Share Market

 In share market we have only control on loss not in profit. So we control our loss using " STOP LOSS " in our trade. When taking a share we must calculate our stop loss then buy a share. If we forget this then we may lose more & more in the share market. How to calculate stop loss I discuss in next discussion. Taking a share without stop loss is equal to riding a bike without helmet.So stop loss is very very important .

 There are three types of Trends 1 - Up Trend 2 - Down Trend 3 - Sideways Trend      A stock can move in the three above mention direction. If we identify the trend then we can  predict the movement of the stock. So trend identification play a vital role in share trading. Here is a example below -

 Support & resistance are two important component of a chart. When we watch a chart we have to identify support as well as resistance then only we get a clear idea of that chart. In near to support we have to buy a stock & in resistance we have to sell. Below picture show the example -

 BSE - Bombay Stock Exchange NSE - National Stock Exchange  IPO - Initial Public Offering ADR - American Depository Receipt  RBI - Reserve Bank Of India (It control our Banks) AGM - Annual General Meeting SL - Stop Loss  CEO - Chief Executive Officer SEBI - Securities & Exchange Board Of India ( It regulate our share market ) CPL - Central Pivot Line DMA - Daily Moving Average  EMA - Exponential Moving Average  EPS - Earning Per Share  F & O - Future & Option MA - Moving Average  NPA - Non Performing Asset  PSU - Public Sector Undertaking  FII - Foreign Institutional Investor  DII - Domestic Institutional Investor RERA - Real Estate Regulation Act ROI - Return On Investment  SMA - Simple Moving Average