Delivery Calls
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This is the artivle i came across in hindubuisnessline 2 weeks back
There are 23 Indian companies figuring in the Forbes Asia 2006 list of 200 leading publicly quoted companies in the region with sales of less than $1 billion.
visit
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2006/10/20/stories/2006102001951400.htm
There are 23 Indian companies figuring in the Forbes Asia 2006 list of 200 leading publicly quoted companies in the region with sales of less than $1 billion.
visit
http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2006/10/20/stories/2006102001951400.htm
that is why we do not buy that stock... 
from 160 target is 180 (profit of Rs.20/- ) and SL is 138 (loss of Rs.22/-) ...
any buyers for BOC...
all the best
kam
from 160 target is 180 (profit of Rs.20/- ) and SL is 138 (loss of Rs.22/-) ...
any buyers for BOC...
all the best
kam
I can understand your concern. The reward risk ratio in the above call is almost 1. And normally it's advisable to have a reward risk ratio of atleast 1.50 or 2 or more...But that is not always the case if you want to be a bit agressive in trading. Normally, my stop loss levels are just a safety net, and not actually a stop that stay's put till the target is achieved.
Obviously, you are not aware of the basic rule to be followed when executing my calls. Infact, it's the most important rule...i.e. a trailing stop.
I strongly recommend to keep a trailing stop @ cost when the gain is 5%+. So in that case, when BOC reached 168, the stop would be at the entry level i.e. 160. Now, you would be targeting 20 rs. and risking NOTHING.
Now the reward risk ratio is 20 (logically it cannot be calculated coz your risk is zero). If you trade 100 times, and 50 times if you have a reward risk ratio of presumably 10 or 20 which is acheived, and 50 times you lose the trade where your reward risk ratio is 1, you would yet end up in a lucrative position by the end of the year.
Plz refer to the chart for reference to decide whether it would have been a wise decision to enter the stock or a foolish one.
I'm just trying to clear your doubt and in no way trying to offend you. If I did, it was unintentional.
Regards,
Jai Shewaramani
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Hello all,
I've seen many people here who try to become rich overnight. Who try to earn 40,000 to 50,000 per month or more. And instead end up losing everything they have and sulking for the rest of their life.
On Sunday night or monday morning, I will post a theory which will show you how you can turn 25,000 to 91 crores in 5 years by earning just 5,000 per month on this 25,000.
Sounds impossible? Not really...
But plz remember that this is just a theory. It is not a trading system that you should follow blindly. There will be a set of rules that have to be followed at any cost. None of the rules can be broken to see the results.
The main aim of this theory is not to make you dream to become rich and have 91cr in 5 years, but instead its aim is to make you realise what you can acheive by taking it slow, using your common sense, and calculating your risks and rewards to acheive your goal by proper planning and by sticking to the rules that you make for a strategy.
Cya on sunday night.
Regards,
Jai Shewaramani
I've seen many people here who try to become rich overnight. Who try to earn 40,000 to 50,000 per month or more. And instead end up losing everything they have and sulking for the rest of their life.
On Sunday night or monday morning, I will post a theory which will show you how you can turn 25,000 to 91 crores in 5 years by earning just 5,000 per month on this 25,000.
Sounds impossible? Not really...
But plz remember that this is just a theory. It is not a trading system that you should follow blindly. There will be a set of rules that have to be followed at any cost. None of the rules can be broken to see the results.
The main aim of this theory is not to make you dream to become rich and have 91cr in 5 years, but instead its aim is to make you realise what you can acheive by taking it slow, using your common sense, and calculating your risks and rewards to acheive your goal by proper planning and by sticking to the rules that you make for a strategy.
Cya on sunday night.
Regards,
Jai Shewaramani
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