We are pleased to announce a new release of Investar Beta with the following features: 1-min real-time data for all NSE equities Support for 1,2,3,4-min charts in addition to 10-min and 4-hr charts (including Buy/Sell Signals) Intraday Screener and Scan Alerts in 1, 2 and 3-min timeframes More Indicators (Supertrend, Bollinger Bandwidth, %B etc) New […]
Are you an intraday trader and find 5-min updates too slow for you? Do you want to capture volume breakouts as and when they happen in intraday? The wait is over! By popular demand, we will soon be coming out with 1-min real-time data for all NSE stocks. It will be released as a beta […]
A lot of times we at Investarindia.com get questions like: 1) Which Moving Average parameters should I use to get the best results? 2) What parameter should I use for XYZ indicator.
In past articles, we have looked at the P/E ratio and the PEG ratio. Another ratio that is important but not so popular is the P/S ratio. P/S ratio is calculated by dividing the market capitalization by the company’s trailing twelve month sales.
In this article we will explore the basics of Portfolio Allocation. In simple words, Portfolio Allocation is how you distribute your investments across different assets like cash, mutual funds, stocks, futures, options and other assets. A person with a higher risk tolerance would invest more in stocks, futures and options while someone with low risk […]
Open Interest is the third most important indicator after price and volume. It is defined as is the number of contracts outstanding at the end of a day. Open Interest is very important for any Future and Option Trader.
Futures and Options are also called derivatives because their prices depend on some underlying entity. In case of the NSE Futures and Options, the underlying entity is usually the stock or index. This post is a beginner guide for those who are trading in equities but want to venture into Futures.
In an earlier post, we have introduced the P/E ratio and seen why it is not such a great indication of value stocks because most stocks are low priced because of a reason.
In a previous post, we had explained about the two main type of technical indicators: oscillators and trending indicators, giving an example of an oscillator (RSI) and a trending indicator (EMA) and shown the reader how the Buy/Sell signals occur in each. Each of the indicators have there pros and cons, but which one is […]
Many times I have heard statements from traders who say something like, “I bought XYZ stock with the intention of day trading, but because it turned it into a loss, I converted it into delivery (i.e. a short-term to long-term investment).” This kind of strategy is a recipe for disaster for any portfolio and let […]
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