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How to become Professional Trader is a serious question for the investors or traders who would like to make the stock market as their full time profession or career. Normally, retail investors think that professional traders are the ones who have a big stock portfolio or trading capital. It is not correct. In layman terms, an investor or trader whose profession is a stock investment or trading is a professional trader. At the same time, he/she is also taking a professional, systematic and process-oriented approach to trade or invest. 10 tips or traits of professional traders are as follows 1. Professional traders follow the steps without worrying about the results. If you follow rights steps and process, the profit is assured in the share market. 2. Risk Management is a very important part of Professional traders strategy. In layman terms, the risk management is how much money you lose in no of losing trades. 3. The return expectation should be realistic and practical. 4. You should deploy optimum capital in the stock market. 5. Opportunity cost is very high in the stock market. 6. Working professional cannot become professional traders 7. You should follow 2 strikes rules i.e. if any setup does not work for 2 consecutive times then it is time to change the strategy. 8. You can earn only if you learn 9. Trading should be based on a professional approach 10. Always do your own analysis. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia

Trend Analysis is the key to remain profitable in the stock market. If you identify trend correctly then you can book profit else your trade will hit stop loss. The whole premises of the technical analysis to identify the trend. In layman terms, if your Trend Analysis is accurate most of the times then you can generate consistent income from the stock market. If an investor is not able to identify the trend of stock or market then he or she should rely solely on the stocks that are in strong uptrend or downtrend. For Trend Analysis, you need to follow 3 simple steps i.e. 1. Identify the trend 2. Reconfirm the trend 3. Identify the strength of the trend i.e. whether the trend is strong, weak or possibility of reversal. Secondly, you should check the chart for a longer time period i.e. minimum 1 year or 6 months. The historical trades should not bias your mind. A stock in a strong uptrend or bullish can be most lost making a trade for you. Therefore, it is important to select the stocks with rational, logic and without any bias. You can do Trend Analysis on multiple time frames and stock can be under different trend on multiple time frames. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia

Insider Trading is when an insider collects the price sensitive unpublished information and pass it to his friends, relatives or known person with the objective of making money from the change in share price. Here, the insider means any person who is connected to the company and has access to sensitive information. The insider trading data is available on the BSE and NSE exchange. Insider Trading provides an excellent opportunity for the long term investors if they can track the stock for the long term. The reason being, an insider can take a position with pre-condition holding the stock for a minimum 6 months. This condition is for 3 months for an IPO. The insider cannot trade in the derivatives of the stock. Here the catch is that the Insider Trading data is available with the delay and big players try to confuse the retail investors. The reason why retail investors lose Insider Trading Opportunities for long term Investment is that they use this data for intraday or swing trading. However, the real opportunity lies in the long term investment. According to a study, the investment based on insider trading is accurate 90 percent times in the long run i.e. for investment between 1 year to 3 years. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia

DEMAT Account is very unique in terms of nomination. It is a sole financial product in which the nomination supersede the will of the individual. it is important to understand all the facts about the Demat Account to avoid future surprises. In case, you are investing for inheritance or anticipating the misuse of Demat Account i.e. to avoid any fraudulent transaction by your broker then you can avail the facility to freeze or lock your Demat Account. It can be done at the stock level or entire Demat Account can be freeze or locked based on the request of the investor. It also possible to lock or freeze only debit or credit facility based on your requirement. You can also mention the expiry date of the lock-in period. You can also avail loan against your delivery holding by pledging the shares. The shares will act as collateral. Some of the viewers ask me whether they can open multiple trading accounts or trading accounts, the answer is YES but with a different broker. In other words, you can open only one account with one broker. At the same time, you can link same Demat Account with multiple trading accounts. If you are not using your Demat Account for long period then it will be freeze by your broker or depository. You have to carry out KYC to unfreeze. Therefore, it is better to close the Demat Account, if you are not using the same. Needless to mention, you have to pay annual maintenance charges on your Demat Account. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia

