Now, let’s know why is it important for a trader to know about an upcoming reversal? Firstly, if a trader is already holding a position on a trend, he/she would want to exit it before the reversal. Secondly, reversal is a time when a new trend emerges. If one reads it correctly and spots it at the right moment, he/she will get an opportunity to join the trade early and gain more.  

All about PE ratios

SGX Nifty is Nifty Futures contract, which trades on Singapore Stock Exchange. It starts trading early morning, approximately 3 hours before the Indian market, and trades for 16 hours on Singapore Stock Exchange while in comparison, Nifty trades for 6 hours & 15 minutes in the Indian Stock exchange, i.e. on NSE & BSE.

For those who are new to trading and are not familiar with the term 'quantity freeze', we would like to explain it to you in a simple manner. The concept of quantity freeze has been introduced by the stock exchange in order to regulate the flow of orders within a certain specified quantity.

All about cryptocurrencies and investing in them

Self-interviewing before investing would help you to avoid a lot of losses and unnecessary risks. Read onto find out more.

The impact of rising bond yields on Equity Valuations

Why is the bearish engulfing pattern considered the most prominent reversal candlestick pattern? Read onto know more about the psychology behind this.