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Charts on my trading view app open only in portrait mode. Is there any setting for the landscape. Did not find any
If you are a starter start reading books .
Or watch YouTube videos. Suggest you start with zerodha tutorials which are free and for beginners
Yes of course. But there are other factors to consider as well. Time decay, Volatility.
For April series we can sell 5100 CE
And at what level is the Call Option buildup ? where call sellers are saying that the market will stay below that strike price.
Similar to flag pattern..will consolidate more I feel . Market will seek a trigger to move it upwards
Books , youtube. Before trading you should spend time in the market just investing..buy and hold. There are no short cuts.
Alternatively use some experts on paid basis and start immediately but keep observing and learning his strategies
What do you think is the short term target
@goku0639 .. if you use MTF cleverly than it can help add leverage. Imln my view, use MTF to take advantage of short term opportunities and pay back once done. Do not start carrying mtf based positions for long periods. It gives you a false sense of having surplus funds which act...
School jao.. warna barbaad ho jaoge
@tiwarirohit .. once your sold at X price and you receive the notification..it's closed.
If you have squared it off at higher prices than purchase price then how can you be in loss ??? Is it a trick question?
Listed Equity shares. Is that a trick question!
On a Rs 100 stock if your stop loss is 95 then you are risking 5 bucks on this trade. If your target is 110 then you are expecting a Rs10 reward.
Thus, the risk to reward ratio for this trade is 1:2 .
@succubus369 Thanks.
But there seems to be no option for a covered call in zerodha/ sensibull
Do these shares have to be pledged to the broker?
Tks for sharing information
Best book is by Steve Nison. He also has a workbook to explain and test you.
You can also read the book by Martin Pring
For very advanced levels, books by Al Brooks ( not initially)
YouTube videos will complement it but reading fundamentals is important