Selected topics in stock market

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1. Volatile .. Eno beyt7arak fl as3ar bsor3a ..laama yb2a volatile awy .. El risk zeyada A statistical measure of the dispersion of returns for a given security or market index. 
2. Before you can start to trade you have to  know  in which  stages a  stock   can be in. The stages tell you what to do when trading.  Going short, long, or just stand aside in cash
3. Stage 1 is the stage right after a prolonged downtrend his stock has been going down but now it is starting to trade sideways forming a base. The stock just drifts sideways without a clear trend. Everyone hates this stock! The sellers that were once in control are losing their grip and the buyers are showing up. This stage can be long, and when you get stuck in it, your money will be tied up for a long while. So at this point,  keep your cash aside . Finally stocks break out into Stage 2 and begins the uptrend.   This is where the majority of the money is made in the stock market. You should better  be long in this stage . Finally, after the glorious advance of stage 2, the  stock  begins to trade sideways again and starts to “churn”. Novice traders are just now getting in This stage is a bit similar to stage 1, except stage 3 is the stage following after an uptrend (and not a downtrend). The stock starts to move sideways and buyers and sellers are equal. The pros already unloaded there stocks or are still unloading. Stand aside  when you see a stock getting in this stage This is the dreaded downtrend for those that are long this  stock . But, you know what the funny thing is? You guessed it. Nobody believes the downtrend! The fundamentals are probably still very good and everyone still loves this  stock . They think the downtrend is just a “correction”. Wrong! They hold and hold and hold, hoping it will reverse back up again. They probably bought at the end of Stage 2 or during Stage 3. Sorry, you lose. Checkmate