Most beginners when building a trading strategy simply use current info and test with it, they don't know How to Get Historical Stock Futures lot size, list of stocks that are part of index like Nifty 50, Nifty 500 historically, I will share all such info in this thread
https://t.co/xIBXsPpIVt For an example, to get the historical stock futures lot size data for Sep 2016, use https://t.co/Criu7S3Fi5
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For an example, to get the historical constituents of all index for Aug 2013, i will use https://t.co/k79hR372dW
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enter the stock symbol and date criteria for which you want to download the data
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To get the list of all Exchange Traded funds listed in NSE, just go this link https://t.co/XSqmXhmxJN
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More from Kirubakaran Rajendran
If you are someone who spends more time on analyzing markets during trading, then this for you. Certain traders will create their own bullish or bearish view in their mind but seek confirmation for their trades which is called as confirmation bias. #tradingpsychology 1/15
We do not like people or information that contradicts our thoughts. We like them when they confirm what we think. Hence, we tend to place more weight on information that confirms our trade position. Example- You think market is bullish & wanted to go on a long position,
Next a new bullish bar prints on the chart. You would think "Yes, my bullish proposition is still valid" (even though this bullish bar is smaller range)
A bearish bar prints. But you think "this bar lacks momentum" (because you already have firm belief that market is bullish)
One more bearish bar follows, pushing against a support level. But you would think "the support level is holding" Bullishness confirmed. Buy more! (even though this bar closed below the support level with clear momentum.)
During Trading hours, Your maximum time is spent on? Are you spending more time on analyzing your trades before placing the order or after placing the order?
— Kirubakaran Rajendran (@kirubaakaran) December 14, 2020
We do not like people or information that contradicts our thoughts. We like them when they confirm what we think. Hence, we tend to place more weight on information that confirms our trade position. Example- You think market is bullish & wanted to go on a long position,
Next a new bullish bar prints on the chart. You would think "Yes, my bullish proposition is still valid" (even though this bullish bar is smaller range)
A bearish bar prints. But you think "this bar lacks momentum" (because you already have firm belief that market is bullish)
One more bearish bar follows, pushing against a support level. But you would think "the support level is holding" Bullishness confirmed. Buy more! (even though this bar closed below the support level with clear momentum.)
