How to know about Support Levels and Resistance Levels?

What is the confusion? 

Dictionary result for confusion states that confusion is an uncertainty about what is happening, intended, or required. It is the state of being bewildered or unclear in one's mind about something.

Though the meaning sounds simple this term is the one that gave America its name, though it was Columbus who first found America according to popular opinion, he confused it to be a part of Asia, hence it fell into the hands of Amerigo Vespucci whose voyages happened after Christopher Columbus’s famed sail on blue, Vespucci was the first person to recognize North and South America as distinct continents that were previously unknown to Europeans, Asians, and Africans.

Aren’t we all living examples of people who had undergone this state of mind at some point in our life, including yesterday. Haven’t we all confused our poor brain and done the last-minute corrections on our papers, falling prey to this very word which further doomed us.

Do you want to be free of Confusions?

There is only one way to go about it and that is to get your facts straight and does plenty of research beforehand, also take the help of people with experience in the field you are dealing with.

You meet this character confusion everywhere in life but you cannot afford to have this meet in the market. When the market is highly volatile the investor is confused whether to buy or sell the shares to take the first position.

Here instead of letting confusion get the better of you study the pattern and behavior of the share on that day, Shares depends upon the basic principle of “Demand and Supply”. Barring unforeseen circumstances helps us to generally understand where and when to buy and sell as the shares are normally in a range. And for this, you need proper training, guidance, and research-based tools. 

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How to Learn Fundamental Analysis?

When you come across a new subject that captures your heart you try to gather information about it, that is human instinct, but how intensively you do it, this now is the instinct of a successful person. When you first get attracted to a guitar, you plan of checking its price, and a good tutor, this then leads you to the names of string and notes and you slowly proceed from playing one-stringed songs to multiple stringed ones.

But the difference arises when you start your research on the air passage of the guitar, the structure of it and so goes the list.

According to Investopedia Fundamental analysis is the cornerstone of investing. In fact, some would say that you aren't really investing if you aren't performing fundamental analysis. Because the subject is so broad, however, it's tough to know where to start. There is an endless number of investment strategies that are very different from each other, yet almost all use the fundamentals. 

The biggest part of fundamental analysis involves delving into the financial statements. Also known as quantitative analysis, this involves looking at revenue, expenses, assets, liabilities and all the other financial aspects of a company. Fundamental analysts look at this information to gain insight on a company's future performance.

There is more than just number crunching when it comes to analyzing a company. This is where qualitative analysis comes in - the breakdown of all the intangible, difficult-to-measure aspects of a company. 

Comparatively, Fundamental analysis is easier to learn as it pertains to just the internal factors of the company, its efficiency, functioning, market share, problems being faced on various counts like sales, marketing, labor etc.

But the study for sure is intensive.

This involves a study of the companies’ financials and other data and training are being given by Goodwill freely which can be availed of. This technique is used for medium and long term investment. Without further due contact Goodwill at admin@gwcindia.in or at +91 - 44 - 4020 5050.

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How to know about Technical Analysis?

You are an emperor, and you sit on your golden throne at the head of Delhi sultanate, and on your path is the Chittor, a teeny tiny place, you are to wage a historical war, what do you do?

You study Chittor, not just their geography or possessions or the number of soldiers they adorn their little palace with.

You also study their history, how they reacted in a previous war, how did they win it, because history does repeat itself and there is a lot you can predict if you know the history, whether it is a person, a country or the universe.

If you want to conquer know the history and you will by default know the future.

Before we dive into how to know about Technical Analysis of the Stock Market lets go through the basics.

What is Technical Analysis of Stocks and Trends?

Technical analysis of stocks and trends is the study of historical market data, including price and volume. Using both behavioral economics and quantitative analysis, technical analysts aim to use past performance to predict future market behavior. The two most common forms of technical analysis are chart patterns and technical indicators.

Key Takeaways:

• The technical analysis of stocks and trends attempts to predict future price movements, providing traders with the information needed to make a profit.
• Traders apply technical analysis tools to charts in order to identify entry and exit points for potential trades.
• An underlying assumption of the technical analysis of stocks and trends is that the market has processed all available information and that it is reflected in the pricing chart.

