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Slide 1 - What Are Different Types Of Trading? In the stock market, you’ll come across various types of trading in stock market. Every trading style has its own significance. Short-term investments require specific trading methods such as momentum trading strategies. Similarly, different trading methods are used for long-term investments. Here are some of the types of trading that take place in India's stock market.
Slide 2 - Based On Timeframe: Scalping Trading Scalping Trading is the shortest type of trading in the stock market, even shorter than other types of day trading. In order to earn from a large number of trades over the course of a single trading day, scalpers enter and exit the market quickly. The goal is to make the maximum profit from these small trades that equal the profit they could have made from a single day of bigger trading. Day Trading Day trading, also known as intraday trading, is a type of securities speculation in which a trader buys and sells stocks on the same day, due to this regard, closing all positions before the market closes for the day to avoid troublesome and inconvenient risks and negative gaps between one day’s close and the next day’s open price. Buy-and-hold and value trading techniques are all available for long-term investments which contrast from day trading.
Slide 3 - Swing Trading Swing trading is a type of trading and speculative trading strategy in financial markets that involves holding a tradable item for one or more days in the hopes of profiting from price variations or swings. A swing trading position is typically held for a longer period than a day trading position, but not as long as a buy and hold position, which can be held for months or years. The option of swing trading stocks for a profit is viable. Financial analysts have been proven to employ momentum signals (e.g., 52-week high/low) in their swing trading buy and sell recommendations. Positional Trading It is a basic trading strategy that is completely a vice-versa of intraday trading that assists you to hold your positions in the stock market for a longer period. Positional trading entails using technical and fundamental analysis to assess possible fluctuating market price tendencies. Positional trading offers the advantage that you can perform all of the tasks without having to spend the entire trading session staring at your screen.
Slide 4 - Based On Asset Class Equity Trading The majority of equity trading involves the purchase and sale of publicly traded firm shares over-the-counter or on a stock exchange in the financial market.   Derivative Trading Stocks, currencies, indexes, and other assets can be used as underlying assets for derivative contracts. Buying and selling derivatives on a stock exchange are known as Derivative Trading. Derivatives are far more volatile than the underlying assets and allow a trader to speculate on the future price movement of the underlying assets. A unique aspect of derivative trading is that it allows a trader to make much larger speculative bets and is thus much riskier than equities trading. Futures and options trading are the two most frequent types of derivative trading.
Slide 5 - Currency Trading Currency pairs are commonly traded, for example, EUR/USD is the most liquid currency pair, indicating the relative value of the Euro to the US Dollar at any given moment. USD/JPY, USD/GBP, USD/CHF, USD/CAD, AUD/USD, NZD/USD, and USD/INR are some of the other popular currency pairs. The forex markets are open all the time, which is a huge advantage of currency trading. However, liquidity and the related bid-ask spread may differ at different times. Commodity Trading Just like stocks and currencies, commodities are commonly traded assets. Metals, energy, agricultural, livestock, and meat are the four main commodities traded. Platinum, silver, gold, aluminum, and copper are all examples of metals ,gasoline, heating oil, crude oil, and natural gas are just a few examples of the energy commodities available. Corn, soybeans, wheat, rice, cocoa, coffee, cotton, and sugar are just a few examples of the agricultural commodities available. Lean hogs, pork bellies, live cattle, and feeder cattle are all examples of livestock and meat commodities.