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I can do share trading in a professional way making a good earning. No speculation or gambling. Only genuine buy and sell of good shares. I need finance partner.

2006-11-16 02:57:38 · 3 answers · asked by hasmukhlal_jain 1 in Business & Finance Investing

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This is a free BUY SELL reccomendation software for NSE & BSE share
No need to pay subsription to anyone for tips just download data daily
Simple userfriendly easy freeware.

Steps -

1- visit www.aptistok.com & get free/profftional/beta version or
google search for "aptistock freeware download"

2- download and install

3 - click download > update symbol list > select NSE BSE IND > OK
select tools > data downloader > click 'stock'
> click stock market > select NSE (bse )
> click select all > OK
download (1 day delayed EOD data )
update end of day data same way everytime

4 -to additional update/add EOD data
download bhavcopy from BSE NSE site convert it into text doc
- see HELP > content > index> EOD >importing EOD> sample #1
click tools> data downloader > import > brouser > link txt doc
> data destination > select BSE/NSE India
click import

5 - technical tool
click insert
trade flag STC
main chart indicator EMA & SAR
sub chart indicartor william % R or RSI or MACD

click chart > right click > save as defult

6- Buy sell signal on daily weekly and monthly quarterlt( 63days)chart
- follow Weekly Buy green signal for short term delivery(6-12 month) delivery with stop loss of Red sell signal on daily chart
- follow monthly Buy green signal for long term delivery(1-10 year) delivery with stop loss of Red sell signal on weekly chart
- Buy never sell delivery on quartly buy Greeen signal. with monthly sell as stop loss signal

7- strong buy = stc buy green + sar dot below graph
strong sell = stc sell red + sar dot above graph
Rise of 20% after weekly buy-sell-buy signal(double bottam) combination
Fallon about 25% after weekly sell-buy-sell signal(double top) combination.

8- Target Corrction/support in fall is valuewise nearest BUY signal weekly
Target Rise /resistance in rally upto valuewise nearest SELL signal weekly

You can also get more recommendation,research,analysis on following site -
www.dlngroup.comstock specific buy sell recommendation/signal
www.vfmdirect.comstock specific buy sell recommendation/signal

www.moneycontrol.comfor all details - multypurpose
www.businesslineonline.combusiness newspaper
www.businessstandard.combusiness newspaper
www.dna.commoneybusiness newspaper
www.economictime.combusiness newspaper
www.financialexpress.combusiness newspaper

www.ways2gain.comindividual analysts links
www.valuenotes.comindividual analysts links

www.indiabulls.comstock technical chart
www.bseindia.comstock technical chart
www.stockcharts.com$BSE index chart/target

karvy,lkp,il&fs,ways2wealthbroKers recommendation,research
hdfcsec,utisec,icicidirectbroKers recommendation,research

www.4shared.comfree ebook stuff on investment, tech analysis, share

You can use this software for commoddity graph with little extra effort
-get data file of desired commodity from ncdex.com for desired period
- save it in csv format
-mix all data datewise in decending order.
-follow ASCII date o h l c vol c
-make new folder in drive C > prog file > aptistock > data
-save comm csv file in new folder
-opne aptictok
-click file near fvrt > yourfolder > commfile
- update data manualy daily whenevr needed from ncdes to commcsv file

medved quotetracker is free software for intraday signal for nse & mcx stock and commodity

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Keep riching & enriching everybody.

2006-11-16 12:48:37 · answer #1 · answered by dinu_pawar 5 · 0 0

Hmmm... interesting that none of the people who've answered seem to have read the whole of what you've read. Although it seems only fair that the people who've made the money, REALLY made it, should get a fair portion of it, that money is often used in expansions etc and the workers agree to their pay before they work there and should not expect more than that. Profit usually comes from the ideas and decisions of higher-ups who usually get a large portion of the profit and so a lot of the profit that's made you COULD say they deserve anyway. There are also many who wouldn't be thought of if profits were given to workers such as those who do deliveries who work for other companies but are integral in the success of the companies their company works for and a lot of the work nowadays is done by machine who, you could argue, do a lot of work for the workers and, as property of the company. therefore mean the company deserves the profit for the work of their machines. Although it's a good idea that, I at least, thing is only just there are many problems with working out how that should, people who would slip through the system and excuses the higher-ups would use to justify getting the money themselves. It would also mean the company would have less money to invest in or for any emergencies in later years and what happens to those workers who get profits if the company starts to lose money? Surely by that logic every worker should have to put money back into the company? I think companies should but only if those running the company are good enough and hard enough to corrupt by all that money as people to be fair with that amount of money. And if they were they'd probably already be giving out their profits to their workers.

2016-03-28 22:28:20 · answer #2 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

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2006-11-18 20:20:11 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

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