It's easier than you think. Follow 3 simple easy steps
Deposit Funds
Watch the market
Make a trade
Rules for Portfolio
Rules for Portfolio Freedom
Rules for Sniper
Rules for Accuracy Meter
Pick any Four of the prominent stocks in which NSE generally allows Future and Options Trading( Roughly around 150-200 scripts). Select a BUY or a SELL type on them.
You have been provided 10000 credit points. Assign some credit points to each of the stocks you have picked, so that their sum is equal to 10000.
You gain Positive points when the price of the selected stock moves in your direction. So the price of the one you selected BUY must increase and for the one you selected SELL must decrease for you to gain positive points. You gain negative points if BUY goes down and SELL goes up.
Points Gained = percentage change in the price of the selected stock multiplied by the assigned credit to that stock
The person with maximum credit points wins and so on.
Pick any(either 1 or 2 or 3 or 4) of the prominent stocks in which NSE generally allows Future and Options Trading( Roughly around 150 - 180 scripts). Select a BUY or a SELL type on them. This step is called Taking Positions.
If you select just one stock, you have taken one Position. If you select two, you have taken two positions and so on. The position can either be a BUY or a SELL.
You have been provided 10000 credit points. Assign some credit points to each of the stocks you have picked, so that their sum is equal to 10000.
You gain Positive points when the price of the selected stock moves in your direction. So the price of the one you selected BUY must increase and for the one you selected SELL must decrease for you to gain positive points. You gain negative points if BUY goes down and SELL goes up.
Once the selected stock has performed according to your expectations or if you think you are taking a loss and the position is not working for you, you are free to exit that position.
Exiting your position frees the credit you had assigned to that stock. Now you can assign the free credit to another position you want to create, if you have not already taken Four positions.
You are allowed to create a Maximum of Four Positions, either all at once or one after another or whichever way you deem suitable. Once a total of four positions have been taken, you can’t create new positions but you can exit the ones you are already holding.
Points Gained = percentage change in the price of the selected stock multiplied by the assigned credit to that stock
The person with maximum credit points wins and so on.
The goal of this game is to capture the maximum number of points against NIFTY Index or NIFTY BANK Index.
Enter the game at the moment you think it is most suitable for you to allow you to capture the maximum number of points in your favourable direction.
Exit when you think you have captured the intended points.
You can freely enter either NIFTY or NIFTY BANK. Over all, points get normalised to the percentage change so there is no inherent advantage in entering one over the other.
You have to predict the high and low for the duration of one hour of Either NIFTY or NIFTY BANK.
The actual high of the selected index should not be higher than the predicted high, and the actual low of the selected index must not be lower than the predicted low for the duration.
The closer your predicted values are to the actual values while Rule 2 being true, the more accurate your prediction is.
The one with the closest predictions, with Rule 2 being true, is the winner and so on.
