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  1. Asked: September 21, 2021In: Learning

    Suggest the Top 10 Stock Market Books for Beginners?

    Aditya Mangalampalli
    Added an answer on September 21, 2021 at 12:25 pm

    There are a lots of books available for stock market, out of which the following are the top books that most of the investors suggest. Here are those 1. The Intelligent Investor Author: Benjamin Graham Price: Rs. 484/- Buy on Amazon 2. A Random Walk Down Wall Street Author: Burton G. Malkiel Price:Read more

    There are a lots of books available for stock market, out of which the following are the top books that most of the investors suggest.

    Here are those

    1. The Intelligent Investor

    Author: Benjamin Graham

    Price: Rs. 484/-

    Buy on Amazon

    2. A Random Walk Down Wall Street

    Author: Burton G. Malkiel

    Price: Rs. 2261/-

    Buy on Amazon

    3. One Up On Wall Street

    Author: Peter Lynch

    Price: Rs. 352/-

    Buy on Amazon

    4. The Financial Diet

    Author: Chelsea Fagan

    Price: Rs. 1375.99/-

    Buy on Amazon

    5. Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits

    Author: Philip A. Fisher

    Price: Rs. 371.70/-

    Buy on Amazon

    6. The Little Book of Value Investing

    Author: Christopher H. Browne

    Price: Rs. 227.05/-

    Buy on Amazon

    7. Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom

    Author: Van K. Tharp

    Price: Rs. 2350/-

    Buy on Amazon

    8. How to Make Money in Stocks

    Author: William J. O’Neil

    Price: Rs. 950/-

    Buy on Amazon

    9. Stay the Course

    Author: John C. Bogle

    Price: Rs. 2306/-

    Buy on Amazon

    10. The Psychology of Money

    Author: Morgan Housel

    Price: Rs. 277/-

    Buy on Amazon

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  2. Asked: September 21, 2021In: Learning

    What are the Best Sites to do Back Test on Options?

    Aditya Mangalampalli
    Added an answer on September 21, 2021 at 10:46 am

    I don't know about other sites, but as per my knowledge "Opstra" is good for back testing options. Building strategies is free of cost in Opstra, but there is no free service for back testing. You will have to pay Rs. 1530/- per month to access Opstra Back Testing Services. I'll share the step by stRead more

    I don’t know about other sites, but as per my knowledge “Opstra” is good for back testing options.

    Building strategies is free of cost in Opstra, but there is no free service for back testing. You will have to pay Rs. 1530/- per month to access Opstra Back Testing Services.

    I’ll share the step by step procedure to make payment and access the back testing tools.

    1. Visit the Opstra website here
    2. Click on Get Started button on the home page
    3. You will be redirected to the Registration Page
    4. Complete the Registration Process
    5. Click on Options tab in the menu section
    6. You will find the options simulator from the drop down, click on it
    7. Click on Make Payment button to finish the payment process
    8. Wait for 5 to 10minutes to enable the services

    You can back test the last 2 years data in various time frames.

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  3. Asked: September 21, 2021In: Learning

    How to Put Stoploss in Zerodha?

    Aditya Mangalampalli
    Added an answer on September 21, 2021 at 10:46 am

    There are two types of stop loss orders Stop Loss Limit Order Stop Loss Market Order Stop Loss Limit Order (SL): Stop loss is nothing but the opposite order of your position. For instance if you have placed a buy order, then the stop loss order will be the sell order and vice versa. Stop Loss LimitRead more

    There are two types of stop loss orders

    1. Stop Loss Limit Order
    2. Stop Loss Market Order

    Stop Loss Limit Order (SL):

    Stop loss is nothing but the opposite order of your position. For instance if you have placed a buy order, then the stop loss order will be the sell order and vice versa.

    Stop Loss Limit Order is the order which executes between given price and trigger price.

    Ex: You have sold Reliance share for 2100 Rupees. Now your stop loss order will be buy order. Let’s assume your trigger price is 2110 and the sell order value is 2115.

    From the above example, you are giving an instruction to the system that if the share value hits 2110, then buy the share between 2110 and 2115.

    In this case, the system will not buy the share if it crosses the price 2115.

    Stop Loss Market Order (SL-M):

    In this case you will give only trigger price, there is no upper limit. If the share value hits the trigger price, then the system will buy the share at current market value.

