How To Easily Check Upcoming Dividends of Indian Stocks?



Finance Guru Speaks: In this article, I will share the steps through which you can easily check upcoming Dividend amounts and dates of Indian Stocks.
How To Easily Check Upcoming Dividends and Dates of Indian Stocks

Steps to Check Upcoming Dividends of Indian Stocks:-


1. Open Tickertape website after clicking here

2. Just scroll down and you can find the Upcoming Dividends information on the page:-
How To Easily Check Upcoming Dividends of Indian Stocks
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Here, you can find Stock Name, Dividend Amount as well as Ex Date (also known as Ex Dividend Date). 

NOTE: Please note that in order to receive the Dividend, you should purchase the Stock at least 1 day before the Ex Date. Only shareholders who bought the shares before the ex-dividend date are entitled to the dividend.

4. You can also check the Past Dividends if you scroll further down on the same page:-
How To Easily Check Upcoming Dividends of Indian Stocks
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How To Create Stocks SIP In Zerodha?




Finance Guru Speaks: In this article, I will share the steps through which you can create SIP for buying Stocks in Zerodha.
How To Start SIP in Stocks in Zerodha

As per Zerodha Website:-
Systematic Investments - The primary function of this feature is to allow you to automate your investments by creating an order basket. A basket can have one or more stocks and ETFs. The idea behind asking to create a basket is that you can create a SIP towards a goal as a basket - which could be a basket of stocks and ETFs. While creating the basket that you link to your SIP, make sure to place a market order to ensure execution.

You can read my old article to know more about SIP (Systematic Investment Planning) and its benefits.

Zerodha, as a Trading and Demat Account, has gained very wide popularity because of very low-cost trading and ease of use. 

If you don't have the Zerodha account, then you can open it through this LINK. It is very easy to open a Demat Account in Zerodha.

Sharing steps to start SIP in Zerodha:-


1. Login to Zerodha after clicking here. Provide your User IDPassword, and then your assigned PIN to Login.
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login
2. On the Home Page, Click on the Orders -> SIP -> New SIP as shown below:-
How To Start SIP in Stocks in Zerodha
Click to enlarge - How To Start Stocks SIP in Zerodha
3. ProvidSIP Name and Click on New Basket as shown below:-
How To Start SIP in Stocks in Zerodha
Click to enlarge - How To Start Stocks SIP in Zerodha
4. ProvidBasket Name and Click on Create as shown below:-
How To Start SIP in Stocks in Zerodha
Click to enlarge - How To Start Stocks SIP in Zerodha

5. Enter Stocks for SIP Investments as shown below:-
How To Start SIP in Stocks in Zerodha
Click to enlarge - How To Start Stocks SIP in Zerodha
6. Enter the Stocks Quantity to buy. As it is for Long Term, keep Buying Price as Market. Click on Add button as shown below:-
How To Start SIP in Stocks in Zerodha
Click to enlarge - How To Start Stocks SIP in Zerodha
7. Click on Close button once your Bucket is created with your SIP Stocks:-
How To Start SIP in Stocks in Zerodha
Click to enlarge - How To Start Stocks SIP in Zerodha
8. Select the Created Basket, provide your SIP Date and Time and Click on Create button:-
How To Start SIP in Stocks in Zerodha
Click to enlarge - How To Start Stocks SIP in Zerodha

Congratulations! You have successfully created SIP for buying Stocks in Zerodha.
How To Start SIP in Stocks in Zerodha
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How To Plot Nifty vs Gold Ratio Indicator On Charts For Free?




Finance Guru Speaks: Recently I have come across a YouTube video of a very famous TV Personality. He has shared details about an Indicator to find out Market Top.

As per Video, Market Top can be found out by Nifty/Gold Ratio Indicator (Nifty vs Gold) on the Charts. 

  • If Nifty/Gold Ratio value is near 0.40, It indicates Market Top & chances are high that it will fall.
  • If Nifty/Gold Ratio value crosses above 0.25 from below, it indicates the Market can reverse from downtrends & chances are high that it will become bullish again.

You can search this video on YouTube to find out more details.

One common question I came across in the Video Comments Section is "Please tell me how to plot this Nifty/Gold Ratio on the Charts?" 

I am writing this article to answer this question. 

I have provided my comment (many times) in the Video Comment section, but somehow my comment was getting deleted again and again automatically.


