For intraday trading, what price range (stocks), u used to trade with and which gave u best and worst results?

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  • 1 - 10 Rs
  • !0 - 50 Rs
  • 50 - 100 Rs
  • 100 - 500 Rs
  • 500 - 1000 Rs
  • 1000 - 5000 Rs
  • 5000 - 10000 Rs
  • more than 10000 Rs

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Stock price doesnt matter

5 years ago, MRF was 15000 price, Suzlon was 20 price

All retailers invested in Suzlon

Today MRF is 80000 price, Suzlon is 7 price

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i used to trade with sbin, justdial, concor, idea, ongc…
ongc gave me the best and worst results…

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Understand market cap

It surprises me when I see people who have already been in market for many years saying stuff like - “When MRF can reach 80000, why cant Vakrangee reach 80000”

MRF has 1 crore outstanding shares, Vakrangee has 100 crore outstanding shares

At 80K price, MRF market cap is 80000 crore, while at same price Vakrangee would require 8 Lac crore market cap

Which is more than TCS or Reliance, so Vakrangee is above TCS or Reliance?

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@Newbie420
i am saying about intraday trading…
ie) u buy/sell lakhs of stocks which price range about 50 Rs (idea cellular) or so and wait for 50 to 60 paise change to trade in that day to book profit …
or buy/sell hundreds of stocks at price range of 8000 Rs or so and wait for 200 to 300 Rs change in market to book profit in that day…

Hope u understood

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That also doesnt matter, it depends on which stock is traded more, volume of the stock

But I voted for the option which gave me more profits personally

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