What Does the Technical Analysis of Stocks and Trends Tell You?

Technical analysis is a blanket term for a variety of strategies that depend on the interpretation of price action in a stock. Most technical analysis is focused on determining whether or not a current trend will continue and, if not, when it will reverse

It is highly complex to actually know about technical analysis and it can be learned through experience and proper training only. It encompasses so many factors like the pattern and behavior of the market, trend of the segment and the behavior of shares, market and economic environment, Govt and RBI policies and so on. One gains knowledge in this over a period of time and by constant updation of knowledge and information.  And for such detailed information and research contact an experienced and aided brokerage like Goodwill who will provide you with support and daily reminders on the ways of the market. There are numerous free online classes and seminars conducted by goodwill and its excellent team of experts that will again be helpful for in your search of technical analysis skills. Contact Goodwill at admin@gwcindia.in or at +91 - 44 - 4020 5050.

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How to Do Investment through Mobile?

The Mobile phone is a very important part of our lives, however much we deny it we cannot live without it. We are all addicted to it in some way or the other; our daily routines are structured around the battery life of our mobile phone. Let us not look into the negative part of it, let’s go through the positive parts it, it does enable us in many ways that we humans would not have been able to do ourselves.

A Mobile phone today has the power to feed us, dress us, take us to places, and also to keep us fit.

Our carnal needs FOOD SHELTER AND CLOTHING can be fulfilled within minutes by just a few clicks and taps.

That is the power of a mobile phone now, so why not trade with a phone?

Keeping this concept in mind, GOODWILL COMMODITIES has put this concept into action and has come up with a mobile app known as GAMA with which you can buy and sell shares and commodities anywhere at any time. The App also provides all facilities that a regular PC or laptop software application can provide.

So if you are interested in investing through your phone download the app GAMA available in play store and click away!

For further details contact Goodwill at admin@gwcindia.in or at +91 - 44 - 4020 5050.

But whether you are trading through your phone or through your mobile there are certain things that should always be in your mind and must be given utmost importance and that are using hedging and stop-loss techniques in trading. Invest in various stocks rather than sticking to a single one. Communication is a key factor. Informing the requirements beforehand to the online broker will prevent errors. Observe the stocks and notice the trends. Keep all these in the brightest corner of your mind and always know that Goodwill is just a call away to give you assistance and support whenever you require it.

Keep GOODWILL in your mind and heart, because it is all things GOOD that take you to your destiny.

How to Learn Operations in Share Market?

Have you heard the great and insufferable physicist Sheldon Cooper’s talks about Schrödinger’s cat?

Schrödinger’s cat is not yet another pet cat; it is an experiment then can prove theories and even some life issues.

In this particular experiment setup done by Schrodinger, a cat was placed in a box along with a tiny box of poison. Now the differing feature of this box of poison was that it was a sealed box that will open only at a particular time and when was that time, No one knew of it.

So was there a way to confirm if the cat was dead or alive?

Yes.

Is there a way to know it without opening the box?

No.

The Schrodinger’s cat experiment tells us that unless you try to get inside the whole event/ process you will never know the result. You have to dive into the issue to know it better, meager surface research will take you nowhere, but yes surface research is necessary.

But the amount of information and lessons you learn when you are actually trading will not be comparable to the lessons you learn in classes or in a book you read, experience surely is the best teacher.

Share market operations are based on the simple principles of “Buy Low, Sell High” like any trading in commodity.  Since the fluctuations of the values of shares are rampant and wide based on so many internal and external factors our decision may sometimes prove to be wrong leading to a loss of money? Investments in share market for the medium and long term is recommended to mitigate risks and to earn good returns.

If you open an account with a Broker like Goodwill they provide up-to-date info and free training. They will lead you from the moment you start your account to the time you are able to trade on your own. They also provide you with classes and webinars from experts of the field contact Goodwill at admin@gwcindia.in or at +91 - 44 - 4020 5050.