Sharing Steps to draw NIFTY/GOLD Indicator on Charts:-

1. Open Tradingview India website and put Nifty 50 chart (use Line Chart instead of Candlestick). As per the Video, select Weekly Chart duration.

2. Click Compare button on the top row. Search keyword GOLD2! and select it.
How To Plot Nifty vs Gold Ratio On Charts
Click to enlarge - How To Plot Nifty vs Gold Ratio On Charts
3. Now, you have both Nifty & Gold Chart lines in front of you in a single Chart.

The Next Step is to draw Nifty vs Gold Ratio Line.


4. Click Indicators button on the top row. Search for Ratio between two symbols keyword and select this indicator.
How To Plot Nifty vs Gold Ratio On Charts
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5. Go to Settings of this indicator.
How To Plot Nifty vs Gold Ratio On Charts
Click to enlarge - How To Plot Nifty vs Gold Ratio On Charts
6. Put Symbol1 = Nifty 50 and Symbol2 = GOLD2! and click Ok.
How To Plot Nifty vs Gold Ratio On Charts
Click to enlarge - How To Plot Nifty vs Gold Ratio On Charts

Now you can see a Nifty/Gold Ratio Line as explained in this Video. Hope it helps. 

How To Plot Nifty vs Gold Ratio On Charts
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How To Create GTT Sell Order in Zerodha?




Finance Guru Speaks: This article will guide you on how to create GTT SELL Order in Zerodha.


How To Place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha


Zerodha, as a Trading and Demat Account, has gained very wide popularity because of very low-cost trading and ease of use. 

If you don't have the Zerodha account, then you can open it through this LINK. It is very easy to open a Demat Account in Zerodha.

Please read the complete article. I have shared two Tips at the end of the Article. Please share and like this article for the constant encouragement.

GTT (Good Till Triggered) Orders for SELL: GTT Order for SELL is used to sell a Stock based on Trigger Price and Limit Price. Normally, we use GTT so that we don't spend too much time monitoring the prices of Stocks. Sell Orders are automatically placed to Exchange (NSE or BSE) based on our pre-defined price once they are triggered.

Trigger Price - Trigger Price is the price where Broker sends the Sell Order (once hit) to the Exchange.

Limit Price - Limit Price is your actual Selling price where you instruct your broker not to go lower than this price for Selling. So Exchange will settle the Selling at this Price if a Buyer is found. And the Seller will get the transaction settled on (T+2) day on this selling price.


Steps to place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha:-


1. Login to Zerodha after clicking here. Provide your User ID, Password, and then your assigned PIN to Login.
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login

Zerodha Login Screen
Zerodha Login
2. On the Home Page, Click on the Orders -> GTT -> New GTT as shown below:-
How To Place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha
Click to enlarge - How To Place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha

3. On the Next Screen, start typing the name of the Underlying (Stock). As an example, we are placing GTT SELL order for TCS Shares on the NSE Exchange:-
How To Place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha
How To Place GTT Sell Order in Zerodha

How To Buy GOLDBEES Gold ETF in Zerodha?


Finance Guru Speaks: This article will guide you on how to Buy GOLDBEES (Gold ETF) in Zerodha.


Zerodha, as a Trading and Demat Account, has gained very wide popularity because of very low-cost trading and ease of use. If you don't have the Zerodha account, then you can open it through this LINK. It is very easy to open a Demat Account in Zerodha.

Please read the complete article. I have shared the relationship between Stock Market (Nifty) and Gold Prices. Please comment, share, and like this article for constant encouragement.

To begin with, buying Gold ETF means buying Gold in Demat form. It can be sold later on the NSE or BSE Stock Exchange. Gold is used for Hedging your Portfolio and it provides the necessary diversification.

Steps to Buy GOLDBEES Gold ETF in Zerodha:-


1. Login to Zerodha after clicking here. Provide your User ID, Password, and then your assigned PIN to Login.
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login Screen
Zerodha Login
2. On the Home Page, go to the Watchlist on the left-hand side and Search with the keyword GOLDBEES to buy the Nippon India Gold ETF which is also known as GOLDBEES, and click on B button. You can select any exchange (NSE or BSE) for buying. :-

How To Buy GOLDBEES Gold ETF in Zerodha
How To Buy GOLDBEES Gold ETF in Zerodha
How To Buy GOLDBEES Gold ETF in Zerodha
How To Buy GOLDBEES Gold ETF in Zerodha

3. On the Next Screen, fill in Buy Order details as shown below. To keep it simple, we are buying 1000 units of GOLDBEES at a buying price of INR 41.10.

