This is what we wrote to our clients today, in the daily letter: Quote: Indian markets fell sharply, closing below 5200, in fact well below this support level, at 5148.
Two days ago on CNBC, my fellow guest was saying: the world is very upbeat on India, investors are willing to pay higher valuations for stocks, therefore a higher valuation
An article found Here discusses high frequency trading. I am giving below a graphics from the site which explains what high frequency trading is: A comment from the site: Quote: This chart is
The Nifty seems to be unwilling to go through a significant correction. The up move from 4675 to 5400 has not seen a 'normal' 50% or 61.8% correction. At least,
Here is a specific money management method that helps maximise profits and reduce risk. 1. Identify one 'unit' of the instrument that you trade. Suppose you trade 400 Nifty, then
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