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To avail lucrative returns on your investments, Gold Investment empowers you with the knowledge of stock trading and investment. Our knowledge bank is divided into different modules that explain related investment concepts, terms, strategies, and practices, such that you will be able to trade in the market in a better manner.

Demat Account
With the standardisation of share trading transactions, establishment of NSE, and the use of the internet and digital technology, online trading was introduced.
Online Share Trading
Online share trading involves buying and selling of stocks through online platform. Using the online share trading account, you may buy or sell share stocks, mutual funds, bond.
Share Market
The Indian share market comprises NSE and BSE – both which are active. Start online share trading by referring to the share market tips and trading techniques shared.
Trading Account
Similar to a bank account, a trading account acts as a common platform to sell or purchase securities. Securities are purchased through a trading account, held in a Demat account. The payments are made through the linked bank account.
Intraday Trading
Intraday trading deals with buying and selling stocks on the same day during the trading hours that are stipulated by the exchange. Shares are bought and sold in large numbers strategically to book profits in a day.
IOP
When a privately held business collects money from the public and in turn gives them shares in their company. The shares are then traded for the first time in the stock market. The process is called Initial Public Offering.
Derivatives
Derivatives is a lucrative financial instrument that allows investors to gain from the market volatility. Here you can make large gains by investing a lesser amount using the benefit of leverage. Futures and options are the two most common types of derivatives.
Research Articles
Research helps investors to find out the potential of security before they invest in it. Fundamental Research and Technical Research are two types of analysis used first to analyse and then value security. All stock market tips are formulated after thorough res
Commodities Trading
Commodity trading is one of the foundations for the global trading system that trades various commodities from the primary economic sector, that acts as building blocks for production. These are raw materials standardised and interchangeable with other goods.
  • ‘Day Trading’ by definition is to close the trade taken at the end of that day. It is not ‘Daily’ Trading. Please remember it is not necessary to trade daily in-fact you must trade less frequently but when you trade the probability of a profitable trade should be heavily in your favour.
  • It is more important to trade less number of times bur get most of those correct than to trade everyday even when there is less chance of success and hence lose capital.
  • ‘Short Term Trades’ are basically Trades for that week usually from 1- 5 days.
  • ‘Positional Trades ‘ are for that month ie till the futures expiry.
  • For Trading in ‘Derivatives or Futures and Options the month is from the last Friday of the previous calendar month to the last Thursday of the next Calendar
  • ‘Delivery Trades’ are for any period longer than Positional Trade it could be 6 weeks to 1 year.
  • When we refer to a ‘BULL MARKET’ we mean a market that is going ‘UP’. It is characterized by an ’UPWARD TREND’ by a series of Higher Lows and Higher Highs.
  • Bull Market is when one can profit by buying at Lower Prices and selling when the Stock or Index goes ‘UP’ and profit from the difference. This is also called going ‘LONG’.
  • When we refer to a ‘BEAR MARKET’ or a ‘DOWNWARD TREND’ means market is falling or correcting.
  • Usually a Bear Market will follow a Bull Market and bring prices of Stocks and Indices to a Lower Level. This is characterized by a series of Lower Highs and Lower Lows.
  • Bear Market is when one can profit by Selling at a Higher Level then buying back after the Stock or Index falls and make profit on the difference.
  • The process of Selling first also called going ‘SHORT’ then buying back is also referred to as ‘SHORT SELLING’ and ‘SHORT COVERING’.
  • An ‘OPTION’ is a derivative available for trading in the derivative market. It allows us to take a large position at a much lower amount of Investment. This is also called a ‘LEVERAGED POSITION’