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How Indian markets work: types of trading, indicators, F&O, ETFs, FIIs and more.
Foreign portfolio investment means buying another country's shares and bonds without taking control of companies. How FPI works in India, how it differs from FDI, and its benefits and risks.
Intraday, scalping, BTST, swing, positional, futures, options and algo trading compared: holding period, time needed, risk and capital, and how to pick the right one.
How to start stock trading in India: open a demat and trading account, learn order types, place your first trade, and the ten habits that keep beginners in the game.
What "square off" means, how intraday auto square-off by brokers works, why traders close every position before the bell, and how to build a strategy that squares off by rule.
A swing trade holds a stock for a few days to a few weeks to capture one move in price. Here is how swing trading works, the common setups, and how to manage risk.
Position trading means holding for weeks to months to ride a major trend. Five common strategies, how to set stops and size positions, mistakes to avoid, and how to automate it.
An ETF is a fund that trades on the stock exchange like a share. How ETFs work in India, how they differ from mutual funds, the main types including mid-cap ETFs, and what to check before buying.
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