Trading
Explore our trading category for insights, strategies, and tools to help you navigate financial markets with confidence. From beginner guides to advanced analysis, find everything you need to make informed trading decisions.
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Begin here
New to trading? Follow a structured, step-by-step flow designed to build your skills progressively, guiding you from basics to advanced strategies with clarity and confidence.
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Term • 12 min read
Trading
Trading refers to the act of buying and selling financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, commodities, currencies, and derivatives in financial markets. The goal of trading is to profit from price movements by capitalising on short-term or long-term trends.
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Video • 7 min
Beginner Guide to Start Trading
In this video, we take a grounded, realistic approach to help beginners step into the world of day trading. We quickly dispel the “get-rich-quick” myth fueled by flashy social media influencers, emphasising that trading requires patience, skill, and strict discipline rather than luck.
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Video • 12 min
How to Learn Trading in 2026: The Ultimate 3-Pillar Masterclass
This CapMint masterclass breaks down the ultimate, noise-free blueprint for mastering the markets. No more drowning in conflicting YouTube advice and fake P&L screenshots.
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Article • 15 min read
Understanding the Different Types of Stock Trading
Stock trading includes various styles like intraday, scalping, swing, and position trading, each with different timeframes, risks, and strategies. The key is to choose a style that aligns with your goals, personality, and risk tolerance while focusing on discipline, learning, and effective risk management.
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Term • 7 min read
Intraday Trading
Intraday trading involves buying and selling financial instruments within the same trading day to capitalise on short-term price movements. Intraday traders do not hold positions overnight, thereby minimising exposure to overnight market risks.
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Article • 11 min read
Scalping Vs Day Trading
Scalping and day trading are two popular short-term trading strategies used to profit from market movements within a single day. While scalping focuses on making many quick trades for small gains, day trading aims for fewer trades that capture larger price moves during the day.
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Article • 13 min read
Stock Market Timings
Stock market timings define when trading or equity delivery occurs. Understanding pre-market, trading, and post-market sessions helps investors plan trades better and adapt strategies to different phases of the market.
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Article • 16 min read
What Are the Different Types of Orders in the Stock Market?
Stock market orders define how trades are executed. Understanding market, limit, stop-loss, and advanced order types helps traders manage price, risk, and execution more effectively.
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Term • 6 min read
Bid-Ask Spread
The bid-ask spread is the difference between the highest price a buyer is willing to pay (bid) and the lowest price a seller is willing to accept (ask) for a security.
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Term • 7 min read
Trading Cost
Trading costs are the hidden price investors pay when buying or selling financial instruments like stocks, ETFs, or derivatives. Trading costs include broker commissions, fees, bid/ask spreads, and taxes.
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Video • 19 min
Complete Intraday Trading Masterclass: Leverage, Psychology, and Survival
Are you ready to step away from the false promises of fast money and master the brutal reality of intraday trading? This comprehensive masterclass strips away the illusions to reveal the core mechanics of day trading.
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Term • 5 min read
Financial Leverage
Financial leverage refers to the strategic use of borrowed capital (debt) to finance investments or business operations with the goal of increasing the potential return on equity.
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Term • 5 min read
Trading Psychology
Trading psychology refers to the emotional and mental aspects that influence a trader's decisions and behaviour in the financial markets.
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Term • 5 min read
Position Sizing
Position sizing in trading refers to the process of deciding how much of a total capital to allocate to a single trade based on factors like risk tolerance, account size, and market conditions.
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Term • 6 min read
Risk-Reward Ratio
The risk-reward ratio is a metric in trading that helps traders gauge how much risk they should undertake to capture those returns.
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Video • 15 min
10 TradingView Secrets and Tools Pro Traders Use to Dominate the Market
In this CapMint Trading tutorial, we dive deep into the platform to reveal 10 hidden features, shortcuts, and settings that professional traders use every day to save time, backtest effectively, and maintain peak organization on their charts.
The Ultimate SMC Strategy for NIFTY: Mastering BOS + CHoCH
Forget the myth that Smart Money Concepts (SMC) are only for crypto and forex—institutions leave their footprints heavily on NIFTY, too.
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36 mins
How to Trade Pure Price Action Using Multi Timeframe Analysis
Are you tired of getting trapped by false breakouts and fake trend reversals? Learn how mapping pure market structure can drastically improve your real-time execution in this masterclass.
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22 mins
How to Trade Supply and Demand Zones Using Institutional Order Flow?
Are you tired of getting trapped by false breakouts and entering trades against the major order flow? This detailed learning module reveals the exact formula used to track where institutional money is stepping into the market.
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Option Greeks Explained: Understanding Delta, Gamma, Theta, Vega and Rho
Option Greeks measure how an option's price reacts to changes in price, time, and volatility. Learn what each Greek means and how they work together to influence your trades.
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Trading
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What Are Supply and Demand Zones? A Complete Guide for Traders
Supply and demand zones are areas on a chart where strong buying or selling has previously entered the market. This guide explains how these zones form, how to identify them, and how traders use them to anticipate price movements.
Trading Strategies
Technical Analysis
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Risk Management in Options Trading: Strategies to Protect Your Capital
Risk management in options trading helps limit losses using position sizing, stop-loss, hedging, and understanding Greeks, ensuring traders protect capital and remain consistent over the long run.
Trading
Options
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Arbitrage
An arbitrage is a trading strategy that involves buying and selling similar assets in different markets to take advantage of the price difference. It involves buying an asset in one market at a lower price and simultaneously selling it in another market at a higher price.
Trading
Trading Strategies
Backwardation
Backwardation is a market condition where the spot price of the underlying asset is higher than its futures price. It typically occurs when there is greater demand for the asset in the present compared to contracts expiring in the future.
Trading
Derivatives
Bear Call Spread
A Bear Call Spread, also known as a Short Call Spread or Call Credit Spread, is an options strategy that profits when the underlying asset's price declines or remains below the short call's strike price.
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Trading Strategies
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Bid-Ask Spread
The bid-ask spread is the difference between the highest price a buyer is willing to pay (bid) and the lowest price a seller is willing to accept (ask) for a security.
Trading
Market Fundamentals
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