I am wondering how do individuals lose money in the stock market?. Do they fail because of there lack of knowledge in Economics, Finance and Sharing Trading and TA Software ?. Do they just see $$$$ signs everywhere and splash there cash around hoping on luck ?. I mean how do some investors fail in investing there money successfully in the stock market?.

All I hear in regards to the stock exchange people losing money or I know people who have halved there 100k investment in the stock exchange when trading shares. I hear that its a system to lose money rather then make money.

Are there any well written share trading books with strategies that can atleast some what help reduce your risk of losing all your investment money in the shares?

5800 & 5900 calls are more active we may see these level as a strong resistance level in coming days, once remain above 5800 nifty may touch 6000 level soon. L&T 1300 put and sbin 1900 calls are showing increasing open interest so we may see some strong action in these stock. TCS 1550 & infosys 2400 & 2300 puts are more active we can say some thing is cooking in stock.

People usually lose money when they begin trading without equipping oneself with the know-how of trading in the first place. They have not taken the time nor do they have the patience to learn the basics of it. Trading without a well thought-out, thoroughly researched, patiently tested and rule-based trading plan is the perfect formula to lose money in the stock market.

the people lose money in stock market due to lack of knowledge and as shinasehgal said the patience to learn the basics of it..and most important part is Luck!

Lack of knowledge with poor inconsistency in the market without the approach to see the market and without a trading expert people always lose money in stock market.So people should believe in stock advisory companies also.

People often loose in stock market as they are not able to cope up with frequent market movements. They panic and adopt false trading practices which is their biggest mistake.