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What is Trading :


What is Trading


Trading means buying and selling a commodity or service with the hope of making profits.

It is a kind of business.

For the way, the aunt who comes to sell vegetables in your society also trades in trading vegetables.

He buys vegetables at a slightly lower price than the market and then sells it to you at a slightly higher price.

It takes two things, the people of society get vegetables at home, and that aunt earns a little.

If we look around us, most of the business is trading.

As he buys a grocery from the grocery store uncle .

 

The people who participate in the stock market are mostly of two kinds, including investors and trading.

We know about the investors, the person who invests his own, is called the investor, so today we will learn about Stock Trading.

 

What is Stock Trading :

Trading in the stock market means the purchase of Stock i.e. Share, which is expected to make profits.

As a company bought the share and then sold it after some time.

It can also be from a few minutes to a few weeks.

Yes, it is possible to buy and sell shares in Stock Market even in a few minutes.

There is good news about the companies that trade in the stock market throughout the day.

The prices of shares of those companies in the stock market change several times every single second.

By taking advantage of this, many people sell the purchase of shares even in minutes.

But this purchase sale so quickly can be in minutes such as profit in such purchase sales, so the damage can happen in minutes.

Beware: You may also lose the money if you will also make this mistake.

That is why such trading is considered to be very risky.

Also there is some sort of Stock Trading, so let us know,

 

Types of Stock Trading :
 

The main three types of stock trading or Stock Trading can be said on how long the trader has retained the shares:


1)Intraday Trading,

2)Positional Trading and

3)Short Term Trading or Swing Trading 

 

1) Intraday Trading  (One Day Trading):

If a Trader trading a share makes both buying and selling the share in a single day, that Trading is called ODI or Intraday Trading.

India's stock markets are running from 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

If a share is bought and sold at the time of the two, it will be Intraday Trading.

What we talked about in the minutes above is also Intraday Trading.

The goal of an Intraday Trader is to take advantage of quick movements coming into stock from the good-bad news that comes to the market.

From which he can earn profit in a short time.

But it is not necessary that the profit earned can also be harmed.

Rather, most people are harmed by leaving some successful traders in Intraday Trading.

 

That is why it is a very difficult task to succeed in Intraday Trading.

Although those successful traders are also harmed, their profits are much higher than their losses.

By mixing everything, they get profits in most of the time.

But it does not happen to most people.

With very few people becoming successful Intraday Trader.

For this trading, the broker lets you buy and sell shares amounting to 10 to 20 times the money you deposited.

That is, if you have deposited Rs. 10, 000, you can also sell purchases from 1 lakh to 2 lakhs.

 

2) Positional Trading (Positional Trading):

 

The second type of stock trading is Positional Trading.

 

If a trader buys a share in a day and then sells it for 1 day to one week instead of selling it on the same day, it is called Positional Trading.

To do this, the Trader has to take delivery of that share.

 

For which the broker has to pay the entire amount of the share he has purchased.

 

In his two days, he shares in his Demat Account.

 

Then he can raise his money by selling that share whenever he wants.

(We will learn further about Demat Account.) )

 

Although such trading has a lower risk than Intraday, it has an overnight risk.

 

Sometimes, because of any good or bad news in the bund market, the whole market or some shares open up or too much on the next day.

 

The risk associated with this is called Overnight Risk. 

 It does not happen when trading Risk Intraday, but there is no need to take the delivery of shares in intraday trading.

 

3) Short Term or Swing Trading :

 

The third kind is Stock Trading, Short Term Trading.

 If a Trader keeps the purchased stock from 1 week to 4 weeks, and then sells, it is called Short Term Trading.

 In this trading, a Trader's goal is to make profits by taking advantage of the swing in the share price in a few weeks.

 That is why this Trading is also called Swing Trading.

 

Even in Swing Trading, overnight risk remains the same, but intraday trading is less than a risk in such trading.

 

Now we know about three types of Trading, but now we know,

How to Start Stock Trading ? 

You need three kinds of accounts to do Stock Trading:

1.Trading Account

2.Demat Account

3.Bank Account

 

1) What is Trading Account?


Trading Account is the account by which we can sell the share for ourselves, according to your name.

It is only through this that we can send our purchase or sale order to Stock Exchange.

For this, whether you are an investor or trader you have to open trading account.

In addition to buying sales in Trading Account, you can also deposit and withdraw money for purchase sales.

You will have to deposit the amount of shares you have to buy in your Trading Account.

Then you can order to buy that share.

This order you placed goes to Stock Exchange (such as NSE and BSE).

There are also orders from all the other people.

You'll get that share when you're selling shares on Stock Exchange according to your Order.

And that much money will be deducted from your Trading Account.

This way it is a means of buying and selling trading account shares.

Now we know,

 

2) What is Demat Account?


With Trading Account, demat account is like a storage.

In which shares purchased by you in dematerialized form and other Securities are deposited.

Dematerialized nature means the same format as your money in your bank account.

This Demat account is linked with your Trading account.

So whenever you buy a share, the share you bought in two days is deposited in your Demat Account.

Then, you can keep that share as much time as you want to keep.

Whenever you sell that share through your Trading account, that share is removed from your Demat account.

And the amount in lieu of the sold share is deposited in your Trading Account.

You can take detailed information about Demat Account from : Demat Account

The third kind of account,

 

3) Bank Account :

 

You have to deposit money into the Trading account for the purchase sale of the share, for which you will also have to link one of your Bank Account.

You can transfer money from your Trading Account to your Bank Account whenever you need money.

You can also link an old Bank Account, so a separate Bank Account is not required.

 In addition, if you become entitled to a Share Dividend, that amount will also be deposited in your same Bank account.

 Out of these, trading and Demat Account can open with a good Stock Broker.

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