yes Mansi , bought 5600CE at 36 ,to day sold at 149. Plus entrd 5700 CE at 12.35 , sold 74.85 . I had 5500ce at 32 from 13th sep. sold at 232 .Had 5500PE around 20 ,sold ystrday at 30.
I do not like to hold any position on expry wk
Actually wasn't trding since july b'coz of office work. But from 13th Sep. saw some good opprtnity and ....:thumb:
I do not like to hold any position on expry wk
Actually wasn't trding since july b'coz of office work. But from 13th Sep. saw some good opprtnity and ....:thumb:
Stock Trendy,
I understand where this post is coming from.
Do you really think that posting of trade logs after events is really going to contribute anything ? It is a well known phenomenon that people tend to speak only about their winnings when they speak about stock market. The new comers listening to this get an impression that it is very easy to make money here. They do not understand the pains and efforts that professional traders have to take before they arrive at the stage of consistent profits.
Profits depend upon individual risk taking capacity, capital invested, entry and exit timings. For example, in case of a H&S pattern, some traders may take position at the middle of right shoulder, some after completion of pattern, some after pull back. Every body will make different amount of profit.
It will therefore be better if everybody refrains from posting their trade logs. It will be better if people post alerts like 'time to go long?' etc. when crucial levels are reached rather than telling I purchased this and that. You have seen posts by great contributors like Manohar Pillay. He did not publish his trades.
Trade logs may be submitted to the Income Tax department who have use for it.
Nobody here is going to gain any thing by proving their trade results. One has to prove in the market. If one enters proper trades, market rewards with profits, otherwise it punishes with losses. Even the professional Traders do not make profit on every trade. They do understand that profits and losses are part of business.
I understand where this post is coming from.
Do you really think that posting of trade logs after events is really going to contribute anything ? It is a well known phenomenon that people tend to speak only about their winnings when they speak about stock market. The new comers listening to this get an impression that it is very easy to make money here. They do not understand the pains and efforts that professional traders have to take before they arrive at the stage of consistent profits.
Profits depend upon individual risk taking capacity, capital invested, entry and exit timings. For example, in case of a H&S pattern, some traders may take position at the middle of right shoulder, some after completion of pattern, some after pull back. Every body will make different amount of profit.
It will therefore be better if everybody refrains from posting their trade logs. It will be better if people post alerts like 'time to go long?' etc. when crucial levels are reached rather than telling I purchased this and that. You have seen posts by great contributors like Manohar Pillay. He did not publish his trades.
Trade logs may be submitted to the Income Tax department who have use for it.
Nobody here is going to gain any thing by proving their trade results. One has to prove in the market. If one enters proper trades, market rewards with profits, otherwise it punishes with losses. Even the professional Traders do not make profit on every trade. They do understand that profits and losses are part of business.
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