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Construct Stock Market Indices by Bekhruzbek Ochilov, MCSI 1.Use Google Finance to import stock price data 2.Identify the free float of the stock 3.Use free-floated weighting to construct an index Tasks: Task 1: What is a stock market index? Task 2: Importing data with Google Finance Task 3: Free-float index weighting Task 4: Calculating index prices Task 5: Graphing the results #index #finance #data #float #price #google #amazon #facebook #stock #market #construct

trick why shares are to be down trend? have you ever assessed it, mostly false trade are done to the same XYZ firm. those trader do not have money and shares. This is theirs duty to earn profit for brokerage House. I have seen one one person was selling few shares and from the same brokerage other persons were buying shares if GMDC, and at Last what happened ✅ it now at Google,

Buy & Sell Signals Where are the Opportunities in (GOOGL): Stock Traders Daily has produced this trading report using a proprietary method.  This methodology seeks to optimize the entry and exit levels to maximize results and limit risk, and it is also applied to Index options, ETFs, and futures for our subscribers. This report optimizes trading in Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOGL) with integrated risk controls. Warning: The trading plans were valid at the time this was published, but the support and resistance levels for GOOGL change as time passes, and this should be updated in real time.  Access those real time updates for this and 1000 other stocks here.  Unlimited Real Time Reports Protection from Market Crashes: Subscribers also get our Tail Risk hedge, Evitar Corte Instructions: Use the basic rules of Technical Analysis.  Here are some examples: if GOOGL is testing support the signal is to buy and target resistance.  On the other hand, if resistance is tested, that is a sign to short, and target support.  No matter which side the trade is, long or short, the trigger point is both a place to enter and as a risk control. Swing Trades, Day Trades, and Longer term Trading Plans: This data can be used to define Day Trading, Swing Trading, and Long Term Investing plans for GOOGL too.  All of these are offered here: Access our Real Time Trading Plans Longer Term Trading Plans for GOOGL * Buy GOOGL near 161.95 target 177.17 stop loss @ 161.48 * Short GOOGL slightly under 177.17, target 161.95, stop loss @ 177.68 Swing Trading Plans for GOOGL * Buy GOOGL slightly over 169.11, target 177.17, Stop Loss @ 168.62 * Short GOOGL slightly near 169.11, target 162.19, Stop Loss @ 169.6. Day Trading Plans for GOOGL * Buy GOOGL slightly over 169.11, target 170.89, Stop Loss @ 168.72 * Short GOOGL slightly near 169.11, target 168.78, Stop Loss @ 169.5. GOOGL Technical Summary | Raw Data for the Trading Plans Term → Near Mid Long Bias Neutral Weak Strong P1 0 0 161.95 P2 168.78 162.19 177.17 P3 170.89 169.11 192.92 Real Time Updates Look at the Charts #investing #technicalanalysis #trading

Elastic: A Stretchable Rally? Reiterating Buy For The Brave Hearted We called a buying opportunity on Elastic in late October, since which the stock reported its 2QFY25 results and soared 44%. Aside from its ballooning GenAI opportunity, we think Elastic has more going for it. Management's handling of the go-to-market (GTM) headwind this quarter boosts our confidence in their execution, particularly after the Q1 commentary on the GTM headwind dragged the stock and expectations down. What happened was that at the start of the year, the company shifted away from its "order-taking" sales approach for a more proactive selling approach, introducing the Global Account Manager setup before switching to redistributing customers among its sales reps because its installed base was too large for the initial approach. We discuss this more in our October note for those curious. The good news was that management had managed this headwind pretty well and didn't shy away from the many pokes into its go-to-market strategy in the Q&A section of the call. Management noted that "even when at the end of Q1, we said that we are going to be taking some near-term cost control actions. All of them were such that we did not affect our selling capacity" and is now focusing more investment on its selling capacity to enter FY26 on a better foot than it stepped into FY25. For our full sentiment, visit us on Seeking Alpha here: https://lnkd.in/eWMdguq7

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So funny to hear. “Oh what did the FED say?” “What Happened to cause the market to sell off?” “The Markets are rigged” “Your trading against Computer algorithms.” On CNBC today Steve Leesman said he is going to dig down to find out what caused the sell off. Which by the way was approximately 100 point drop in the S&P in only 2.5 hours. 1st off nothing no one says will cause a market to go up or down. Of course that is what we are told and yes the market will pick up extremely during times of news but that is because that is what they want you to think. The truth is the market already has a planned destination. And yes computers and algorithms do most of the trading but someone had to write the program to tell it what to do. After a decade of trading and failing my wife (which also trades occasionally) said one day “I want to know why the market moves to a certain place then will reverse.” The why behind the why. So I got to thinking and started researching which lead me to find Elliott Wave and Fibonacci. If you would like to be informed I would advise you read Elliott wave principles by Frost and Prechter. Keep in mind this is a high-level read, and you might have to read it more than once. You can purchase this book on Amazon. Good luck.

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Good evening everyone. Today, the market experienced some fluctuations, finishing down by eight points. We did acquire some positions which we'll hold until they appreciate. Post-market, Google's earnings report led to a drop in NASDAQ and S&P futures. We might see a pullback tomorrow, but markets can change overnight. Stay tuned for updates. Ready to elevate your investment strategy? Join SJC Capital Partners for expert trading insights and cutting-edge strategies. Start building your financial future with confidence. 📍SJC Capital Partners sjccapitalpartners.com 973-713-4848 #investmentstrategies #sp500 #futurestrading #marketanalysis #capitalmarkets #tradingstrategies #financialgrowth #riskmanagement #stockmarket #tradingsuccess #markettrends #investmentfund #wealthbuilding #daytrading #marketinsights #financialfreedom #marketopportunities #tradingtips #investmentgoals

I learned to respect Mother Market. This exact lesson is the reason why I am still a surviving trader to this day… And not a dead, out of capital, trader. Our emotions in trading can be our worst enemy… … if we don’t learn to manage them. You can have the world's best strategies and tools in trading… … but if you don't know how to manage your emotions, then you won’t survive. After I started working on my mindset, not only did I survive…. ...I also got much better, and consistent, returns. === Back in my early trading days, I was flirting with day trading stocks. Google (GOOG), Microsoft (MSFT) and so on. One day, I was keen on buying GOOG for many “good” reasons. I also had a planned exit point should the trade go against me. The day started out well, and GOOG went up. All of the sudden, it started to go against me. I still felt confident, though. It went further against me, and even more crucial, beyond my exit price. However, I predicted GOOG would still go up. In my head, I told myself that with all those “good” reasons I had for GOOG to go up, it could only do that… I explained to myself why I was correct. GOOG did not rebound. The stock kept going down… … and it was only my own emotional pain that forced me to close the position… At a much bigger loss than what it should have been. === When I was in the trade, I would rather have been right than make money on GOOG. For my own ego. Even the days after my loss, I was sure that GOOG would go much higher in the coming days and weeks. But that doesn't matter at all. Respecting Mother Market is what matters. And I failed to respect her. And I failed to let price action be the ultimate decision maker. When Mother Market wants to contradict your theory, then you must exit. Consistently profitable traders want to make good trades. They accept that they cannot control the results. Holding onto positions which are going against us because we want to be correct is bad trading. Our job is not to be correct on each single trade. Our job is to follow our proven trading plan and processes. For those interested, GOOG did not trade higher over the next few days... For those who are not interested, now you are thinking like a trader.