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    Topic: Tips on When to Buy and Sell Shares  (Read 1418 times)

    vivek042
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    « on: March 01, 2010, 05:55:27 AM »

    The main mantra of the share market is-"Buy low and sell high".
    This is all that you need to keep in mind when you have to decide what the right time to get in and out of the share market is. This logic that you should always buy shares at the lowest price possible and then wait for the share price to go high so that you can sell them with a good profit margin no doubt makes sense. This what you need to know about how to buy and sell shares. But how will you find out when the market is overheated so that you can sell the shares and at what point in time it is down or bottomed out. This is where you have to give importance to monitoring the cycles of investment.Most of the times, the stock market tends to move in waves. When the market is doing well, the shares prices go up and the companies report increase in profit. This leads to the prospect of good economic growth and also a low rate of inflation and interest rates in the market. At this point in time the market is referred to as 'Bull Markets'.
    On the other hand, when the market is down and the economy loses steam, it is referred to as 'Bear market'. But the main point that you need to know is how to find out what is the time when you need to sell out the shares or still hold on to them.According to experts in the business, there are three different stages in case of both the bear and the bull market. In order to maximise the return you can get from the shares which you own, you should know at which stage of the cycle you are in.
    There are three stages in the upward phase which is the primary bull market. These are:
    Accumulation
    In this stage, the market hold much negativity. The shares here have very low value. In the long term, however, prices start to rise.
    Big Move
    This is the easiest stage to make money. At this stage, price reaches its peak across the board.
    Excess
    This is believed to be the most dangerous stage in share trading business. At this stage, people tend to get over confident and interest rates fall to the lowest level.
    Thus, knowing when to buy and when to sell will help you get the maximum out of your money.
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    pavithra
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    « Reply #1 on: August 04, 2010, 05:03:05 AM »

    There are 9 other reasons to sell but I won't cover it here. So, what is a stock's fair value? I have covered this plenty of time. But, in general, a stock reaches its fair value when it is yielding 3% above the current free risk interest rate. I am using 10 year treasury bond as a proxy for free risk interest rate. Currently, the 10 year bond is yielding 4.46%. Fair value of a stock is therefore when it is yielding 7.46%. Inverting yield, we then got the widely used Price Earning Ratio. Yield of 7.46% corresponds to P/E ratio of 13.4
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    « Reply #2 on: May 17, 2011, 10:09:33 AM »

    The Main step is that you have to purchase and sale of shares allotted adequate funds for investment. It is better if you do not lend money investment. You have to develop their own savings to start investing.
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    « Reply #3 on: June 18, 2011, 03:41:31 AM »

    Hi vivek042 Excellent points you are sharing with us....Yes agree with your statement that if you want to earn high amount of profit then always buy product on lower rate and sell at higher rate.
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    « Reply #4 on: June 20, 2011, 06:47:44 AM »

    always buy a low rates shares and look the market and accordingly that you sell that share and always try to sell the shares when you are in profit and don't wait for the market to increase the price ...as soon as you get into the profit you must sell the shares.
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