Technical & Fundamental Analysis | Basics of Stock Market for Beginners
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Many people ask me, what is the best way to get rich from stock market for beginners? Should we do trading by doing technical analysis or should we do long-term investing as suggested by Warren Buffett by doing fundamental analysis of shares?
In this video, we talk about the basic of stock market (day trading) technical analysis or fundamental analysis (long term investing or value investing) for beginners and then compare it with each other so you can find out how to earn regular income, regular and good profits from share market. You’ll also learn the best strategy to make profits from stock market consistently and which shares to buy in the stock market to get early financial freedom.
Day traders use technical analysis and buy and sell shares within a day (intra day) by taking some margin. This strategy was developed between 1852 to 1902 by Charles Dow which is famously called the Dow theory. This is the theory that most traders use to analyze chart patterns and understand where the stock will go in the short run to make profits from them.
On the other hand, a new strategy was developed by Benjamin Graham when he introduced his book, Security Analysis in 1934 and later on, in the book, The Intelligent Investor in 1949. These books changed the way people invest and trade in stock market. Because value investor was much more safer as compared to trading in stocks. Warren Buffett, Charlie Munger and many other value investors created their entire fortune out of value investing strategy as you can earn lot of profits in future with the power of compounding.
The problem with trading is that there are high chances of losing money because you cannot diversify and there are less chance of being confident. On the other hand, when you invest in stock market, you can be more confident in one stock and invest heavily when the odds are in your favor.
When the stock market crashes, the odds of losing all your money is very high in trading but if you stay invested for long term, your portfolio can recover and grow high with compounding in the long-run.
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00:00 Intro
01:01 Basic Theory
02:47 Concept of Day-Trading
05:35 Long-term Investing
06:58 History of Trading & Investing
10:27 Value Investing
11:10 Trading
14:26 Overvalued Stocks
16:50 Final Words
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