Day Trading Stocks & Futures

[TraderRavi]

@TraderRavi Is DMart good for intraday? Have you traded it? I never tracked it except daily closing.

one I shorted it , ye 6% bounce maar diya. ledger laal kar diya. tabse sirf dekhta hoon. its investors stock. , not good intraday moves , it sleeps most of the time suddenly some paise wala buys big shares

 

[mohan.sic]

Entered long again in BN 30600 CE at 96.8

 

[iwillwin]

just curious do we have market order flow charts available in india??

Don't know what charts are those....but Paisa aur net hai to Antarctica me b milega charts

 

[primitivetrader]

 

[TraderRavi]

Don't know what charts are those....but Paisa aur net hai to Antarctica me b milega charts

 

[Smart_trade]

Time in the market is more important than timing the market

Just today saw a real life example and thought of posting it here for benefit of our members..my wife's aunt who is 82 years of age, has a family pension of Rs 25000 per month. Out of this pension she spends Rs 10000-12000 for her monthly expenses and rest is saving. They never invested in shares but last 10 years she keeps asking whenever she has some surplus money in the bank account and I tell her names of few good shares to buy.

I have made her open the brokers account with my friend who is a NSE broker and he sends his office boy to collect the cheque whenever she buys any stock.....she does not have a computer ,no internet...does not watch CNBC or any other financial site....she does not have a email ID so I have given my email ID for all corrospondence. She has bank deposits but last 10 years she is buying good shares small amounts 75 K to 1 L per annum max. Yesterday we got her NSDL CAS and her shareholding in her demat account has become Rs 58.5 Lacs ....small investments in good stocks for consistant period of 10 years.....pretty good performance for a 82 years old....

So small amounts if invested for a long period can give great results....

Smart_trade

 

[Self-employedTrader]

Time in the market is more important than timing the market

Just today saw a real life example and thought of posting it here for benefit of our members..my wife's aunt who is 82 years age, has a family pension of Rs 25000 per month. Out of this pension she spends Rs 10000-12000 for her monthly expenses and rest is saving. They never invested in shares but last 10 years she keeps asking whenever she has some surplus money in the bank account and I tell her names of good few shares to buy.

I have made her open the brokers account with my friend who is a NSE broker and he sends his office boy to collect the cheque whenever she buys any stock.....she does not have a computer ,no internet...does not watch CNBC or any other financial site....she does not have a email ID so I have given my email ID for all corrospondence. She has bank deposits but last 10 years she is buying good shares small amounts 75 K to 1 L per annum max. Yesterday we got her NSDL CAS and her shareholding in her demat account has become Rs 58.5 Lacs ....small investments in good stocks for consistant period of 10 years.....pretty good performance for a 82 years old....

So small amounts if invested for a long period can give great results....

Smart_trade

I thought investing needs more patience than intraday, have to wait weeks for a trigger...

 

[mohan.sic]

Entered long again in BN 30600 CE at 96.8

Exited 102.... but still hopeful on upside

 

[PreSap]

Time in the market is more important than timing the market

Just today saw a real life example and thought of posting it here for benefit of our members..my wife's aunt who is 82 years of age, has a family pension of Rs 25000 per month. Out of this pension she spends Rs 10000-12000 for her monthly expenses and rest is saving. They never invested in shares but last 10 years she keeps asking whenever she has some surplus money in the bank account and I tell her names of good few shares to buy.

I have made her open the brokers account with my friend who is a NSE broker and he sends his office boy to collect the cheque whenever she buys any stock.....she does not have a computer ,no internet...does not watch CNBC or any other financial site....she does not have a email ID so I have given my email ID for all corrospondence. She has bank deposits but last 10 years she is buying good shares small amounts 75 K to 1 L per annum max. Yesterday we got her NSDL CAS and her shareholding in her demat account has become Rs 58.5 Lacs ....small investments in good stocks for consistant period of 10 years.....pretty good performance for a 82 years old....

So small amounts if invested for a long period can give great results....

Smart_trade

So approx 10 lakhs became 58 lakhs in 10 years?


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[TraderRavi]

no strength in market , total jhand