With INR 41.10 as your Buy Price, you need to pay a Total Amount of 1000x41.10 = INR 41,000 to the Seller.

It is a positional order, meaning we are not buying this Call Option for Intraday Trading. It is mainly for investment purposes. 

Once you fill in all the details, click on Buy button:-
How To Buy GOLDBEES Gold ETF in Zerodha
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4. Once you click Buy, your Buy order gets placed in the Exchange.

Congratulations! You have successfully placed Buy Order for GOLDBEES. You can cross-check your newly created Order from Orders -> Orders list. This Order gets executed as soon as Exchange finds a Seller at your requested Price.

Sharing relationship between Stock Exchange and Gold Prices:-


In a theoretical manner, there is an inverse relationship between Gold and Stock Exchange. When Nifty or Sensex goes up, the prices of Gold go down or stay in a tight range.

Whereas when the Market crashes, investors tend to invest more in Gold for safety and diversification. Gold is used for hedging purposes and provides stability to the portfolio.

The below chart shows the Price Movements of Nifty and GOLDBEES on a Monthly chart. It is clearly evident that both move normally in the opposite direction.

Stock Market and Gold Prices Relationship
Click to enlarge - Stock Market and Gold Prices Relationship

However, due to more and more awareness regarding investments and diversifications, Indian Investors keep on buying Gold ETFs on a regular basis via SIP mode. 

To buy GOLDBEES at low prices, keep investing a small amount whenever Nifty goes up by 200 to 300 points. This way, you will accumulate Gold at cheaper prices. And, when Nifty crashes or gets into a bearish mode, you can start booking profits by selling your GOLDBEES units.

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How Buying Bad News and Selling Good News Can Keep You Out of Trouble In Stock Market




Finance Guru Speaks: This article will highlight the importance of a very important concept to remain profitable in the Stock Market - Buy on Bad News and Sell on Good News!


Buy on Bad News and Sell on Good News


Share Markets are generally driven by 3 factors - Fundamental, Technical & News. Out of which, the News factor is the most powerful one amongst Fundamental or Technical factors. Whenever there is News or Rumors, it creates a strong sentiment in the Market.

If you are a Trader or an Investor in the Share Market, then you would definitely have experienced this aspect.


So, coming back to the article topic -

How Buying Bad News and Selling Good News Can Keep You Out of Trouble In Stock Market?


Markets around the world are driven by two strong emotions - Greed and Fear.

You might have heard the saying - Be Greedy when Others are Fearful; Be Fearful when Others are Greedy.

Sell on Good News: 

During a strong Bull Market, you can witness good news from all corners. You open any Newspaper, News channels, YouTube channels, etc., you can hear "Experts" advising more buying because of "Good News" around you. As per them, this Bull Run is never-ending and earning from the Market is damn easy. You just buy a Stock or Index in the morning and by end of the day, you will get handsome returns because of the appreciation in the price. 

Is earning in the Stock Market so easy?

Strong Players like Operators make the best use of this situation. When Retailers or Weak players are buying on Good News due to their greed, they slowly start distributing their positions. In other words, when you or I am buying enthusiastically, Operators are quietly selling us at high price levels.

Once the distribution by Operators is over at the high price levels, the market falls down rapidly without giving any chance to Retailers to exit their positions. This results in a huge loss to them and they get stuck at a higher price level in the false hope or anticipation of another bull run in that stock or index. Sometimes this wait can go on for months to years!

Also, during this "Good News" era, you can also observe so many IPOs floated in the market. Poor Retailers get lured by the dream of earning quick money and invest in costly IPOs without studying the fundamentals or future potential of the Company.

The solution to the above problems - Sell on Good News.

In order to avoid this trap, you should think and behave like the Operators. 

You can follow - 

- If you already have such Stocks in your portfolio, then you can start selling them in small quantities on every price rise because of "Good News". Do not be greedy and keep on holding them forever. Your idea should be to generate decent profits from the Stocks instead of marrying it for life.

