SHORT TERM / LONG TERM INVESTMENT RULES IN NSE MARKET BY AMOL DALVI
1.
Alway Buy Stocks of Fundamentally Strong Companies having good track record,
Do not Buy for Cheap Stocks.
2. First do paper trading(write entry price & exit price on paper)
and if you get success then start your actual day trading. If
you don't get success in paper trading then do not do day trading.
3. Initially don't use margin amount
for day trading. Once you get lots of experience then you can use margin
amount. Trade only with the money available with you so that if the trade
goes wrong you can take delivery of those stocks and sell later instead
of bearing loss. This is only possible if you have bought shares and not
possible for short sell trade.
4. Don't try to trade daily. If markets
are very volatile then it is better to wait and watch instead of start
trading immediately.
5. Trading without losses is not possible, always
decide Stoploss and target when you buy a Stock. Don't Change
that in any circumstances. Always Try to reduce losses and increase profit
so that at the end of the month you should be in profit.
6. Be in touch with news/events
in the market. Most
of the time it has been observed that News and Events affect the market.
We highly recommended and advised to keep yourself in touch with the market
news and updates.
R = Resistance = After breaking this level further upside is expected.
S = Support = After breaking this level further downside is expected.
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