Friends, posting after a long gap.
All of you know the changes in the regulations etc. markets have been behaving
as it should and we are not making any money as we should.
I am a little bit tied with the study schedule for Certified Financial Planners
course, currently studying Investment planning. This is going to help all of us,
all I need is your questions and queries so I can find as many solutions as I
can.
Some times the solution to complex problems lies in simple solutions. Systematic
Investment is one such simple solution. SIP has the power to solve many of our
complex problems. But only if you do in in right amount for right period of time
in right plan. Here you will need the assistance of a qualified adviser.
There are some mails sent to you with affiliate programme etc. I request you to
see what it is and if you can use it for your gains give it a try.
Keep in touch and be happy.
Take care
Sunil

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In investing, fundamental analysis is the analysis of the fundamentals of a
company, i.e. whether its business is thriving or going down the pan. Technical
analysis doesn't concern itself with company fundamentals, it attempts to
predict the future price of a stock based on previous prices and charts. Stock
charts are a reflection of price movements over time and the volumes of stocks
traded.
According to technical analysis any news about a company can be seen in the
charts first and if you are adept at reading the signs then you will see which
way a stock price is headed before any news is announced by the company.
Technical analysis is based on the following assumptions - prices are determined
by supply and demand, supply and demand is a result of both rational and
irrational behaviors, prices move in trends and these trends are generally
long-lasting, changes in supply and demand can be spotted by analyzing the way
the stock price behaves.
Why bother with technical analysis?
It is easier than fundamental analysis and faster. It does not make us of
company accounts and therefore cannot be manipulated by companies, it tells you
what to buy and sell and when. Technical analysis based on the behavior of
crowds, if people expect a certain thing to happen upon a certain signal, then
they will react in a particular way when they see that signal. If enough people
react in the same way then the expected outcome is achieved and the analysis
becomes self-fulfilling i.e. a stock price goes up because enough people buy the
stock because they expected it to go up. Many hundreds of expert analysts use
technical analysis and thus influence stock prices by reacting to the same
signals.
There are many indicators that are used in technical analysis, but one of the
principal indicators is the 200 day moving average. If a stock falls below its
200 day moving average this is considered a bad signal and people tend to sell
the stock. If a stock goes above its 200 day moving average this is generally
considered a good sign and people tend to buy.
If 80% of stocks in the stock market are above their 200-day moving averages,
this is considered to be overbought and so people tend to sell the market. If
less than 20% of stocks are above their 200-day moving averages, this is
considered to be oversold and a signal to buy.
There are many other indicators used in technical analysis such as the relative
strength index, Bollinger bands etc... and any online stock trading site will
allow you to include them automatically on any charts you may wish to look at,
you don't need to work them out yourself. A study of all the different
indicators is probably not necessary but if you are serious about investing or
trading the stock market you will certainly need to learn about the main
indicators.

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