To select BEST Banking Stocks based on Fundamental Analysis is important for long term investment. This video is 3rd and last part of the series on banking stocks fundamental analysis. In the 1st part, we discussed how do banks make profit? In the 2nd part to select best banking stocks, we discussed the 4 important financial ratios to analyze and compare the banking stocks for long term stock selection. For analysis, i have considered banking stocks in Nifty 50 like SBI, ICICI Bank, Yes Bank, HDFC Bank, Indusind Bank, Axis Bank and Kotak Mahindra Bank. The banks with 4 financial ratios within the ideal range are best suited for long term investment. As we know that financial sector contribute almost 1/3rd contribution in Nifty. Therefore, it is important to select the fundamentally strong banking stock. The most important ratio is Return on Equity. I will prefer banking stock with Return on Assets greater than 1% but with higher NIM (Net Interest Margin) i.e. more than 3%. The equity multiplier or financial leverage tells the risk taken by the bank in terms of deposits collected from the customers. The BEST Banking Stocks fundamental analysis shared in this three part series can be done very easily by the long term investors in very less time. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia

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4 Key Financial Ratios for Banks i.e. fundamental analysis for banking stocks are as follows 1. Financial Leverage or Equity Multiplier 2. Return on Assets 3. Return on Equity 4. NIM or Net Interest Margin These are profitability ratios or risk ratios. With the help of these 4 Financial Ratios for Banks, you can decide which banking stocks are fundamentally strong or weak. 1. Financial Leverage or Equity Multiplier: This ratio is calculated by dividing total capital or asset to net worth of the bank. The maximum value is 15. If this value exceeds 15 then it implies that bank is taking a high risk by accepting more deposits. 2. Return on Assets: It is the profitability ratio arrived by dividing Net Profit / Total Assets. The idea value is 1% or more than that. 3. Return on Equity: Net Profit divided by Net Worth is Return on Equity. The idea value is 15% or more. You can also calculate by multiplying Equity Multiplier and Return on Assets 4. NIM or Net Interest Margin: This is a very important financial ratio. You can calculate by (Interest Earned - Interest Expended) divided by Total Assets. The max value is 3% i.e. higher NIM means the bank is disbursing more loans to improve NIM and it reduces the return on assets. It is not considered a good sign. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia

How Do Banks Make Profit? is the part 1 of the 3 part series on Banking Stocks Fundamental Analysis. The fundamental analysis of the banking stocks is completely different from the Fundamental Analysis of other stocks. The financial ratios for banking stocks analysis are different from the traditional financial ratios. In the 2nd part of this series, we will learn the financial ratios for Banking Stocks Fundamental Analysis. In the 3rd part of this series, we will learn how to analyze the bank stocks. For a complete analysis, it is important to understand the cost and revenue of the banks. The cost includes the interest on deposits and the cost of running bank operations. The revenue or income for the bank includes interest income from the loans and other income from the distribution of financial products & fees from the services offered by the bank. To earn a profit, the interest income from the loan should be more than interest paid on the deposits. The banks can raise the deposits based on the net worth of the bank. Higher the net worth of the bank, higher the deposit banks can raise. The total capital raised depends on the financial leverage or equity multiplier. Financial leverage equals total capital divided by the net worth. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia

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Promoters Holding Analysis can prove to be an asset to the investors if it is done properly. However, most of the times Promoters Holding Analysis is wrong as the investors select the stock only based on the single criterion i.e. increase in promoters holding in the company. As a thumb rule if the FII and promoters are increasing their stake then it positive for the stock price. On the other hand, the reduction in shareholding is a negative news. It is not true always. As an investor, you should understand the reason for increase or decrease in the promoters stake and secondly, the method of change in shareholding pattern. If the promoter is decreasing stake to issue ESOP or introduce strategic or financial partner or to reduce debt then it is a good news. High promoters stake is not a good sign during shareholding pattern analysis. The reason being, it means the institutional investors are not interested in the stock. In case of high FII holding, the sudden sell of by the FII can crash the stock price. It also important to check the pledging data. Sometimes promoters increase stake and pledge the shares at a higher price thus get benefited. Besides shareholding pattern analysis, you should also check the business prospects of the company. Both should be clubbed together to complete the Promoters Holding Analysis. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia

