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Re: How did you start trading?
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Ronnie00888
on 05/05/2020, 11:09:19 UTC
Hello traders! 

I would like to know how you started trading? Any interesting articles,
videos or guides that you found helpful before you started?
Can you share your opinions and experiences please?


Hi, I am new to this industry and was looking for some valuable data for learning deep into the markets. That's when I came across this Demat broker who offered me a pretty decent service and some promotional offer when you open an account with them, like free brokerage* upto 5000, personal accidental insurance worth 5 lac, personal accidental claim of 50k, daily research tips. The website also have some learning data on technical pattern and charts.
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Re: Social learning
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Ronnie00888
on 06/04/2020, 13:06:44 UTC
While staying at home bored you can teach you favourite topic or subject, to educate people online.
Utilizing lock-down to level up your financial knowledge. we spend significant time on social media. Hence, you can follow prominent blogs and financial experts on social media to keep yourself updated about the industry trends. For instance, on weekends, instead of checking social media feed, you can watch a video by a financial expert about the best Mutual Funds to invest or the best stocks to buy in 2020. In this way, you can effectively utilize your time to enhance your knowledge.
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Re: Trading vs. Investing.
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Ronnie00888
on 03/04/2020, 08:05:37 UTC
Trading is a very risky part while investing is you're always is a safe zone. Why? Because you can hold it depend on how long the time frame you want and the profit you have been targeted on it.

Not necessarily. You being in the sort of "safe zone" completely depends on what you're actually investing in. I mean, you could hold certain penny stocks for god knows how long and you could still end up in a huge loss.
Both are risky, and it doesn't mean that you're not an active trader and just holding a certain portfolio can give you a guarantee to make profit. If you are just investing and holding, you still need to actively watch the market so you can know if your money is still growing or no more chance to go up because it is being de-listed or a certain exchange. There's a big different on a risk level of this two, you just need to classify your risk appetite and invest properly.
On that note if one cannot keep a watch on market regularly or daily. Investment option can be further explored through Mutual Funds