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When Is The Right Time To Invest In Stock Market In India?
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In Such A Dynamic Country Where Changes In Stock Market Happen Rapidly These Tips From A SEBI Registered Research Analyst Will Help You Earn More Profits And Lower Your Risks.
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Are you a beginner trader or an experienced pro? Regardless of your field of expertise, there always exists the question among traders on when is the right time to buy or sell stocks. If you're asking this question in earnest and are looking for an answer that's sure to minimize your risks and ensure security, here are simple tips on when to invest by SEBI registered research analyst Kapil Verma.
Eye The Right Time
9:30 am - 10:30 am is the best time to trade. The stock market opens for trading at 9:15. In the first 15 minutes, experienced negotiators wait to make their move. As a result, that first 15-minute slot is best avoided.
There's No The Best Day
In general, the stock prices are at their lowest on Mondays and hits their highest on Fridays that's why multiple sites and people advise that these are the best days to trade. However, as per Kapil, there is no best day to trade, in fact, one should purely trade on the basis of research & analysis. If only Mondays and Fridays were good enough, why does the market fluctuate daily.
Study Conditions Well
When a stock's price is low, one should buy it because its price would increase later, and when it is high, one can sell it. It is not that simple. A lower-priced stock's value can decrease further after being bought. A dip in price can occur due to multiple reasons hence, without studying the stock, its company, the market, and the overall economy, a low-price stock cannot be bought. Specifically for buying Futures and Options, Kapil suggests that when Open Interest (OI) is low, it can be bought.
More Factors To Consider
Watch the news and study the company regularly to know what's happening in the country, how can it affect the stock market, how much dividend is the company paying out, and whether the company has any positive or negative news. These affect the stock prices too and should be considered whilst taking a trading decision.
Consult SEBI Registered Analysts
Getting advice, being consulted, or taking suggestions from anyone is fundamental in everyone's personal decision but, consulting SEBI registered research analysts can be reliable due to their extensive experience, continuously evolving knowledge, and skills that get polished on daily basis. One such dedicated analyst is Kapil who operates a Free Telegram Channel for Delivering Free Cash, Futures, Options, and Commodities Tips Daily. He is trusted by 70,000+ members in the telegram channel, holds an experience of 14+ years, conducted over 75 webinars, and trained over 2300 students. One may also, opt for one of his online trading courses by visiting Stock Gainers (owned by Kapil Verma) website.
To conclude, by observing the charts, investing time in research & analysis, checking indicators such as moving averages, and carefully using SEBI analysts' cognizance, you can have a successful and profitable trading experience.
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