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    The document compares futures trading and equity trading, providing examples using SBIN (State Bank of India). Some key differences highlighted are: - Futures allow for index trading while equities do not. Short selling rules also differ between the two. - Futures contracts expire monthly while equities can be held from 1 day to years. - Lot sizes and pricing models differ, with futures traded by lot size (e.g. 1 lot = 3000 shares) and equities traded by individual share amounts. - The document defines the three types of trading - intraday, swing, and positional - based on holding periods and typical chart timeframes used. It also outlines the key trading time zones

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    The document compares futures trading and equity trading, providing examples using SBIN (State Bank of India). Some key differences highlighted are: - Futures allow for index trading while equities do not. Short selling rules also differ between the two. - Futures contracts expire monthly while equities can be held from 1 day to years. - Lot sizes and pricing models differ, with futures traded by lot size (e.g. 1 lot = 3000 shares) and equities traded by individual share amounts. - The document defines the three types of trading - intraday, swing, and positional - based on holding periods and typical chart timeframes used. It also outlines the key trading time zones

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    Abhishek Singh Solanki: Types of Trading and Time Zone

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    The document compares futures trading and equity trading, providing examples using SBIN (State Bank of India). Some key differences highlighted are: - Futures allow for index trading while equities do not. Short selling rules also differ between the two. - Futures contracts expire monthly while equities can be held from 1 day to years. - Lot sizes and pricing models differ, with futures traded by lot size (e.g. 1 lot = 3000 shares) and equities traded by individual share amounts. - The document defines the three types of trading - intraday, swing, and positional - based on holding periods and typical chart timeframes used. It also outlines the key trading time zones

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    ABHISHEK SINGH SOLANKI

    TYPES OF TRADING AND TIME ZONE


    FUTURES VS EQUITY
    FUTURES V/S EQUITY
    EXAMPLE - SBIN

    FUTURE EQUITY
    Index trading - Nifty 50 and Nifty Bank You can’t trade in index

    Short Selling - Intraday, Swing trading and Positional Trading Short Selling - only in Intraday trading

    Chart Called - Futures chart Chart Called - Cash chart and Spot Chart

    Contract Hold - Till Monthly expire on last Thursday No limit - You can hold share for 1 day to years of years

    SBIN MAR FUT, SBIN APR FUT, SBIN MAY FUT SBIN

    Buy in lot size - 1 lot = 3000 share Buy 1, 2, 10, 100, 1000………. Share

    1 lot size price - Intraday ( MIS ) = 2,04,291.75 1 Share Price = Intraday Trading ( MIS ) = margin provided by broker
    Swing trading ( Normal ) = 3,92,868.75 Swing trading ( CNC ) = share price at the time of buy
    Example - 3ooo share price - 11,13,450.00
    Nifty 50 lot size ( 75 ) price - ( MIS ) = 84,875.47
    ( Normal ) = 1,63,222.05
    TYPES OF TRADING
    INTRADAY TRADING SWING TRADING POSITIONAL TRADING
    Only for Single Day More then one day to 1 Month More then 1 month and less then 1 year
    Time - 9:15 to 3:15 or 3:20

    1 min to 15 min time frame chart 15 min to 1 Day time frame chart 1 Day to 1 Month time frame chart

    MIS and CNC ( normal ) order CNC / Normal ( overnight hold ) CNC / Normal ( overnight hold )
    TRADING TIME ZONE

    ZONE 1 - 9.15 AM - 10.30 AM

    ZONE 2 - 10.30 AM - 1 PM

    ZONE 3 - 1 PM - 3.3O PM

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