Expected return

I am a new trader. I just want to know that how much annual return a new and a professional trader can expect from the market consistently. I know it depends person to person but a rough idea.........

nobody can say an exact amount of income . since ur a starter it will take some time to study all the trends , movements of market . so first thing u can do is a paper trading .i hope u understood wt i meant by paper trading. I think after 2 to 4 weeks ur able to know a basic strategy to follow for the coming markets.

keep this in mind -- when supply increases price will reduce and market will fall , best time to buy depending on the trend .if u hv 5000 /- with u den trade for only 2500 /- would be help . do not over trade .it may affect u badly

and on the other hand ---when demand increases price will increase market will go up best time to sell all ur asset

after learning about market and tends it is possible for u to get an income of 75,000 or more in one month itself. for that u hv to engage completely in market



hope this will help thank you

It depends on so many factors like amount invested, periodicity in which stocks are being rotated, etc. Further factors like market trend and LUCK are two other major factors. If the market in on an upward swing, anybody can earn a decent income and on the contrary, on a falling market, earning profit will be more difficult. Of course, the factor of luck need not be explained

By investing in good mutual funds we can earn a return of about 20% which is also tax free. i just want to know that by way of technical analysis we can earn a return which exceeds the (return+tax saved thereon+additonal risk+add. time and work we devoted) from other other investing options.

Yes, you can earn a lot by trading stocks and derivatives, but you have to be very careful. You cannot start straight away and expected to have a balanced trading experience. Your returns can exceed that from any other investment.

But be careful, the keyword here is "can". I am saying can, and not "will". Infact you can easily lose all your money within a very short period of time. So unless you develop competence in trading with a fallback effort, don't shun income from other sources.