Market Timing of Indian Stock Markets

Market Timing of Indian Stock Markets

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How to time the Market?

If you know the Art of Market Timing, then are the most successful trader reaping huge profits. But the fact is that, no one can precisely predict the correct market timing. Anyone who has experience in share trading could have told you that the market is very dynamic.

Market Timing of Indian Stock Markets

Knowing the pulse of the market takes years of experience, but keeping a close eye on market indexs like SENSEX or NIFTY will be helpful.

You do not need to be an expert or a highly sophisticated trader to spot the obvious signs.

When the market is reaching all-time highs, it is the best time to shed your investments partially/fully. When the market is low, it is an opportunity to enter/buy. This is a simple technique of market timing.

To be a successful investor, you need to be right only 65 to 85% of the time.

You read it right. To make money from stock markets there is no special mantra or qualification. Remember, you are fighting with all of the brains who are greedy to grab your money. You cannot win the game everytime. But try to avoid the loses. Whenever you have started to make profits from your portfolio, protect the profits. Do not wait for the profits to turn into loses.

Diversify your portfolio by adding stocks from different sectors. Select only the best stocks from the sector. Do not try to invest in penny stocks.

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  1. Market timing seems more difficult than rocket science. There is no scientific way as far as my knowledge goes to determine the best market timing. The main reasons can be attributed to the complexity of the stock market operations, the humongous size and number of transactions, country level determinants like political stability, economy, culture, growth rate which determines the investment pattern. Hence creating a universal method to gauge best timing seems very difficult. However, with experience and knowledge, one can predict better and play safe compared to a novice

  2. The share market is highly unpredicted. It is difficult to understand when the market will see a boom or when it will experience a low phase. Initially it very difficult to get your calculations correct but with experience one can gradually understand the market trends. Nevertheless, the rule of the thumb is to sell off your shares when the market is high and to buy new ones when it is low.

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