A new feature on StockArchitect – F&O Activity


The Indian equity market has a long history and there are many participants in it. These participants include retail traders / investors, institutions (Domestic as well as Overseas), prop desks, arbitrageurs, hedgers, etc. Retail participants invest in the market both directly and indirectly through institutions. These institutions are known as Domestic Institutional Investors (DIIs) and comprise of Mutual Funds, Banks, Insurance companies etc.

On the other hand, Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) or Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) are overseas entities registered in India and allowed to invest in the Indian stock markets. They play an important role in our market as they hold a decent chunk of overall investment in Indian equities.

FII activity in cash market segment should not be traced as a trading signal because they invest with long term perspective mainly. This data should be used as a helping tool for forming a positional view on the market. For short term trading their future & options activity should be tracked.

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Traderwave and StockArchitect


February 26, 2017 was just another Sunday for most people as they enjoyed their afternoon siesta. However, for a few it was different. The founder of Traderwave.com, Philip Teo was down from Singapore and he conducted a session entitled ‘Technical Trend Training’ right here in Mumbai. StockArchitect‘s founder, Dhaval Parikh was also there as part of the panel. Dhaval discussed and demonstrated the newest features of StockArchitect viz., Insider Trading and Bulk Deal and also explained to the audience how gleaned information from these features could be used for trading.

During Philip’s session, he mentioned books that he had read and strongly recommended for all to read. We are pleased to share those names below.

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A new year, a new beginning and a NEW Website


This is a new year. A new beginning. And things will change. – Taylor Swift

 
Team StockArchitect is excited to announce that our new and refreshed website is LIVE. The site includes a refreshing new user interface with a less cluttered look. We have made changes to navigation as well. The site is now mobile friendly though a full blown mobile app will be coming up later. There are a host of small but impactful changes, all to make the experience much better for you.
 
Some of the new features added:
  • Trade online – You can now trade directly from within StockArchitect using your Zerodha account. Trade instantly and reap benefits.
  • Insider Trading – Get an insight on what is going on in the minds of the promoters. Who is buying? Who is selling? All here in an easy to use interface.
  • Prices – We now display the closing prices of NSE for the stocks. Yes, we admit we are listening. LIVE stock prices is something that will be coming in the future.
  • Charts – We now display interactive charts just for you powered by tradingview.com
These are just some of the changes made and we hope you like them. If you have any feedback, bouquets, brickbats please mail us on feedback@stockarchitect.com or on Twitter or Facebook
 
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A lull before the storm


We live in this age of information overload or rather a deluge. Here are some interesting statistics of what one deals with on a daily basis:

  • 90% of all the data in the world has been generated over the last two years
  • Indians spend 5 hours a day consuming content in one form or other (National Book Trust)
  • “Between the dawn of civilization through 2003 about 5 exabytes of information was created. Now, that much information created every 2 days” (Eric Schmidt – former Google CEO)
  • 28% of office workers time is spent dealing with emails
  • The typical Internet user is exposed to 1,707 banner ads per month

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Announcing the launch of StockArchitect.com


Welcome to our blog. We are pleased to announce the launch of our website.

StockArchitect.com is an online stock market portal for people who trade in Indian stocks.

We at Stock Architect try to capture views of thousands of users, posting their opinions on social websites like twitter. We then try to aggregate all their views to give a consolidated output to the visitors of website.

The idea is to help people take an informed decision before buying a stock.

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