Friday 14 March 2014

Secrets to be a leader in Stock Market


How to be a leader in Stock Market?

To be a leader in Stock Market is a daunting task. There are so many unpredictabilities associated with Stock Market that are quite intricate. There's no shortcut way to achieve success in Stock Market but upon gaining experience and learning few behaviors that Stock Market reflects, one can learn how to succeed in Stock Market.

Unpredictable Behaviors of Stock Market 


Stock Market is a very unpredictable place to be in. The stock market behaves differently at different points of time depending on the overall Market trend and so many other factors. With factors comes many mantras or secrets that drives the stock market and may prove to be very fruitful when it comes to decision making. Some Stock Market leadership secrets have been listed below by me.


1. Think Like A Business Owner -


Stocks/Shares represent 'ownership' stakes in businesses and are not just pieces of paper to enable trading. 

- Many have likely heard the phrase, “more risk, more reward.”.One thing that sets many entrepreneurs apart from the average professional is their appetite for risk. Not, putting yourself out there isn't easy—but a business owner knows that you have to give it a shot (or, many shots), and that you’ll scoop up bigger rewards when those risks pay off. So, it's very important to think like an owner of business.


2. Stock Valuation -



If stocks are ownership slices of a business, we should value stocks equally like we value businesses. A business is worth the discounted value of all future cash flow that it can generate. A business comprises of stocks and so stocks and businesses should be valued equally to reap benefits.

                                                                     




3. Staying Patient Is The Key !! 

- Staying patient and within one's circle of competence is important. Although the best Investors and traders understand the importance of patience, it is one of the most difficult skills to learn as an investor and trader.                                                                                                 

Proper patience is needed throughout the life cycle of the trade, at entry, while holding and exit.Do not be afraid to admit, 'I don't know' and/or that something is 'too hard'. To use a metaphor, there are no called strikes in investing, so we can be patient and wait for the truly fat pitches before taking a swing. 

- In summary, so much of trading is psychological, making patience a great virtue for investors. Exhibiting patience when entering a trade and having patience while a trade develops are integral parts to successful trading and investing. However, allowing patience to turn into stubbornness is something you must always guard against; consistently exiting a trade according to predefined criteria is one of the best methods of improving your success as a trader. .


4. Know The Right Value -


- We should focus on the value of the securities we are considering just as much as the price. 

- If we know the price but do not know the value, we know nothing. One becomes a better athlete by practicing, not watching the scoreboard. Valuation matters.


- Paying too high a price for a stock can lead to disappointing returns, even if the underlying company subsequently performs wonderfully. Look for situations where a company has to meet or exceed a low set of expectations priced in by the market.


5. Remove the Stock Market Myths  - 

Common Stock Market Myths should be removed as these myths affect a Traders mentality a lot. 


Always Remember


Investing and trading in the stock market is no different from any other worthwhile endeavor. Doing it well requires an understanding and an application of techniques and a lot of practice trading stocks.

And most important, a control of emotions that maximize opportunities and minimize mistakes. Learning the proper mindset and stock trading psychology is crucial for success. Invest in Right Technology and Analysis to earn maximum profits. 




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