ST Sir,
Though i have asked this question earlier in this forum, i'm asking again to understand how a seasoned professional like you would handle the case.
When you buy fundamentally strong equity for long term perspective at higher index levels (example bajaj finance at Rs.800 levels) and the index corrects very deeply till what price will you continue to hold it (in other words, what would be the stop loss) given that it is bought for long term perspective.
Thanks
Though i have asked this question earlier in this forum, i'm asking again to understand how a seasoned professional like you would handle the case.
When you buy fundamentally strong equity for long term perspective at higher index levels (example bajaj finance at Rs.800 levels) and the index corrects very deeply till what price will you continue to hold it (in other words, what would be the stop loss) given that it is bought for long term perspective.
Thanks
1) I buy the stock and the market goes into correction.Here I will keep my stops at 25%.
2) I buy the stock,it appreciates by 50,60 or more % and then the market corrects before I see the stock has run its potential then I keep stops at important pivot levels which is at my buy price + 50 % of accumulated gains.So basically 50 % gains belong to me and I can risk the remaining 50 %.But I am happy to re-enter a good growth stock if warranted.
3) Market has gone up very steeply and I get a Sequential or Combo sell signal,I will sell and look for a better entry points.
The above has helped me over the years in my long term investments....stoploss could be deep but we must have stops to protect our wealth.
Smart_trade