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Wednesday 30 August 2017

50% Gross Margins For FY18

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The Joint MD & CFO of Jyothy Laboratories, K Ullas Kamath, spoke about the current happenings in his company and sector. He informed that the goods and services tax (GST) will settle down very quickly. On the other hand, he also declared that GST has not yet settled.
K Ullas Kamath said that the wholesale has been yet to pick up. After the demonetization, the loss is yet to recover. The impact of the demonetization of the wholesale market, especially in the northern and the eastern India has not recovered yet.
The gross margin of the company will be around 50 percent, for the current year 2018. This expectation of the growth of gross margin will impact on stocks directly. If you also love to trade, then you must know following terms, especially if you are new in this field. Following are terms that are generally used in share market trading.
Auto Trading
An approach where buy and sell orders takes place automatically in trading because of a fundamental program. These buy and sell orders are executed in the market as soon as a definite set of norms or criteria is found. Active traders use auto trading to outline buy and sell orders normally. 


Active traders are those, who go through and go out positions at a higher rate than the regular traders go. There are great ranges of systems, which generate buy and sell signals.

Basket trading
The basket trading is defined as buying and selling of group of securities at the same time.

Swing Trading
An approach of trading, which tries to gain good profit out of stocks in one to four days. Traders, who follow this approach, employ technical analysis to find stocks with short-range price momentum. These traders are interested in price trends and patterns of stocks, not in the fundamental value of stocks. With the help of indicators, you can generate accurate share market tips.

Swing Trading

Swing High
Swing High is a term used in technical analysis when the indicator reaches the peak or when the indicator is at top of all the stock prices. Swing High is that point in the chart, which is at the top of all the high prices of the stocks.

Relative Strength
A momentum investing technique, which is used to compare the performance of a stock of the overall market, is called relative Strength. Comparing all the investments in the market relative strength evaluates the strongest investment performers. These investments are then recommended to the traders to purchase. The common strategy of Relative Strength is to “buy high, sell higher”. This implies, buy the stock, which is rising constantly, and sell it at the highest price.

If you have absolute knowledge about the trade, then you can generate accurate share market tips. 

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