Every trader can trade in their desired way in the Nifty market. Traders can trade in nifty cash, nifty future, and nifty options. If you want to trade types of equity trading then it can be done in form of Nifty Cash and Nifty options.

The trader invests in the stocks by paying the current market prices in the market in the cash market. While in futures a contract is signed between the seller and buyer for a future date. Hence, the market price of buying the particular entity on a future date is decided. However, in case of options, a put or a call option is initiated. Here the call is similar to buy the option and put is similar to sell the option. When the call is initiated and the market goes up the trader will incur a profit. Also, if the call is initiated and the market goes down the trader will incur a loss.

If you are trading in Nifty futures then it can be done by having the idea of the trend in the morning before the start of the market. Remember, the opening session of the nifty closely follows the Sgx Nifty. Here, the SGX nifty is the nifty traded in the Singapore exchange.

Therefore if the SGX nifty in the morning session has seen a strict uptrend the same will be seen in Nifty. While if a strong downtrend is seen in the SGX nifty the same will be observed in the Indian market also. When there is no strong movement in any direction the trader should take the other factors in the account to decide the market trend on that particular day. Hence, the market movement in the early morning session decides the initial opening of the Nifty in the Indian Market. Some other factors besides the SGX nifty following are the Indian rupees and Dollar exchange rate and any news of political importance.

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