Download Handwritten Stock Market Notes in Hindi – Beginner Friendly Guide to Options, Candlesticks & Market Basics

These handwritten Stock Market Notes in Hindi provide a complete beginner-friendly introduction to trading, market structure, options, candlestick patterns, and essential concepts needed for starting a successful trading journey. The notes are simple, visually clear, and written in easy Hindi, making complex stock market ideas accessible even to first-time learners. Covering everything from NSE–BSE basics to option chain selection, Greeks, open interest, demand-supply, and detailed candlestick psychology, this PDF acts as a perfect foundation for anyone entering the stock market. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

The notes begin with an overview of **Stock Market Exchanges in India** (page 1), explaining the difference between NSE (National Stock Exchange), introduced in 1992, and BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange), the oldest exchange. The handwritten details highlight how NSE operates as a fully automated, transparent system with over 1,500–1,600 listed companies. This introduction helps beginners understand where and how trading actually takes place.

Page 2 compares **Nifty vs. Bank Nifty**, explaining that Nifty covers almost all sectors while Bank Nifty represents 12 major banks, making it more volatile. The handwritten calculations show how option premiums differ for Nifty (lot size ~50) and Bank Nifty (lot size ~25), giving beginners practical clarity on margin requirements.

From pages 3–4, the notes explore **Demand and Supply**—the core principle driving markets. The document explains global market connections with examples from India (NSE/BSE), China (Shanghai), Brazil (Bovespa), and the USA (Nasdaq). The role of **SGX Nifty** (Singapore Exchange) is clearly explained, including how SGX opening direction influences Indian market opening trends. Page 4 describes gap-up and gap-down situations, support–resistance behavior, and how Nifty 50 and Bank Nifty react to demand–supply imbalances.

Page 5 introduces the **Option Chain**, explaining ITM (In the Money), OTM (Out of the Money), and ATM (At the Money) with basic premium logic. The notes clearly warn beginners not to trade deep ITM or deep OTM contracts. Page 6 continues with **Intrinsic Value and Time Value**, demonstrating calculations such as intrinsic value = spot price – strike price. Handwritten examples (e.g., spot = 11400, strike = 11300 → intrinsic value = 100) help beginners understand options pricing.

Pages 7–9 provide a simplified introduction to **Option Greeks**, focusing on Delta and Theta. Delta is explained as the change in option price per 1-point movement in the underlying, with handwritten values (ATM call ≈ +0.5, ATM put ≈ –0.5). Theta represents premium decay, and examples show how option premiums reduce as expiry approaches. These explanations are crucial for new traders to avoid common losses due to time decay.

Page 10 covers **Open Interest (OI)** with practical interpretation: increasing call OI suggests resistance; increasing put OI indicates support. The handwritten guidelines help beginners understand how OI signals institutional sentiment in intraday trading.

Pages 11–20 focus extensively on **Candlestick Patterns**, one of the most important sections for beginners. Page 11 illustrates bullish and bearish candles with shadows and bodies, followed by a clear explanation of **Doji candles**—their characteristics, meaning of indecision, and how buyers and sellers react during reversal zones.

Subsequent pages illustrate:
- **Doji variations** – Gravestone Doji, Dragonfly Doji, Long-Legged Doji (pages 12–14)
- **Engulfing patterns** – Bullish & Bearish Engulfing (page 15)
- **Hammer patterns** – Hammer, Inverted Hammer, Hanging Man, Shooting Star (page 16)
- **Harami candle** (page 17)
- **Marubozu candles** – Bullish & Bearish (page 17)
- **Spinning Top** – Indecision candle with equal shadows (page 18)
- **Dark Cloud Cover pattern** – detailed rules and candle behavior (pages 18–19)
- **Piercing Pattern** – bullish reversal criteria with 50% rule (page 19)
- **Morning Star & Evening Star** – powerful 3-candle reversal patterns (page 20)

Every pattern includes handwritten diagrams, color-coded candles, and simple Hindi explanations describing how traders should react—whether to buy, wait, or set stop loss. This visual clarity is extremely valuable for beginners who struggle with English-based candlestick theory.

Overall, this handwritten notes PDF is an excellent starting point for new traders. The combination of Hindi explanations, clear diagrams, practical examples, and foundational trading logic makes it a reliable companion for anyone learning stock market basics. Whether you want to understand options, interpret candlesticks, trade Nifty/Bank Nifty, or study market psychology, these notes offer a solid foundation. Download this document to build confidence, avoid beginner mistakes, and begin your trading journey with clarity and proper understanding.