Trading tips for new comers

Stock markets are always looking the easiest way to earn money ,attracting thousands of newcomers in the market daily.they joined the market lost their hard earned capital  and get out of the markets with a thought that no one can earn from this market.

I am just writing this article to  give a note to the new comers that  stock market is the easiest way to earn big money for the persons who  trade with sense and after well research.just buying or selling any scrip without proper knowledge  means you are going to lost your money.

First  I just make you clear that in stock market  just trading of shares of any company is done and its not nesscessorily  reflect the fudamental value of that company.trading means one person buy from another person,means if you get profit from that specific trade than other person is lossing in that trade and if you are loosing than the seller is getting profit.

First mistake done by the new comers is to buy any trade when it move up 2 - 3 % .they thought that the scrip is moving upwards and bought that.and sell that when it start coming down, making loss and only loss.

They calculate the loss and profit  during live call and left the trade in the middle as it moves in opposite direction .

most of them book early profit in right mooving scrips, but wait for a reversal if it hitts the stoploss.

some  just depute all their capital in a single trade,dont think that what will happen if the trade will not go well.

These are some of the common mistakes one should avoid while trading in stock market.

So dear friends if you are also planning to get some profit from this market than pleasefollow these rules.

1- Do not trade any scrips without proper knowledge about that scrip

2- Do not calculate your profit or loss while your trade is live.

3- Always  diversify your capital in parts and invest in different scrips.

4- Dont early exit from your trade if it is moving  your way.

5- Descide your capacity of bearing loss in each trade and follow the stoploss strictly.

6- Trade with experts advice if you are not having proper  knowledge.

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Oil prices will see a hike as a result of failure of OPEC meeting to increase production of crude.

Oil prices reaches above $101 per barrel on Thursday in Asian markets after OPECleaders meeting failed to make any changes in production quotas.

Leaders of OPEC surprised the world markets by their descision of not making any change in the production rate of crude oil,at their meetingin vienna.

Experts were expecting an increase of at least 1 million barrels per day in crude oil production.The biggest crude oil exporter country,Saudi Arabia wanted

oil prices range near $ 70 to $ 80 per barrel and was supporting the production hike in crude but others countries like Algeria and Venezuela has not supported the production hike.

Crude will see further increase in prices in near future as a result of this.

So be prepared to see a price hike in petrol, dieseland lpg  prices as the raising crude is imposing extra burden on oil market companies .

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June 9, 2011
But I Don't Want to Share! Kesi couldn't wait to munch on her yummy birthday treat, but her friend Mystic had other plans. Kesi the giraffe celebrated her first birthday in style, surrounded by her family and scores of friends.  But the highlight of the day, aside from the hundreds of birthday wishes delivered by Kesi's fans, was the presentation of Kesi's birthday cake. Created by Kesi's keepers, Kesi's yummy treat consisted of fresh willow branches, sliced carrots, and a sweet potato carved into the number 1.  Because Kesi is too short to receive her treat from the feeding platform (even though she is 9 ½ feet tall), keepers delivered it to her at the end of the day. Hey, that's MY birthday cake! At first, Kesi was too shy to approach her cake.  But once she realized how tasty it would be, she grabbed the whole cake in one bite!  As she chewed the delectable treat, her friend Mystic ambled over with tongue outstretched to nab a quick nibble - right out of Kesi's mouth!  In the end, Kesi ate most of the scrumptious snack, but Mystic's persistence resulted in a few yummy bites. Click here to see more photos of Mystic's sneaky moves on Kesi's birthday. Zoo Closes Early Friday June 17 The zoo will close at 4:00 p.m. and the Australian Adventure will close at 12:00 noon as we prepare for Zoobilee, our annual gala fundraiser, on Friday, June 17. Last year's event raised more than $133,000 to support zoo education programs, refurbish the Endangered Species Carousel, admit 5,900 disadvantaged children to the zoo, and more. For more information on Zoobilee 2011, click here.  Preview this year's exciting auction items here.  Thanks in advance for your support of this important zoo event. So Much to See and Do! Summer kicks off with exciting events and programs at the zoo - mark your calendars for these upcoming events: June 11-August 7        Creature Features Meet your favorite animals and the keepers who care for them.  New this year - Otter Chat, Lemur Chat, Mongoose Feeding, Marabou Stork Feeding, and more!  Click here for a schedule. June 14        Sea Lion Birthday Party Join us as we celebrate our sea lions' birthdays (Three of our four sea lions share this actual birthday!)  Wish them a happy birthday at the 11:00 a.m. show. June 15, 22, & 29        Wild Wednesdays      Members Only The zoo is open late for Members Only!  Gates close at 7:00 p.m.; rides, buildings and exhibits close at 7:30 p.m.; grounds close at 8:00 p.m. Creature Features begins June 11 -- look for new Keeper Chats at lemurs, otters, mongoose, and more.	Coming Up Jun. 13 - Aug. 5 Summer Safari Day Camp June 14 Sea Lion Birthday Party June 17 Zoobilee June 24 Iron Zoo Chef Click for event details and mark your calendar! Hours The zoo is open every day, including holidays 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. until October 9, 2011. Admission Prices $13.00 for adults $8.50 for children age 2-14 $10.50 for seniors age 60 and over Babies age one and under and Zoo Society Members are admitted free. Helpful Links Renew Your Zoo Membership Renew for 2 years and save $10! Adopt-an-Animal The perfect gift for Mom, Dad, or anyone! Make a Donation You too can make a difference at the Zoo by making a donation. Member Change of Address Have you moved?  Update your membership information to continue receiving our mailings.

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