Q-1 WHAT ARE THE PARAMETERS TO ANALYSE INTRADAY TRADING

1. Stock trend: Generally, higher highs and higher lows indicate an

uptrend, whereas lower highs and lower lows mean a downtrend
2. Moving Averages: One of the widely used tools is the 200-day
moving average. You simply have to plot the 200-day moving
average on the price chart. When the price of the stock rises above
the moving average line, it's a buy signal, and when the price falls
below the moving average line, it is a sell signal.
3. Relative Strength Index (RSI): You just have to select the
MACD( MOVING AVERAGE CONVERGENCE DIVERGENCE) and plot it
on a chart. The MACD comprises two lines, fast and slow. The fast
line is the difference between the 26-day exponential moving
average and the 12 day-exponential moving average. The slow line,
also called the signal line, is the nine-day moving average.
When the fast line crosses above the slow line, it's a buy signal, and
when the slow line crosses the fast line, it's a sell signal.
4. Support and Resistance: A support is plotted at the daily low
price and resistance at the daily high price.
Q-2 WHAT ARE THE PARAMETERS TO ANALYSE POSITION TRADING
PRIMARY INDICATORS
Knowing four stages of market:

Accumulation- see the capacity of demand & supply by

determining whether investors buying or selling a certain stock by
identifying difference stock price & volume flow.
Mark up: Cost of stock & its selling price
Decline pattern
Identify chart pattern
Know where support & resistance is located

SECONADRY INDICATORS

Momentum: Momentum is the measurement of the speed or

velocity of price changes
Moving average: Predict future price by evaluating past prices
Volume ratio of buyers & sellers