Trading stock market?

I trade, often in between doing Answers here on YEDDA and while watching the market everyday. There is a flawed premise in your question. "Perfectly."

Nobody understands the stock market "perfectly" as there are too many variables that effect it and there are some irrational forces that effect it (like peoples fear or panic or overreaction to various news or other events). It takes a long time and nearly constant focus on the stock market, as well as on the broader economy and on what Congress and the President are doing (usually to screw up the economy or the market place). There is also a chain reaction effect, where if one top corporation (say Microsoft or Proctor & Gamble or CocaCola or HP) reports bad news, it can go down and others can follow it down as a small % start selling what reports bad news.

Making it worse you have to understand and watch the "expectations". For example, a good company might report sales up and profits up for a quarter or for the year ... so stock should go up, right? No, not if the "expectations on the street" had pegged it to report even better sales or profits ... and expectations are always tagged to the big companies and so you have to watch their "reportings" (of results) as compared to" street expectations" (street being synonymous with "wall street" meaning the investment community and investment advisors).

Further, the "expectations" are predicated largely upon "guidances" given by the company (managment comments on how they are doing and expect to do). Then various elements of the economy ("economic indicators") come out all the time (new data) and can change the stock market significantly (at least for a while, as some hair trigger traders, my term, make trades on that data as soon as it gets released, to buy or sell. I've been investing in the stock market for decades and I understand it better than most, but I sure don't pretend that I know it "perfectly" and I don't know anyone who does.

You might want to watch 2 good programs on TV. Mad Money, with Jim Cramer 6pm-7pm EST (More stocks than economics). Kudlow, 7pm-8pm (More about economics and market in general).

Those 2 are very knowledgable, but you can not assume that Cramer has perfect knowledge of what stocks will do either. Informed yes, magic or crystal ball, no. Both are on CNBC, the best channel for economic and stock information, until 8 PM.

Then the vast majority of all viewers switch over to Fox for "Fair and Balanced News.

I am also a forex trader as well as stock trader. I prefer technical analysis, I mostly follow Dow Theory. I believe in technical analysis more than fundamental analysis.

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I know many people those are trading in stock market and currency market but as you know that there are 95% traders are looser in financial market, so according to me it is very difficult to find perfect traders.

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