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How to Invest in Commercial Paper(CP)/Certificate of Deposit (CD)?

We all believe in stories and promises, we all live in this world of dual reality and for those who thinks that NO! I don’t believe in stories or promises take out a hundred rupee note from your wallet and on closer observations, you will see mentioned on it “I Promise to pay the bearer the sum of one hundred rupees” now isn’t that a promise we have been believing for quite some time?

Certificate of Deposit and Commercial Paper is just another one of these promises.

What is a Certificate of Deposit (CD)?

A certificate of deposit (CD) is a savings certificate with a fixed maturity date and specified fixed interest rate that can be issued in any denomination aside from minimum investment requirements. A CD restricts access to the funds until the maturity date of the investment. CDs are generally issued by commercial banks and are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Investing in CD

1. Certificates of deposit are sold by banks, credit unions, and some brokerage houses. Bank rate has a tool that is updated daily and shows some of the best rates available nationally and by local zip code. While interest rates and terms are important, so are early withdrawal penalties, minimum required deposits, and the availability of specialty CDs that might be appropriate.

2. The best rates are often available online. An online search will reveal the best rates currently available. In addition to an online search, a check of local newspaper ads may reveal rates, including “specials” that may not be listed online.

What is Commercial Paper?

Commercial paper is an unsecured, short-term debt instrument issued by a corporation, typically for the financing of accounts payable and inventories and meeting short-term liabilities. Maturities on commercial paper rarely range longer than 270 days. Commercial paper is usually issued at a discount from face value and reflects prevailing market interest rates. They are instruments of borrowing by Companies for the short term. While well-known and reputed companies can only borrow like this based on their financial strength and rating by an authorized Rating Agency, there is always an element of default of Principal and interest 

Investing in CP

1. Individuals can buy commercial paper from a broker. However, since the commercial paper is typically traded in a set amount, it takes a substantial investment.

2. Retail investors can put money in funds or money market accounts that invest in commercial paper. This allows you to get into the market with a smaller investment, though management fees and active investment costs are likely to dilute the yield.

One other very captivating factor about investing in CP and CD is that they have the least risk potential. 

If you are still looking for investing in a CP/CD, wait no more and contact Goodwill at admin@gwcindia.in or at +91 - 44 - 4020 5050. Goodwill is an excellent brokerage that deals with CP and CD, not only do they assist and guide you but also provides you with free seminars and classes to broaden your knowledge base.



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How to Invest in Government Bonds?

Government is something that repulses the very souls of us humans; whichever party or person it might be, we are never pleased with the government there is always a better way to get things done and that way certainly is not the government’s way. Though we live with this constant affinity for the government there is one thing that the government offers and it is also something that we look on to lustfully.

What is it?

Government Jobs.

Why is it?

Security.

This is also the very reason why government Bonds are preferred over the other. Govt. bonds give fixed returns and tax benefits. According to Investopedia, a government bond is a debt security issued by a government to support government spending. Before investing in government bonds, investors need to assess several risks associated with the country, such as country risk, political risk, inflation risk, and interest rate risk, although the government usually has low credit risk.

How to do it

Liquidity being the issue for retail investors, this investment avenue has mostly been out of reach for the common man. Initiatives have been taken by the government; in the primary issuances of G-Secs, where prospective buyers have to bid, there is a non-competitive bidding section for retail investors. In spite of non-competitive being available in G-Secs and T-Bills, it has not taken off, primarily due to lack of awareness. Execution also is an issue for the common man.

One can apply through online as services have already begun for this or through Authorized Agents like Goodwill who not only support you but also guide you with their expert opinions.

 The govt bonds are normally issued with tax benefits which may also be availed. This is used sometimes to invest for availing capital gains tax on selling some fixed assets.

Despite all the efforts to execute the trade while buying, the only issue is secondary market liquidity. If there are not many buyers or sellers in the secondary market, if and when you want to sell, there is an issue. Hopefully, with the spread of investor base, with more people holding G-Secs, the requirement of trading and hence liquidity will start developing.