    Let’s say your trigger price for the Reliance share is 2110, the system may buy at 2110, 2115 or 3000. After hitting the trigger price, it immediately execute the order with the current market price of that particular share.

    So, in this case there is a chance of losing money more than you expected.

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  4. Asked: September 4, 2021In: Intraday Trading

    Equity or Options, Which one Gives High Returns?

    Karan Patel
    Added an answer on September 20, 2021 at 12:50 pm

    If it comes to high returns, options is the king. You can double the capital and also you can lose the entire capital in a single day. Both are possible. As per the reports, over 90% of the people trade in options. Options involve in high risk and high reward. You must do at least 3 months of paperRead more

    If it comes to high returns, options is the king. You can double the capital and also you can lose the entire capital in a single day. Both are possible.

    As per the reports, over 90% of the people trade in options. Options involve in high risk and high reward. You must do at least 3 months of paper trading before you trade in options market.

    Here are a few paper trading sites for options that you can practice.

    1. Neostox
    2. Sensibull
    3. Opstra (for Back Testing & Strategy Building)

    Learn option strategies, do paper trading and start trading in live market with less capital. This is the best way to start with option trading.

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  5. Asked: September 6, 2021In: Swing Trading

    Which is Better Intraday or Swing Trading?

    Karan Patel
    Added an answer on September 20, 2021 at 12:09 pm

    There are Pros and Cons for both the methods. If you are a full time trader, intraday gives the best returns. Choose swing trading if you are a working professional. Intraday Trading: Gives high returns and the risk too Able to learn new things Better understanding on market as you trade regularly oRead more

    There are Pros and Cons for both the methods. If you are a full time trader, intraday gives the best returns. Choose swing trading if you are a working professional.

    Intraday Trading:

    • Gives high returns and the risk too
    • Able to learn new things
    • Better understanding on market as you trade regularly on same stock/ index
    • Suitable for full time traders

    Swing Trading:

    • Any working professional can trade by spending 1 to 2 hours a day
    • Changes of losing huge capital when you are not aware of regular updates
    • Gives good returns if you choose the stocks wisely
    • As you spend less time on market, there is a chance of missing the opportunities

    As per my suggestion, if you are a day trader or swing trader, it is better to keep updated on market and learn new subject. Otherwise your small consistent earnings may vanish in a single day.

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  6. Asked: September 13, 2021In: Learning

    What is the Success Rate in Stock Market, Can I Choose this as a Career?

    Karan Patel
    Added an answer on September 20, 2021 at 11:56 am

    Yes, the success rate in stock market is very low it is less than 5%. Which means 95 people out of 100 are losing their money in the stock market. But you must understand that the other 5% people are earning consistently in the market. The reason is simple, their dedication and discipline made themRead more

    Yes, the success rate in stock market is very low it is less than 5%. Which means 95 people out of 100 are losing their money in the stock market.

    But you must understand that the other 5% people are earning consistently in the market.

    The reason is simple, their dedication and discipline made them a successful trader.

    They never lose hope when they are wrong in the market. They always learn from their mistakes.

    Whereas novice traders get freaked out when they lose money and they simply say stock market is a gambling.

    People who control their emotions and learn from their mistakes will stay long in the market. The people who stay for long period will definitely make money in the stock market.

    So, think like a professional trader not like a novice trader.

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  7. Asked: September 13, 2021In: Investment

    Is it Good to Follow News Channels for Investment?

    Karan Patel
    Added an answer on September 20, 2021 at 11:50 am

    As per my suggestion it is good to follow news channels but it must not be the only source. You must do your own research on company, study the financials and estimate the scope of their products in the future. Follow the below steps before you invest in any company. Study the past few years reportsRead more

    As per my suggestion it is good to follow news channels but it must not be the only source. You must do your own research on company, study the financials and estimate the scope of their products in the future.

    Follow the below steps before you invest in any company.

    • Study the past few years reports
    • Know their products
    • Check the demand of their products in the market
    • Know their competitors and their capacity
    • Check the ability of the management team
    • Check the financials
    • Go through the past 5 years candle sticks to know the performance of the company

    If everything seems good, you can invest in that company. It’s better to invest for at least 1 year to get benefited from taxes.

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