How do you handle stress and control your emotions while trading in stock market?

Have it figured out before entering the trade.

1. Plan your trade and then trade your plan
2. If you know your entry and exit points (either the stop loss getting hit or the trade gets in your favor), there is no reason to be stressed at all.

What are the terms and concepts that one needs to know before starting a career in the stock market trading floor?

Anything is quite easy to learn if one is genuinely interested in it.

While the terms and concepts can be a bit tricky, starting from the very basics can help you along the way.

There are three different markets where you can trade. Equities, Futures and Options. Since F&O (Futures and Options) instruments are essentially based on the underlying equities, it’ll be better if you make yourself comfortable with the basics of equities market, initially. This shall include terminologies, trading concepts and settlement system.

Why do most of the traders trade in Futures and Options (F&O)?

Futures & Options (F&O) are leveraged products allowing traders to do ‘more with less’

As a result, profit potential of the trader increases.

Options offer maximum leverage on a given trade with a given corpus of capital, whereas Futures offer lower leverage, comparatively.

What is the difference between nifty and BankNifty?

While both of these are benchmark indices, Nifty covers 13 sectors of the economy in which various companies operate, Bank Nifty is an index for banking sector only.

How can I open a Trading and Demat Account? What are the necessary documents required?

Opening a Trading and Demat Account is fairly hassle-free days. The process is simple.

Following are the two ways to open your account:

1. Physical Application Form:

In this, you need to fill up a form and submit it to the Broker with whom you're opening your account. This requires the following documents:

How can I convert my stock trading from a pure gambling to an educated and intelligent technically analyzed trading?

The answer to this lies in your framing of the question itself, ‘educated and intelligent technically analyzed trading’

I firmly believe that every individual has his own style, risk profile and certain way of reactions to volatility and favourable and unfavourable trade positions. Since you’ve anyway realised that you must stop gambling and shift to a scientific analysis based trading, you should try and analyse your own behaviour and responses to market conditions vis-a-viz your trades and develop your trading style.