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Supply and demand
Price movements are very much possible with small/medium cap because of supply and demand. A lot of trading is required to move a large company's stock price, which is unlike in a small cap company.
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Rather than purchase individual shares buy mutual funds.
Look for stocks with institutional sponsorships. So pay attention to that.
Pay attention to what the best performing funds are picking. Can checkout morningstar.com
Understand their stock picking strategy.
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Innovative companies can generate great returns
But you need to know when to invest in such companies. Apple, Cisco Systems etc
Stocks keep hitting highs or lows for a period of time. Like future retail, or Cisco in 1990s
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Individual stocks only matter upto a point.
If market goes does, you lose money. Keep a close eye on general market direction/trend
Check the volume of trades going on, this will tell you about the current mentality of investors
Avoid a lot of experts, thier contradicting views will confuse you.
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Buy industry leaders
Buy leading company in the group, like HUL etc
These companies will always dominate the competition because they have a lot of things going on. Dynamic companies should be preferred over older companies.
Always avoid second best or copy cats.
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Supply and demand
Get Rich Quick doesn't work because all career choices are part of supply and demand.
- If a career choice is desirable - because you get a lot of money for little effort and talent - more people will do it. In turn, it will increase competition, push the payoff down and won't...
What are (Japanese) candlestick charts?
They originated in Japan the 1700s, as a way to measure the supply & demand of the rice markets:
- They show four price points (open, close, high, and low) throughout the period of time the trader specifies.
- They are used by traders to determine possible price movement based on ...
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