- If you do not have Stocks, then check whether the current price levels are already in the Overbought zone. You can use Technical indicators like RSI or Stochastic to find out whether the current value is more than 70 or 80. In a strong bull market, the value can cross above 80 as well & remain there for quite some time, however, it gives an indication to be more cautious in buying new positions.

- You can also check for bearish divergence in the Price and Technical Indicators like RSI. If Price is making Higher Highs and Higher Lows, but RSI makes Lower Highs and Lower Lows, then it gives a strong indication of the end of Uptrend.



Avoid Fear and Greed in Stock Market

Buy on Bad News: 

During a strong Bear Market, you can witness bad news from all corners. Every expert around will advise you to Sell and run away from the Market. As per them, this is the end of the World and the economy is doomed and cannot be recovered. 

10 Trading Books To Become Effective Trader and Investor




Finance Guru Speaks: This article will provide 10 Trading related books to help you become an effective Trader and Investor. 

The chosen books are affordable in price and the Trading concepts taught can be easily applied to the Indian Stock Market.


Note: The list of books mentioned below is in a random sequence and nowhere I am listing them in a rank. The temperament of every individual is different and hence, trading styles and application of techniques also vary. So, there is no point in ranking the mentioned books. Every book is unique and deemed to be helpful to Traders & Investors if the concepts are practiced thoroughly.

Author- Andrew Aziz

  

This book helps to:-
  • How you can take control over your life and have success in day trading on the stock market.
  • Use simple and easy to understand words to explain the strategies and concepts you need to know to launch yourself into day trading on the stock market.
  • How to Find Stocks for Trades.
  • Explains Important Day Trading Strategies.
  • Explains Trade Management and Position Sizing.
Author- Balkrishna M Sadekar


This book helps to:-
  • Explains the concepts of candlestick trading effectively.
  • Explains the types of candle signals, techniques to identify and utilize them.
  • Taking advantage of high probability trades, the book explains how one can accurately combine candlestick signals with Western technical analysis for generating explosive profits and cutting losses.
  • How the candlestick technique builds a simple mechanical trading system and eliminates emotional interference, gluttony, and panic.
  • Besides clearing concepts of candlestick charts and signals, the book also offers market-tested trading ideas and some Do’s and Don’ts in business, straight from the author’s experience.
Author- Ashwani Gujral, Rachana A. Vaidya

 

This book helps to:-
  • The 3Ms of trading success — method, money management, and mind-set.
  • The technical pillars — moving averages, pivots, and exceptional candles.
  • Profitable trade entry, trade management, and exit tactics
  • How to trade the morning range, trends, gaps, and sideways markets.
  • How to add the catalyst of big news events to power your trades.
  • How to avoid — and profit from — market traps.
  • How to harness the explosive power of multiple trading tools working in tandem.
  • Money management — position size and risk management.
  • How to master your mind in order to vanquish the market.
  • The daily discipline of a successful day trader.
Author- Andrew Aziz


This book helps to:-

How To Sell Put Options in Zerodha With Some Tips


Finance Guru Speaks: This article will guide you on how to Sell PUT (PE) Options in Zerodha.

How To Sell Put Options in Zerodha

Zerodha, as a Trading and Demat Account, has gained very wide popularity because of very low-cost trading and ease of use. If you don't have the Zerodha account, then you can open it through this LINK. It is very easy to open a Demat Account in Zerodha.

Please read the complete article. I have shared 6 Tips at the end of the Article. Please comment, share, and like this article for constant encouragement.

To begin with, selling Put Option is also known as SHORT PUT position. In India, we denote Put Option as PE (Put European).


Why and When do you sell Put Option:


You Sell Put Options only when you are sure that the Index or Stock Price (Spot or Underlying Price) will not go below the Strike Price during Expiry, meaning you are moderately Bullish. You will be in gain till the Spot Price remains higher or equal to the Strike Price. As you are a Seller, you will receive Premium from the Buyer which will be your Maximum Profit if everything goes as per your expectations.

