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Market Profile Trading Strategies to Understand Trends of Stock Market

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Slowly and steadily trading in the stock markets is seen as a viable option to improve one's finances by the next generation. To be a good trader, you need to have access to information; correct information will help you make the right decision regarding a particular stock. The share market is sensitive to information, and the Sensex reacts to both good and bad news, hence it is always going up and down and is never in a straight line. There are two types of trading: short-term trading and long-term trading. Within these two types, there are various types of techniques. One of them is the market profile , which is an intraday charting technique (short-term). It was developed by J.Peter Steidlmayer, as a tool to evaluate the market value as the day proceeded. He wanted to show the graph with price in a vertical axis and time in the horizontal axis. The graph was in a bell-shape fatter at the moderate prices with activity trailing off, and volume reduced at extremely higher ...

What Is The Key To Have Successful Bank Nifty Trading Options?

Considering today's situation of the pandemic, the share market all over the world is in turmoil. Nobody knows how the market is going to react to this situation and how long the pandemic effect will linger upon the market. Even experienced traders need guidance in such a situation, and you can get that when you visit our website. A dedicated chat room is offered by us where traders can discuss the current situation and all market-related news, which will help them to make decisions accordingly. Every trader has experience both profit and loss in the share market; this is what makes them a seasoned trader. Hence if you are serious in trading share markets, make sure you are ready to take loss also. India's leading two stock exchanges are the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The trading of shares takes place from morning 9:15 am to evening 3:30 pm five days week (from Monday to Friday). The NSE chart represents the top fifty companies ...