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"Eight keys to unlocking super performance" Mark Minervini's Key to success

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Hello everyone! Welcome back to the 20th and last installment of my blog series Green Bull V/S Red Bear. Today's blog is about Mark Minervini, one of the biggest swing traders in the USA. I have been reading his books to gain knowledge about the stock market.  Today's blog is about The Eight keys to unlocking super performance in the stock market.  so let's dive into today's blog. Mark Minervini Mark Minervini is a well-known stock trader and author with years of investing experience. His trading strategy emphasizes thorough study, dedication, and recognizing high-probability trading chances. Minervini became well-known for producing extraordinary stock market gains, particularly when working as a hedge fund manager. He is also the author of the best-selling book "Trade Like a Stock Market Wizard," in which he reveals insights into his trading strategy and offers practical tips for those looking to manage the complexities of the financial markets. Minervini...

Commodities Market: MCX

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Hello readers! welcome back to Green Bull V/S Red Bear. Today's blog is all about the Commodities market and the body that manages the commodities market in India: Multiple Commodity Exchange also known as MCX including all the products MCX trades in for example: Crude oil, Gold, Silver, Copper, etc. So, let's dive into the depths of the commodities market! What are Commodities Market? The commodities market, or commodity market, refers to a financial marketplace where various raw materials or primary goods are bought, sold, and traded. This market enables participants to transact with physical commodities or their derivatives, such as futures and options contracts like the stock market. Types of trading in the Commodity Market: Physical Trading: Involves the actual buying and selling of physical commodities, where ownership of the goods is transferred from one party to another. Similar to equity trading Derivatives Trading: Involves financial instruments like futures and opti...

Option trading strategies: theoretical approach

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Hello readers, in today's blog we are going to be discussing various strategies used in options trading including straddles, spreads, and many more. These strategies can manage your risks and help you get better chances of winning and making sizable profits.  Let's dive into the strategies and understand their theoretical implications as to how they work and minimize your risk of winning. Option Trading Strategies Options trading has been discussed in one of the previous blogs of our series "Options trading: A dive into derivatives". in short, Options trading is the process of trading  contracts granting them the right but not the obligation to  buy (call options)  or  sell (put options)  underlying assets such as stocks or commodities at decided prices within a particular timeframe. There are various ways traders can trade in the options segment. Let's take a look at the three main categories and their sub-categories: Bullish strategies Bearish strategies ...

Investment vs Trading

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Hello, readers in todays blog we will be discussing what an investor and a trader are and the main difference between these two entities in the market. while their objective may be the same, making profit they differ in various aspects mainly the time horizon, objectives and goals, and risk-reward profile. In this blog post, we'll delve into the characteristics, strategies, and objectives of investors and traders, shedding light on their distinct roles in the market. Definition Investor An investor is an individual, institution, or entity that allocates capital with the expectation of generating a return or profit. Investors commit their funds to various financial assets, such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, or commodities, to achieve long-term growth , income, or both aiming to build wealth steadily over time through prudent investment decisions. Investors may employ different strategies, including fundamental analysis, technical analysis, or a combination of both, t...

compounding and its power in stock market

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Hello readers, today's blog is about a basic yet quite powerful concept called "Compounding". Today we will be diving deep into the concept and understanding the seeing how it can make you rich in the long run. What is compounding? Compounding refers to the process where the value of an investment grows bigger over time as the earnings on that investment generate additional earnings. It involves reinvesting the returns back into the investment, thereby increasing its base and accelerating its growth. Compounding allows investors to earn returns not just on their initial investment but also on the accumulated returns, leading to a snowball effect of wealth accumulation over time. Time is a crucial factor in compounding, as the longer the money remains invested, the greater the compounding effect becomes. This phenomenon is often described as "the eighth wonder of the world" and is a fundamental concept in long-term wealth-building and investment strategies. Eleme...

Fundamental Analysis: Detailed Insight

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Hello readers, welcome back to my blog Green Bull VS Red Bear! In today's blog, we will discuss the fundamental analysis and its components.  Fundamental analysis is one of the 2 popular ways traders and investors select a stock they would invest in. The fundamental analysis is basically used to see how the company's health is such as their assets and liabilities, Financial Statements, Earnings and Revenue Growth, Profitability Ratios, Valuation Metrics, Industry and Market Analysis, Management and Corporate Governance, Risk Factors, etc. Let's discuss the facts about fundamental Analysis in detail. What is Fundamental Analysis? Fundamental analysis is a method used to examine the intrinsic value of a company's stock by examining its financial health, earnings, growth potential, industry position, and other relevant factors. It involves analyzing financial statements, economic indicators, market trends, and qualitative factors to determine whether a stock is overvalued,...