Steps to Sell Put Options in Zerodha:-


1. Login to Zerodha after clicking here. Provide your User ID, Password, and then your assigned PIN to Login.
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login Screen
Zerodha Login
2. On the Home Page, go to the Watchlist on the left-hand side and Search the required Put Strike to sell the PE Option and click on S button. As an example, we are selling NIFTY JUL Series 9700 PE Option as shown below. You can also select any Stock which is open for FnO trading.:-

How To Sell Put Options in Zerodha
How To Sell Put Options in Zerodha
3. On the Next Screen, fill in Sell Order details as shown below. To keep it simple, we are selling 1 LOT (equal to 75 Shares) of NIFTY at a selling price of 35. The last traded price for JUL Series 9700 PE Strike is 31.10.

With INR 35 as your Sell Price, you will receive a Total Premium of 35x75 = INR 2625 from Buyer.

It is a positional order, meaning we are not selling this Put Option for Intraday Trading. Once you fill in all the details, click on Sell button:-

How To Sell CALL Options in Zerodha?


Finance Guru Speaks: This article will guide you on how to Sell Call (CE) Options in Zerodha.

How To Sell Call Options in Zerodha

Zerodha, as a Trading and Demat Account, has gained very wide popularity because of very low-cost trading and ease of use. If you don't have the Zerodha account, then you can open it through this LINK. It is very easy to open a Demat Account in Zerodha.

Please read the complete article. I have shared 6 Tips at the end of the Article. Please comment, share, and like this article for constant encouragement.

To begin with, selling Call Option is also known as SHORT Call position. In India, we denote Call Option as CE (Call European).


Why and When do you sell Call Option:


You Sell Call Option only when you are sure that the Index or Stock Price (Spot or Underlying Price) will not cross the Strike Price during Expiry. You will be in gain till the Spot Price remains lower or equal to the Strike Price. As you are a Seller, you will receive Premium from the Buyer which will be your Maximum Profit if everything goes as per your expectations.

Steps to Sell Call Options in Zerodha:-


1. Login to Zerodha after clicking here. Provide your User ID, Password, and then your assigned PIN to Login.
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login Screen
Zerodha Login
2. On the Home Page, go to the Watchlist on the left-hand side and Search the required Call Strike to sell the CE Option and click on S button. As an example, we are selling NIFTY JUN Series 10700 CE Option as shown below. You can also select any Stock which is open for FnO trading.:-
How To Sell Call Options in Zerodha
How To Sell CALL Options in Zerodha
3. On the Next Screen, fill Sell Order details as shown below. To keep it simple, we are selling 1 LOT (equal to 75 Shares) of NIFTY at a selling price of 20. The last traded price for JUN Series 10700 CE Strike is 14.10.

With INR 20 as your Sell Price, you will receive a Total Premium of 20x75 = INR 1500 from Buyer.

It is a positional order, meaning we are not selling this Call Option for Intraday Trading. Once you fill all the details, click on Sell button:-

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How To Buy PUT Options in Zerodha?


Finance Guru Speaks: This article will guide you on how to Buy Put (PE) Options in Zerodha.

How To Buy Put Options in Zerodha

Zerodha, as a Trading and Demat Account, has gained very wide popularity because of very low-cost trading and ease of use. If you don't have the Zerodha account, then you can open it through this LINK. It is very easy to open a Demat Account in Zerodha.

Please read the complete article. I have shared 6 Tips at the end of the Article. Please comment, share, and like this article for constant encouragement.

To begin with, buying Put Option is also known as LONG Put position. In India, we denote Put Option as PE (Put European).

Steps to Buying Put Options in Zerodha:-


1. Login to Zerodha after clicking here. Provide your User ID, Password, and then your assigned PIN to Login.
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login
Zerodha Login Screen
Zerodha Login
2. On the Home Page, go to the Watchlist on the left-hand side and Search the required Put Strike to buy the PE Option and click on B button. As an example, we are buying NIFTY JUN Series 8500 PE Option as shown below. You can also select any Stock which is open for FnO trading.:-
How To Buy Put Options in Zerodha
How To Buy PUT Options in Zerodha
How To Buy Put Options in Zerodha
How To Buy PUT Options in Zerodha

3. On the Next Screen, fill Buy Order details as shown below. To keep it simple, we are buying 1 LOT (equal to 75 Shares) of NIFTY at a buying price of 40. The last traded price for JUN Series 8500 PE Strike is 50.60.

With INR 40 as your Buy Price, you need to pay a Total Premium of 40x75 = INR 3000 to the Seller.

It is a positional order, meaning we are not buying this Put Option for Intraday Trading. Once you fill all the details, click on Buy button:-