Trading is a continuous learning experience. Market Profile is one of the best tool to organize market generated information and help in spotting Intraday and positional trading opportunities. Market Profile is not a time-based chart rather it organized the Trading Data and charts the relative frequency of trading at various price levels. By organizing the trading data in terms of Alphabets... Continue Reading →
Introduction Real Time Data from NSE, BSE & MCX is distributed to various data vendors as 4 different levels.These levels are mainly based upon the amount of RealTime Market depth (order book) provided by the exchanges.This precision and the knowledge of Market Pricing is far more important for the day Traders than for a long term investor. The 4 Levels of RealTime Data There are 4... Continue Reading →
What is Volume Profile? Volume Profile is a visual representation of how much volume occurs at each individual price over a certain period of time. It helps traders to identify support and resistance. By looking at the volume we can see where the most activity is taking place historically. The important ingredients of Volume Profile include:-... Continue Reading →
Introduction Lately, a number of traders have started using Range Bars for their trading systems rather than the standard candlestick charts. By migrating their trading systems from the standard time based (1min, 5 min etc..) candlestick charts to Range Bars, traders are looking to overcome the losses they encounter during sideways markets. The best part is... Continue Reading →
NSE Series – The National Stock Exchange (NSE) started trading in the equities segment (Capital Market segment) on November 3, 1994. Within a short span of 1 year became the largest exchange in India in terms of volumes transacted. Permitted Asset Class (NSE Series) There are a number of products traded in the Capital Markets. Segments viz., Equity... Continue Reading →
Let us begin with a very simple question – What comes to your mind when you say the word “Stock Market”? List of most common terms include- Profit and LossMoneyBearBulls and many more However, this mere list of words does not constitute the stock market. The stock market is much more than that. Here is... Continue Reading →
Dividend Paying Stocks – Although capital appreciation is the first choice of investors in comparison with dividend income, that does not make dividend less worthy. Despite the fact, that capital appreciation yields are higher; it is volatile and risk associated. On the other hand, income from the dividend is balanced and predictable. Most importantly, Dividends are a... Continue Reading →
For analyzing the stock markets, Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis are the two major methods. Although, both the methods are at the opposite ends of the band. Still, both of them are used for researching and forecasting future trends in the stock prices. Therefore, most of the new investors and traders have lots of questions. Like, What is Fundamental... Continue Reading →
Introduction In an attempt to curb speculative trading, the exchanges move stocks to the “Trade to Trade”, “T2T” or “T” segment. The NSE and the BSE, do this in consultation with the Securities Exchange board of India (SEBI). The move is a part of preventive surveillance measures taken by the exchanges to safeguard the interest of investors. Criteria... Continue Reading →
Introduction Using NinjaTrader with Windows XP & Server 2003 can now be a challenge as NinjaTrader has followed Microsoft in dropping support for these operating systems. Windows XP users have recently, therefore, been unable to connect to the NinjaTrader license server. The primary cause being :- Microsoft is no longer updating security certifications via Windows Update.Microsoft announced end-of-support... Continue Reading →
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