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As  BSE  or NSE shares of the companies are traded similarly at  MCX  (Multi Commodity Exchange) or  NCDEX  (National Commodity and Derivative Exchange) commodities are traded. MCX was set up in Nov. 2003 under FMC which was merged with SEBI and now comes under the regulatory preview of SEBI. One can start commodity trading with a low amount as INR 5000/-. Since you will be investing your time and capital it is better to start with around INR 50,000/- in your pocket. It is a sufficient amount for beginners to start trading. Before we move further let me tell you not to trade with borrowed money, trade with the surplus amount so that even if you lose it should not make any dent in your financial standing. Remember that your invested capital will be at risk and there is no guarantee that you will only profit from it. Investing in commodities without understanding is a risk and a bad idea to lose hard earned money. So first understand what commodities are and how they work. Co

Buying and selling of stocks within the same trading day is called intraday trading or day trading. Stocks are traded at stock exchange during trading hours which is predetermined by the exchange. In intraday trading stocks are bought or sold in huge numbers with only one intention, which is, booking profit within a day. Stocks that are purchased are not intended for investment, while the trader earns in anticipation of the stock indices to a move north before he offloads his stock. Usually, the  online account  is used for purpose of intraday trading. In intraday trading, the trader has to specify that the order he/she is placing is for intraday trading. Since the orders are squared off before the end of the trading session it is called intraday trading. A few points are discussed below that you should keep in mind while trading in intraday trading. Intraday trading is risky Intraday trading is riskier than investing in the regular stock market as there is a time boundin

Sensex breaks 35K but 26 stocks give 10-30% return in 4 days   Volatility is expected to remain high due to scheduled derivatives expiry on November 29 It has been a roller coaster week for India markets. The S&P BSE Sensex had a touch and go moment with 35,000 while for Nifty it was for 10700 levels as well as 200-days moving average (DMA). The S&P BSE Sensex fell 1.3 percent while the Nifty50 saw a decline of 1.4 percent for the week ended November 22. Indian market remained shut on Friday on account of a public holiday. In the S&P BSE 500 index, as many as five stocks rose 10-20 percent which include names like RattanIndia Infrastructure Ltd, CG Power, Gammon Infra, Kwality, Diamond Power, Veto Switchgear, and 8K Miles Software Services Ltd.  Markets ended the three weeks of winning streak even though the beginning was upbeat, citing favorable indications from recently concluded RBI meet. “The major event for the Indian equity market would be the GDP

In lure of big money people are attracted to share market but let me caution you making money in stock market is not easy. It requires a lot of patience, a disciplined approach, sound research, and analysis apart from many other factors. The  stock market  is volatile and this has confused a lot of investors and traders alike. They are in confusion, should they buy, sell or hold on to the equity. There is no sure shot formula to succeed in the stock market , but there are few unsaid golden rules that will increase the chances of getting good returns. Research before you invest One should conduct proper research before  investing in stocks  and in actual practice, it is rarely done. Investors look for the name and brand of the company. Some have a preference only for particular industry or sector or brand and that is not the right way to put your money. Only invest in the businesses that you have some knowledge about Never invest simply in a stock instead  invest in the