We all love it when the stock markets are rising and the bull run is there. You make money and then suddenly the markets start to fall and come in the grip of bears.

As is the wont with almost all of us we always put off decisions related to money for a later date especially when it comes to money.

Money is almost everything we need to live and survive in this world. In our working life we get the money form working and we spend it merrily without worrying about the future when the money will not be flowing in every month rather it will be in a limited or no supply.

Stock market is not for the faint hearted they say. That is definitely correct and a lot of people who join the stock market bandwagon hearing stories about loads of money to be made usually are the ones who burn their fingers in the stock market very easily.

Anyone who has ever ventured into the stock market would have gotten to know by now that the index can go up and down on any given date. That gyration can actually help you make good returns on the stock market.

Financial planning is the most neglected area for most of the persons. They usually think that more money earned means financial security.

As a beginner there are two types of trading strategies you can adopt. The strategies are fundamental analysis and technical analysis. Technical analysis is a great tool to trade in the market and achieve success but I have always almost heard that people say that they had tough luck with charting tools and technical analysis software.

Fibonacci was the nickname of the person whose real name was Leonardo Pisano and he developed the now famous Fibonacci sequence of numbers. He was born in Pisa in the 12th century. He observed the Great Pyramid of Gizeh in Egypt and created this sequence of numbers.

For the uninitiated the term EPS will be quite a challenge to master and understand . Here is my Earning Per Share (EPS) primer for the beginners. This will help them understand the stocks and their pricing very easily.

The price of any stock is decided by the buyers and the sellers for most of the stocks traded on the exchange market, but in some of the exchanges the transactions are carried out on a trading floor itself.