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Pros and Cons of Options Trading in 2020

By : Rmoney | June 27, 2020

The options market is a critical part of the derivative market, especially in India. Around 80 percent of derivative trading happens in the options market and the rest in futures. The options were available to trade on over the counter (OTC) since 1920 particularly on commodities. Equity options trading started...
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Option Trading: It’s Not As Difficult As You Think

By : Rmoney | June 15, 2020

An option trading is something that the new investors usually don’t take up as it is considered to be a bit more complicated than traditional stock trading. However, if you master the art of option trading on the basis of your knowledge and awareness, then it surely has several advantages...
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Master news analysis – That will help you conquer day trade

By : Rmoney | November 3, 2019

News has a significant impact on intraday stock trading. So what day trading actually is? The answer is simple. Buying-selling and vice versa of stocks on the same trading day before the market closes is intraday trading or day trading. It is a fact that there are numerous traders across the globe, ...
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Barely rely on technology in the stock-market, cautious now!

By : Rmoney | August 21, 2019

It is a growing fact that online trading is fast and inexpensive. However, there is a price associated with it. I will scrutinize the aspect of online trading vs. traditional full-service brokers to see how technology is impacting retail investors and traders. More precisely I will focus on whether technology...
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The best advice you could ever get about the margin money for future trading in India

By : Rmoney | June 18, 2019

Margin money plays a vital role in futures trading as it is that it authorizes to leverage. In comparison to spot market transaction, margins are the ones that allow ‘Futures agreement’. You might know that futures are an improvement over forwards. Actually, the futures agreement inherits the transactional layout of the forwards...
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India VIX- all you need to know about volatility index of NSE

By : Rmoney | April 5, 2019

India VIX is the indication of investor’s perception of the market’s volatility in the near term. This portrays the expected volatility of the market over the next 30 calendar days. Thus, India’s volatility index or the India VIX is the key measure of market expectations of near term volatility of...
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Derivatives trading in India – examples, strategies and risks

By : Rmoney | July 11, 2018

You can do derivatives trading in India through National stocks Exchange (the NSE), Bombay Stocks Exchange (the BSE) in stocks. Similarly, if your interest is to trade in commodities, MCX and NCDEX are there. The MCX stands for the Multi Commodity Exchange. While NCDEX stands for the National Commodity and...
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Indian derivatives market – things you must know before investing

By : Rmoney | May 27, 2019

The Indian derivatives market is in existence for very long. In the derivatives market, we deal with derivative securities. In the Indian derivatives market, trade takes place with the help of derivative securities. Such derivative securities or instruments are forward, futures options and swaps. Participants in derivatives securities not only...
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