What is Market Condition? | 5paisa

What is Market Condition?

Market condition is the general direction of the stock market that drives the flow of all the stocks. A rising market often takes up all the stocks with it and vice versa. Therefore, understanding the market condition and its impact on your portfolio is necessary to understand what you should do in the market. 

Use 5Paisa’s Swing Trader to effectively analyse the market by classifying it into four different conditions.

  • Confirmed Uptrend: This is the best time to buy stocks
  • Uptrend Under Pressure: It is advisable to proceed with caution in this scenario.
  • Market in Correction: The smart move is to avoid fresh buys during this period.
  • Rally Attempt: You are required to wait for the market to follow through or a strong price action to occur, before adding any fresh positions.


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