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💹 Why Do Stock Prices Move?
💹 Why Do Stock Prices Move?
Stock prices change due to:
Demand & supply
Company performance
News & economic events
Market sentiment
Global trends
Understanding these factors helps you make better decisions.
🏛 Types of Markets
🏛 Types of Markets
1. Primary Market
1. Primary Market
Companies issue shares for the first time (IPO).
Investors buy directly from the company.
2. Secondary Market
2. Secondary Market
Where buying and selling of shares happen daily.
This is where trading takes place.
📈 What is a Stock?
📈 What is a Stock?
A stock represents a small share of ownership in a company.
When the company grows, the value of your share increases — this is how investors build wealth.
📊 Types of Market Participants
📊 Types of Market Participants
Retail traders
Long-term investors
Institutional investors
Market makers
Brokers
Each plays a different role in market movement.
🕒 Types of Trading
🕒 Types of Trading
1. Intraday Trading
1. Intraday Trading
Buying and selling within the same day. High risk, requires discipline.
2. Swing Trading
2. Swing Trading
Holding trades for a few days to weeks. More stable than intraday.
3. Long-Term Investing
3. Long-Term Investing
Buying quality stocks and holding for years. Safest and most effective for wealth creation.
📂 Basic Terms Every Beginner Must Know
📂 Basic Terms Every Beginner Must Know
📉 Risks Involved
📉 Risks Involved
📘 What You’ll Learn Next
📘 What You’ll Learn Next
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