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Good attempt … For double bottom- Your entry point should be when the stock price breaks above the neckline ( Resistance level) and set the stop loss level at the recent low (Support level).

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Your Question 1:: Ok to buy a stock at market price for intra-day?
If the price is similar to the entry price of your trade plan then you can

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Your Question 1:: What is the timespan for the candlestick chart to place
3 Months

Your Question 2:: The time considered to study the

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This is an appropriate answer for the question- Is it possible to trade NIFTY? Explain how?
we can’t buy an individual stock, however, it can be bought in other segments of trading known as FUTURE & O

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The duration between the two bottoms should be at least twenty plus candles. It may vary from a few weeks to many months but generally, it takes 1-3 months.

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Fibonacci retracement – The Fibonacci sequence is one of the most famous formulas in mathematics. Each number in the sequence is the sum of the two numbers that precede it. So, t

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Your Question 1 :: What is support and resistance?
Support and resistance levels are important points in time where the forces of supply and demand meet. Support is the level at

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Question 1 :: Does stock price affect the monetary aspects of the company?
The company gets the money during IPO and price changes of a stock affect only

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Your question:: Why do people avoid penny stocks?
Penny stocks are usually classified as microcap stocks, it can be difficult to price the penny stocks since the quotations