How to Use the Queries?

#1
Dear Ankit,
It is a good thing that you are studying stock markets and being new, I think you have chosen a good website for stock markets, the site contains a lot of information.
The general Queries in the site are quite innovative and provides a convenient way of studying the sector or index companies simultaneously.
The first query provides an easy way to study the comparitive price movements of diff. companies of sector or index.The green and red colours represent increase or decrease in closing price from previous day's price and it makes it easy to see the price variations.
The second query can be used for example, for studying technology company movements during the results time as we can select the starting date, it helps to review the price movements during the previous quarter results period. In the next two queries one select your own companies to form a group and study their movements. The fifth and the sixth queries, I think, are informative in nature and I would also like to know their uses.
The best thing about the site is that on clicking the symbols we get their details and also downloading facility of data, one thing which it lacks is the diffrent sectors like cement, sugar, fertilizers.
Since you are new to stock Markets, you should also use their charts.It takes 15-20 minutes in downloading some JAVA environment but the charts worth this time.In the charts select the MOVING AVERAGES, they provide two simultaneous moving averages which can be changed to any values.You should try different combinatios specially- 50, 100, 200 days, study with different combinations and also pay special attentions to the crossovers of the lines.You will find that many times prices rebound from 50, 200 days moving averages line. Also study the relative movement of stock prices with NIFTY and see if their is any relation between the two.
One more thing, always study the stocks price, volume data for atleast 10 days before making any trade, you can get it from their specific queries.
You can always refer back through TRADERJI.

Abhinav Sharma
 
#4
The LCLS is the value of last trade conducted on the NSE of that counter, the APRICE is the average of all trades of the counter and A/D is the advance decline ratio meaning the no of companies whose closing rate has increased to the no of companies whose closing rate has decreased from the previous closing rate, it helps you to judge the market breath.The last trade is diffrent from the closing rate as closing rate is the average of the last few minutes of trades as determined by the exchange and the LCLS is the actual last trade rate as conducted before the closing of the excahnge.
 

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