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    Stock Trading
    Stock Trading
    Stock Trading
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    Stock Trading

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    Risk control techniques, and self control practices are two
    essentials that are vital for a successful stock trader. Once the
    trader gets aware of the formula to assess risks, then success
    is not far at all. To calculate the money management angles,
    the trader has to spend on third of the time in doing effective
    searches, studies and researching. Stocks may look highly
    attractive but the risks parameters may not suit the specific
    trader. The vice versa can also be true in some other cases.
    Analysis and resultant clarity are vital at that point of time to
    take right decisions.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIntroBooks
    Release dateNov 28, 2019
    ISBN9781393831884

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      Book preview

      Stock Trading - IntroBooks Team

      Stock Trading

      IntroBooks #295

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      Preface

      Risk control techniques, and self control practices are two essentials that are vital for a successful stock trader. Once the trader gets aware of the formula to assess risks, then success is not far at all. To calculate the money management angles, the trader has to spend on third of the time in doing effective searches, studies and researching. Stocks may look highly attractive but the risks parameters may not suit the specific trader. The vice versa can also be true in some other cases. Analysis and resultant clarity are vital at that point of time to take right decisions.

      Chapter 1

      Introduction

      Stock returns simply do reflect the firm level information and the market level information. Higher the GDP in any economy, stock prices are bound to move in a synchronized manner relatively. To the contrary, in the economies where the GDP is lower, there is perfect synchronization to move up and down together. Gross domestic product or the GDP is an influencing parameter only in the developing nations just because of this particular fact. It is a direct method or measure to display the economical development in a country.

      Macroeconomic instability

      Unstable market fundaments in some of the economies, is just because of the instability arising due to the micro-economical elements. Trading with stocks makes complete sense only based on the right information resource available for the trader to take the right calls in the right time. Technology today has come up so stronger in that way to offer a variety of tools to do the right predictions based on calculations and the experience. Trader’s skills can either boost or decrease the income potential.

      Country size

      It can matter in two ways. Geographically localized economic activity in the developing nations can

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