I am a trader since last 6 years
And I can teach equity investing and and intarday trading nse in futures and options .
And also I can teach forex trading with price action analysis
Arali, Ghatanji 
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Derivatives Trading, Intraday Trading
Derivatives Trading Types
Futures Trading Course, Options Trading Course
Answered on 19/01/2023 Learn Financial Planning/Stock Market Investment
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In the stock market, a timeframe refers to the specific period of time that a chart or technical analysis covers. Different timeframes can be used to analyze a stock's price movements and identify trends, such as a 1-day chart, 1-week chart, or 1-month chart. Short-term traders may use shorter timeframes, such as 1-minute or 5-minute charts, to make quick trades based on small price movements. Long-term investors may use longer timeframes, such as monthly or yearly charts, to identify long-term trends and make strategic investment decisions.
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In the stock market, a timeframe refers to the specific period of time that a chart or technical analysis covers. Different timeframes can be used to analyze a stock's price movements and identify trends, such as a 1-day chart, 1-week chart, or 1-month chart. Short-term traders may use shorter timeframes, such as 1-minute or 5-minute charts, to make quick trades based on small price movements. Long-term investors may use longer timeframes, such as monthly or yearly charts, to identify long-term trends and make strategic investment decisions.
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Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Teaches
Derivatives Trading, Intraday Trading
Derivatives Trading Types
Futures Trading Course, Options Trading Course
Answered on 19/01/2023 Learn Financial Planning/Stock Market Investment
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In the stock market, a timeframe refers to the specific period of time that a chart or technical analysis covers. Different timeframes can be used to analyze a stock's price movements and identify trends, such as a 1-day chart, 1-week chart, or 1-month chart. Short-term traders may use shorter timeframes, such as 1-minute or 5-minute charts, to make quick trades based on small price movements. Long-term investors may use longer timeframes, such as monthly or yearly charts, to identify long-term trends and make strategic investment decisions.
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In the stock market, a timeframe refers to the specific period of time that a chart or technical analysis covers. Different timeframes can be used to analyze a stock's price movements and identify trends, such as a 1-day chart, 1-week chart, or 1-month chart. Short-term traders may use shorter timeframes, such as 1-minute or 5-minute charts, to make quick trades based on small price movements. Long-term investors may use longer timeframes, such as monthly or yearly charts, to identify long-term trends and make strategic investment decisions.
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