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The stock market is driven by supply and demand. The number of shares of stock dictates the supply and the number of shares that investors want to buy dictates the demand.  It's important to understand the for every share that is purchased, there is someone on the other end selling that share.  The stock market is really just a big, automated superstore where everyone goes to buy and sell their stock.
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However, the sell-off in Reliance Industries, GAIL, Wipro, HDFC, BPCL, HUL and Sun Pharma capped the gains to some extent.
The Nifty was up 42 points, to 4,934 and the Sensex up 132 points, to 16,586. All sectoral indices were in the green barring oil & gas. The BSE Metal Index rose over 3% while Realty, Auto, Bank and TECk indices gained over 1%.

The large institutions took a big call yesterday of putting into largecap names. The midcap and smallcap has been supported by the local players. So from both ends there has been a good lot of liquidity and that is a reason why the markets were pretty much close to that 52-week high on Tuesday. You may see some bit of profit booking in today’s trade but the undertone still remains to be very bullish and the bias is towards midcap and smallcap names.

Run robotic trading software so that it can trade the market without you having to be glued to your computer screens.

I run long and short strategies so I don't care which direction the market goes.

This is not something that will come in the future. Robotic Trading exists today and many are taking advantage of it.

You do not have to be a programmer to do it either.

Keith

Thanks Your Guidance was really helpful for me..

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Investment in Stocks: A Beginners Guide

Making a billon dollar overnight is not always true; you need patience and persistence when dealing with stocks. Initially the purchase price of some basic stocks might seem very high to you when you see what these stocks were worth a few years back. But, if you want to invest seriously you have to start with some of these basic stocks and build a strong foundation from there. Remember that it takes time to make money in the stock market—there are very few overnight successes. There are some very lucky people out there who for some reason seem to have the Midas touch, but that is not the rule.

If you are unsure about why you should invest in the stock market, make an appointment with a reputable stock broker and talk to them about your interest and concerns. They will take the time to help you understand what is involved and what the risks are. Collecting all of information up-front will help you make an informed decision when it comes to investing your hard earned money in the stock market.

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