Stock Market Timing Advice

Stock Market Timing Advice

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 Stock Market Timing Advice


The modern management techniques often speak about budgeting the time. The old saying goes, do the right thing at the right time. The importance of timing in the share market can be compared to the razor's edge. A slight wrong movement of the blade means a cut and pain. Similarly slight misjudgment of time of entry or exit from a trade can cause many problems for the investor. Problems mostly mean losses, which each investor wishes to avoid.


Time means everything in the share market. To secure the trade at the best timing is the dream of an investor. This market is also like any other market. It is the play of demand and supply. The price of a share depends on the interaction between these two forces.


With thousands of shares listed in the exchange, belonging to different segments of industry, the investor's choice is varied but difficult. A trend true for a particular segment is not true for the other segment. An investor is not in the exchange to make small profits. He is waiting for great opportunities to earn substantially. Timing the market is the best tool to reap sizable profits.


No one knows whether timing the market is an art or science. But the laws governing it are not like the exact laws of gravitation. Many factors make the market move or remain unmoved! By researching the relevant economic data and the current price of the share, experts make efforts to predict when the market will change the course as for a particular segment of the industry. If the predictions prove correct, lucrative trading is possible.


You have to catch the upward movement of the share at the right time. Trend prediction is subject to many factors. What is true of a particular share at the particular day of the last year may not be true this year, due to changed circumstances affecting the sales and turnover of the concerned company. Technological advances taking place at an unprecedented pace have rendered the issue more complicated.


Speculation is not part of the exercise related to timing. These two issues are poles apart. Your broker will be in a position to provide you with best market timing advice from the store of knowledge at his disposal, gained from dealing with thousands of clients, and many thousands of trades. His experience can become your theory to determine the timing of your entry to a trade.


Be wary of the hot tips advice that springs forth from different corners of the share exchange. This is mostly the play of the vested interests and has nothing to do with the economics of the exchange. There is no shortcut to arrive at the exact entry time for a particular share, except to make an in-depth analysis of the company, its history, the present management, the future expansion plans, and the capacity of the company to strengthen the hold on the market and also to introduce new competitive products in keeping with the technological advances. The impact of the global scenario on the particular segment of the industry, the changing economic policies and many such factors go to influence the investors to determine the timing of entry or exit from a particular trade. These are the issues for a medium term or long term investors. A day trader may have an entirely different perspective about timing.


Timing involves an element of risk. No one has ever prospered in the exchange, without taking calculated risks. Investors with decades of experience and the so-called expertise have not been able to understand the stock market dynamics and often make faulty decisions. At the same time, fate, luck and chance are not the important issues as they are made out to be in the exchange.


A systematic and disciplined approach to investing, sorts out many complications. Timing is an issue that can be addressed to successfully, with meticulous care and attention.


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