SME Stocks Investment or shares of small and medium enterprises always attract retail investors due to news reports of extraordinarily high returns. It is projected that SME or small and medium enterprises have very high growth potential. On the contrary, the success rate of small and medium enterprises or SME is just 20%. The NSE Emerge and BSE SME platform provide facility to retail investors to invest in SME stocks. However, there are certain reasons why i don't invest in SME Stocks. 1. High entry barrier: The minimum traded value is 1 lakh rupees and SME stocks are traded in lots i.e. a fixed lot size. In other words, the retail investors are discouraged to invest in SME Stocks. 2. SME Stocks Investment is very risky 3. There is a lack of transparency in small and medium enterprises 4. There is no past track record of promoters or entrepreneurs 5. The trading volume is very low thus these stocks are illiquid 6. The resources for the future growth of the SME are very limited 7. The traditional analysis does not work for SME stocks SME opt for listing to raise funds as most of the banks, prefer not to approve loans to SME due to very high risk. In some cases, listing provide an exit route to promoters. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia #SME #SMEStocks

What is the BEST Date for SIP Investment in Mutual Funds and Stocks? Normally, the long term investors keep guessing without any concrete conclusion. The financial planner / Investment Advisor / Mutual Fund distributor of the investor suggest keeping SIP date during the beginning of the month. The reason being, they would like to ensure that as soon as you receive your salary or income then they get their wallet share as they receive commissions and get incentives for SIP in mutual funds. As an investor, you have to select the SIP date from the list of dates offered by AMC or Mutual Scheme. You can decide on your SIP date as per your wish. According to independent studies/analysis, the BEST Date for SIP Investment in Mutual Funds and Stocks are as follows 1. Near the date of expiry. 2. End of the month. 3. Middle of the month. 4. Beginning of the month. If you start your SIP every month 25th then you are more likely to generate 1% additional return on your investments compared to any other day of the month. On the contrary, the SIP in mutual funds and stocks during the beginning of the month is more likely to deliver the least returns on your investments. The reason for best returns near expiry is a highly volatile market and position unwinding by the traders near expiry. Historically, the market trade lower near expiry during the entire month. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia #SIP #MutualFunds

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BEST day for Stock Analysis is the day on which the stock market corrects minimum 1%. This is very important for investors and to understand the psychology of the investors. The stock movement consists of 2 components i.e. Stock Strength and Support from the market trend. The most profitable investors buy a stock based on the stock strength. The reason being a lot many stocks can perform better with the support from the stock market trend. However, only the strong stocks can perform better during a market correction. There are 4 categories of stocks 1. Stocks delivered good returns in last one year but due for correction i.e. these stocks already peaked out. As these stocks had good run up, therefore, the fear of sharp correction drive investors to book profit. 2. Stocks that delivered good returns but still have a lot of potential to perform better in near future. It is a good opportunity to accumulate or invest. 3. Non performing stocks ready to turnaround. These stocks can be future multibaggers. 4. Non performing stocks and may remain non-performer in future. Investors will not have any interest in these stocks. If you liked this video, You can "Subscribe" to my YouTube Channel. The link is as follows https://goo.gl/nsh0Oh By subscribing, You can daily watch a new Educational and Informative video in your own Hindi language. For more such interesting and informative content, join me at: Website: http://www.nitinbhatia.in/ T: http://twitter.com/nitinbhatia121 G+: https://plus.google.com/+NitinBhatia #NitinBhatia #StockAnalysis #StockMarketAnalysis