The market crashed in March and has recovered quite a lot in May and June. The top brokers in India have shown phenomenal gains in the number of active users. The highest growth has come...
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How many number of stocks in a portfolio?
The number of stocks in a portfolio, should depend on the total investment amount. So, how many stocks should be in a portfolio? Let’s get straight to the point: TotalInvestmentNumber...
Importance of Portfolio Allocation
Let’s say you have ₹ 1 lakh to invest in 10 different stocks. You like Reliance Industries a lot and decide to invest 10% of your money in it. You are not so bullish on banks, but...
Bull vs Bear Market Explained: How to identify them?
Wealth is created when you invest in the bear market and exit in the bull market. Very easy to say, very difficult to do! Timing the market is extremely difficult. If you buy when the NIFTY...
Morning Star Candle Stick Pattern
The ‘Morning Star’ is a three candle pattern, which can form on the chart after a down trend. It’s a bullish trend reversal pattern – which means the downtrend could...
Game Of Dice in Mahabharat and Stock Market lessons
Continuing the popular ‘Mahabharat and the Stock Market’ series, we move on the next story. The Game of Dice It is arguably the most significant event in the epic. The...
How to Understand Candle Sticks on the Chart
For those who are new to the stock market and trying to learn technical analysis – charts can be very confusing. Line chart, Bar Chart, Candlestick Chart – Which one do I use...
Spinning Top Candle Stick Pattern
A ‘Spinning Top’ is a single candle stick pattern, which forms when there is indecision. Both the buyers and sellers were active in the stock, but both could not take control...
Marubozu Candle Stick: Trading Example
Marubozu is a simple one-candle pattern, which is easy to identify on the chart. When a candle is large in size and green in colour, it’s a Bullish Marubozu. When a candle is large in...
Bullish Harami Candle Stick Pattern
Bullish Harami is a 2-candle pattern, which can form on the chart after a short term downtrend. The word ‘Harami’ might sound funny to us Indians, but in Japanese...