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  • #80248
    Praveen M
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    Intraday trading is based on the price fluctuations due to that particular day’s global market trend, FII activity, market sentiment etc…

    Whereas positional trading requires analysis of previous price movements of a stock ranging from a few days to weeks or even months. Hence, it is not recommended to apply positional analysis methods in intraday trading.

    #80246
    Praveen M
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    It is not mandatory. However, for intraday trading we do analysis based on the particular day’s global market trend, FII activity, market sentiment etc… So if the trade is not closed by the EOD, the price may fluctuate next day and we may end up losing money.

    #80244
    Praveen M
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    Morning session – before 11.30 am(at which Asian markets open)

    Evening session – after 2.00 pm (at which European markets open)

    #80240
    Praveen M
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    We usually follow the top down approach for intraday analysis. On that day, it is required to know about:

    1. Global market trend
    2. FII activity
    3. Indian market indices’ nature

    After this, select 2 of the best performing sectors. Select top 2 companies from each sector. Select the company with the best trading volume.

    Create Long or Short position based on the market direction.

    #80238
    Praveen M
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    Yes. Global markets operate in different time zones and a bullish or bearish trend in any market will affect the intraday price movements in India.

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