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All companies require capital to run their business. However, sometimes the profit obtained from selling goods or services is not enough to meet the working capital requirements. So, companies request ordinary people like you and me to put some money in their company to run it efficiently, and in return, investors get a share of whatever profit they make.  As you may think, the stock market is not a difficult subject to understand, and anyone can learn stock market basics. Moreover, there are various options available through which you can learn stock market. A question may arise in your mind. Why should I learn stock market trading? You may be a student or a young professional. Whatever your age, you may have several dreams that have to be fulfilled. And for that, you require the suitable amount of capital at the appropriate time, meaning that you have to start investing. Unless you start investing in the stock market, you cannot achieve your dreams. There are various financial asset

Day trading is all about buying and selling stocks within the same day. It is done using online trading platforms. So, for example, if a person buys 5000 shares of Infosys in the morning at Rs.300 and by the end of the day it will sell it at Rs.350, you can book a profit of Rs 2,50,000 (5000×50) Intraday. Intraday trading is more dangerous than investing in the traditional stock market. Beginners need to learn the stock market basics to avoid huge losses. Beginners are advised to invest only the tiny amount they can afford to lose without experiencing financial difficulties. There are various Intraday Trading Strategies for traders to create profits in the stock market. Here is the list of a few Intraday trading strategies. Open High Low Strategy Moving Average Crossover Strategy Breakout Trading Strategy Momentum Trading Strategy Pullback Trading Strategy

To become a successful investor in the stock market, you have to improve fundamental and technical analysis skills. There are various ways to know what is going on with your stocks. Fundamental analysis means finding the company's financial details. Fundamental analysts examine everything that can affect the company's value. It generally consists of macro and microeconomic factors and the company's strategic planning, supply chain and even employee relations. A technical indicator is a mathematical calculation based on previous stock price, volume, etc., to determine the market trend. Technical Indicators usually depend on the price chart data to show where the stock price is going or whether the share price is in an "overbought" condition or an "oversold" condition. There are many technical indicators that can be displayed on the charts, but here is the list of best technical indicators to know. Moving Average Relative Strength Indicator Pivot Point In

The full form of FMCG is Fast Moving Consumer Goods. It is one of the fastest-growing sectors all over the country. The products made by these companies usually cost low prices and high in volume. Moreover, the products are used by everyone in our daily life. Thus, these companies have a great presence in the lives of millions of people. FMCG is the 4th biggest sector in the Indian economy. This sector is mainly classified into three divisions: Food & Beverages (19%), Healthcare (31%), Household & Personal care (50%).  Generally, these products are used in our daily life. Here are the few products like cosmetics, detergents, shaving items, soap, toiletries, and non-durable products such as batteries, light bulbs, glassware, household electronics, etc. Here is the list of top FMCG companies in India . Hindustan Unilever Limited ITC Limited Nestle India Britannia Industries Marico Limited

Open interest tells you the total number of outstanding contracts held by market members by the end of the day. It can also be defined as the total number of futures contracts or option contracts that have not yet been squared off by delivery. Open interest is usually associated with the Futures and Options markets. Open interest measures the money flow in the futures market. For every seller of a futures contract, there will be a buyer of that contract.  Long Build up : Long buildup means more people are showing interest in buying particular stocks. We can understand it with the combination of Price and Open Interest. If the stock price is moving up and open interest is moving upward, we can assume a long buildup occurs in the market.  Short Build up: Short buildup means more people are expecting the stock prices will move down and create Short positions. So if the stock price is moving down and open interest is moving up, we can assume a short buildup is happening in the market. Lon