But, this is a growing arena with tremendous scope in the future; it’s worth investing in but with proper knowledge and with proper support, and for this very reason contact Goodwill at admin@gwcindia.in or at +91 - 44 - 4020 5050.



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How to Invest in Bonds?

We have all traded from a very young age, not conscious about the fact that we were, in fact, doing very serious business. The bright sticker packages that comes with candies and the Pokémon cards that we exchanged with our friends they were all a form of trade, but what did we do when we owed a person a sticker that we didn’t have, we wrote a”will” that the sticker that was traded was to be exchanged for the purple sticker of baloo but since Rohan couldn’t bring it he is supposed to give it on Friday. This is exactly what a bond is.

What is a bond?

According to Investopedia, A bond is a fixed income instrument that represents a loan made by an investor to the borrower. A bond could be thought of as an I.O.U. (I Owe You) between the lender and borrower that includes the details of the loan and its payments.

 A bond has an end date when the principal amount of the loan is due to be paid. Bonds are used by companies, municipalities, states, and sovereign governments to finance projects and operations. Owners of bonds are debt holders, or creditors, of the issuer.

How does a Bond work?

How Bonds Work

When companies or other entities need to raise money to finance their needs they may issue bonds directly to investors. This bond includes the terms of the loan, interest payments that will be made, and the time at which the loan must be paid back. The interest payment is part of the return that bondholders earn for loaning their funds to the issuer. The face value of the bond is what will be paid back to the borrower once the bond matures.

How to Invest in Bonds

To invest in bonds after you open a brokerage account from any trusted brokerages like GOODWILL, you can go on to buy individual bonds for your portfolio according to your desired maturation period. But before you do so check the rate of the bond and get an idea of the interest amount that you will be getting, after that is done you can directly place your order and be done with the whole business.

Investment in Bonds is done online and through authorized Agents. Investments in Govt. bonds are usually preferred because of the safety and reasonable returns that they provide. Investments in Company deposits, debentures, Commercial paper of companies have their own element of risks. One has to be extremely careful while investing in private companies-be it FDs, CPs, Debentures.

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How Much to Invest in Bank Deposits?

 Haven’t we all seen the ad of a little girl collecting coins from her grandparents and saving it all in a cute little piggy bank and then taking it over to the bank happily, this is the first memory etched in our hearts about Bank Deposits. Bank deposits are also something that is highly frequented by us Indians.

Bank deposits consist of money placed into banking institutions for safekeeping. These deposits are made to various types of deposit accounts such as savings accounts, checking accounts and money market accounts. 

The account holder has the right to withdraw deposited funds, as set forth in the terms and conditions governing the account agreement.

Some attractive features of bank deposits are as follow:

● Low risk
● Capital guarantee
● Fixed returns
● Liquidity
● Good returns

The only risk involved in bank deposits is when inflation happens and in these rare occurrences bank deposits offer negative returns.

      How to invest

Investing procedure depends upon the type of bank account you want to invest in,
If you are planning to invest in a Basic Savings Account

● You start by opening an account
● You deposit a certain amount, and the bank pays you interest on that amount. 
● The interest rates paid out on savings accounts are low, but with most savings accounts you can access your funds at any time. The bank uses your money to loan out to borrowers at a higher interest rate, enabling them to provide funds and make profit while essentially sharing that profit with you.

If you are planning to invest in an IRA

An Individual Retirement Account (IRA) is a way to save money and avoid taxes while investing. 

● You can set up an IRA account through your bank. Most offer a choice of various mutual funds, stocks and bonds 

But a savings account does offer a steady income by way of monthly interest from bank deposits. Types of bank deposit must be chosen based on Age and commitments. To get better returns investments in MF-SIP and Shares are recommended. But since there are many different types of accounts to choose from it will be advised to contact a trusted brokerage like Goodwill who will educate and guide you in this quest. They also offers free webinars, daily reminders and free seminars and classes to further enlighten you.
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