. What is Hedging: Most of the traders use hedging to reduce the margin for selling options. Buying far awRead more

    The approximate margin required in Nifty Option selling for 1 lot is Rs. 65000/- to Rs. 80,000/-. You can reduce the margin by hedging. Even you can sell options in nifty with just 20,000/- also.

    What is Hedging:

    Most of the traders use hedging to reduce the margin for selling options.

    Buying far away options of the same quantity as what you are selling is known as hedging. Some investors use hedging to cut down the risks and some traders use this for reducing margins.

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