What is nse trading and how does it work?
Nse stands for National stock exchange of India. It is fully automated screenbase trading allowing the trader to trade in any stock from anywhere in the world. It operates under the scrutiny of SEBI ( Security Exchange Board Of India ).
NSE Allows You To Trade In Three Different Categories
Cash: It allows you to buy any stock regardless of quantity and time. you can keep the stock for one day also and if you want to hold it for longer then also you can keep that specific stock for a longer period. It does not have any expiry period.
Future: it is a derivative product. Future is a contract to buy and sell a specific stock at a predefined price for a specific date. The future comes in a lot with an expiry date.
Options– Option is a derivative product, it is the best way to trade in any stock without owning them. Options also have expiry dates such as weekly and monthly expiry.
There are two types of options
1) Call option: A call option allows you to buy any specific option
2) Put Option: A put option allows you to sell any specific option
Optimal & Accurate Nse Trading Signal Software
A precise tool for NSE traders, providing trading signals which help you locate trading opportunities. Each signal shows/prompts you when to buy, when to sell, and where to set your stops and limits. Our trading analysis strategy for NSE provides a simple mechanism which can be used by a beginner and also by an experienced trader
Follow The Steps Below To
Trade For Buy Call
Take an entry when all the below conditions are matched
- SkyBlue Arrow or Green Upward Arrow
- Green Dotted Line Above the Target
- Volume Trend Line Below the Zero Line Should be Green — and Green Solid Line
- Green Arrow Call Should be Generated Below the Orange Lines
- Volume bar in Green
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Follow The Steps Below To
Trade For Sell Call
Take an entry when all the below conditions are matched
- Purple Arrow or Red downward arrow
- Red Dotted Line Below the Target
- Volume Trend Line Below the Zero Line Should be Red — and Red Solid Line
- Red Arrow Call Should be Generated Below the Orange Lines
- Volume bar in Red