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    Important Trading Rules

    10 Golden Trading Rules - YouTube A summary of the video: 1. A game plan 2. Follow the game plan 3. Always trade with stop loss 4. Diversification 5. Filter your trade (capture the big moves) 6. Trade with the Trend so odds in your favor 7. Not listen to News. Real News = what the...
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    Introduction letter for my new trading company

    Hi guys , This is Prasanna Kumar . I'm Starting a new trading cum exports in the name of "Prabhav Exim" where i do trading and give solutions for my clients . For this , I do mailing to many client but not that much response. So , i thought i could send a nice introduction letter about my...
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    Need Infromation in Starting a New Business in International Trading

    Hi This ramm Im new this forum Kindly help me to find some good business solution to start new business in international trading With regards Ramkumar
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    Stop Investing and Start Trading

    The economy is still the pits yet stocks are on a tear. What's an investor to do in these confusing times? John Mauldin, president of Millennium Wave Advisors, admits the average investor doesn't "have as many good choices" as in the past. Contrary to what "experts" have told the public for...
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    Rules From the Masters - Trading Quotes

    Murphy's laws of technical trading Introduction John Murphy's ten laws of technical trading explain the main ideas to beginners and streamline the trading methodology for experienced practitioners. The precepts define the key tools of technical analysis and show how to use them to identify...
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    Why Choose Online Stock Trading?

    :SugarwareZ-243:Hello guys, Why we choose online stock trading? Is there any benefits doing online stock trading? Just need your valuable reply over this thread. Thanks
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    demo of trading

    hi friends. here is a demo of how trading is taking place
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    NSE a formal trading platform

    NSE also provides a formal trading platform for trading of a wide range of debt securities including government securities in both retail and wholesale mode. NSE also provides trading in derivatives of equities, interest rate as well indices. In derivatives market (F&O market segment of NSE)...
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    OPTIONS TRADING STRATEGIES

    We have considered above the profit/loss resulting to the investors with long and short positions in the call and put options. It is important to note that an investor need not take positions in naked options only or in a single option alone. In fact, a number of trading strategies involving...
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    TRADING

    c) HELD FOR TRADING : i) The individual scrips are valued and the appreciation if any is ignored and depreciation is recognized in the P& L account. For valuation the market rates available on the Balance Sheet date from trades / quotes on the Stock exchange, SGL account transactions, price...
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    Trading in Diaomnds

    Trading Relationship between Surat and Mumbai has been very close in respect of Diamond trading. It is a known fact that Mumbai is Diamond trading hub of India. But it is also a real fact that Surat is Diamond Manufacturing and polishing hub of India Surat diamond business has made its...
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    Indian Market is not ready for derivative trading

    Often the argument put forth against derivatives trading is that the Indian capital market is not ready for derivatives trading. Here, we look into the pre-requisites, which are needed for the introduction of derivatives and how Indian market fares: PRE-REQUISITES & INDIAN SCENARIO Large...
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    OPTION TRADING STRATEGY FORMULAS - 7

    SHORT CONDOR Sell One + Buy One + Buy One + Sell One = Credit received RISK COLLAR / FENCE (RISK CONVERSION) Long Underlying Security = Purchasing OTM Put + Selling the OTM call RISK COLLAR / FENCE (RISK REVERSAL) Short Underlying Security = Purchasing OTM Call + Selling the OTM Put
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    OPTION TRADING STRATEGY FORMULAS - 6

    LONG IRON BUTTERFLY Sell ATM Straddle – Buy OTM Strangle = Receive a credit SHORT IRON BUTTERFLY Buy ATM Straddle – Sell OTM Strangle = Total Debit LONG CONDOR Buy One + Sell One + Sell One + Buy One = Total Debit paid
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    OPTION TRADING STRATEGY FORMULAS - 5

    SHORT STRANGLE OTM Put Strike Price – (OTM Call Price + OTM Put Price) = Low Break-even Point OTM Call Strike Price + (OTM Call Price + OTM Put Price) = High Break-even Point LONG BUTTERFLY Buy One + Sell Two + Buy One = Total Debit SHORT BUTTERFLY Sell One + Buy Two + Sell One = Total Credit
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    OPTION TRADING STRATEGY FORMULAS - 4

    SHORT STRADDLE Strike Price – (Call Price + Put Price) = Low Break-even Point Strike Price + (Call Price + Put Price) = High Break-even Point LONG STRANGLE OTM Put Strike Price – (OTM Call Price + OTM Put Price) = Low Break-even Point OTM Call Strike Price + (OTM Call Price + OTM Put...
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    OPTION TRADING STRATEGY FORMULAS - 3

    RATIO BEAR SPREAD (SHORT) A long put spread plus a short OTM put LONG STRADDLE Strike Price – (Call Price + Put Price) = Low Break-even Point Strike Price + (Call Price + Put Price) = High Break-even Point
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    OPTION TRADING STRATEGY FORMULAS - 2

    RATIO BULL SPREAD (LONG) A short call spread plus a long OTM call RATIO BULL SPREAD (SHORT) A long call spread plus a short OTM call RATIO BEAR SPREAD (LONG) A short put spread plus a long OTM put
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    OPTION TRADING STRATEGY FORMULAS - 1

    *MARRIED PUT (Stock Price – Strike Price) + Put Price = Maximum Loss *PROTECTING UNREALIZED PROFIT (Strike Price – Put Price) – Initial Stock Purchase = Unrealized Profit *COVERED CALL POTENTIAL (Call Price + Strike Price) – Stock Price = Covered Call Potential * BULL SPREAD (LONG CALL...
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    DIFFERENCES IN TRADING CYCLES AMONG STOCK EXCHANGES

    DIFFERENCES IN TRADING CYCLES AMONG STOCK EXCHANGES Indian stock exchanges, now, most of them, have a weekly trading cycle but the cycles are not uniform. For example, NSE has from Wednesday to Tuesday and BSE has from Monday to Friday. Due to difference in trading cycles, the brokers who...
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