In the event that you are a swing
trader, you ought to be searching for 2 things – (I) volume & (ii)
Price. It's pointless to search for stocks which move in a scope of 30-50%
however are so daintily traded that you can't trade more than a couple of
thousand rupees in them. In the meantime taking a gander at the 'A List stocks'
(i.e. stocks having a place with the BSE 200) will give you a rundown of stocks
with gigantically high trading volumes yet next to no price development. To
take an illustration, the table underneath shows BSE 200's most dynamic stocks
(orchestrated volume insightful) since March 2015:
While the volumes are truly high the % change
and the everyday high low is not wide separated. So while these stocks may bode
well for algorithmic traders, in the event that you are in immaculate swing
trading, you may need to search for stocks outside of the 'A List'. Your goal
will normally be to discover stocks which have incredible broadness in the
high/ low prices while in the meantime keeping up adequately high trading
volumes.
Here once more, the relationship between
price and instability will rely on 2 things –
(I) How much cash might you want to trade and
(ii) To what extent would you need to hold
the stock?
On the off chance that you need to trade Rs.
1000 – even a meagerly traded stock will work for you.
