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Index trading is the buying and selling of a specific stock market index. Investors speculate whether the price of an index will rise or fall, which determines whether the buying or selling of those indexes. Index Trading is the buying the average performance of the group of stocks rather than buying an specific shares.
Intraday trading, also called day trading, is the buying and selling of stocks and other financial instruments on the same day during trading hours. Shares are bought and sold to book profits in a day. The purpose of Intraday Trade is not to invest, but to trade for a quick profit with the stock indices movement.
Futures and options are the two most common stock derivatives traded on a stock exchange. These are contracts between two parties to trade a stock asset at a later date for a specified price. By locking in a price ahead of time, these contracts attempt to mitigate market risks associated with stock market trading.
Swing Trading focuses on taking smaller gains in short-term trends and cutting losses quicker. Small gains with consistent profits over time. Swing Trades are usually held for few days or for a couple of weeks
Live Trading allows you to watch professional traders trade in real-time, right in front of your eyes, and learn how they implement methods in the real life trade.
Commodities are an important aspect of the Global Trading System that trades various commodities from the primary economic sector. These are raw materials standardized and interchangeable with other goods
Currency Trading is a market where you can buy or sell a specific quantity of a particular currency pair. It is similar to the Stock Market but the underlying happens to be currency pair (i.e. USDINR, EURINR, JPYINR OR GBPINR) instead of Stocks
Chartbooks allows you to view charts of all indices and Nifty 50 companies. This feature provides a great way to quickly go through the rates for all at one place
