Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

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Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On 29th December 2009

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For Short Term Investors (For 29/12/2009)


1) BUY TATAMOTORS (CMP 779.80) @ 787.85
Quantity 2 Shares
Stop Loss 711.05
First Target 864.65

2) BUY SESAGOA (CMP 403.85) @ 406.40
Quantity 4 Shares
Stop Loss 362.15
First Target 450.65

3) BUY INFOSYSTCH (CMP 2591.80) @ 2600.00
Quantity 1 Shares
Stop Loss 2345.95
First Target 2845.05

4) BUY AUROPHARMA (CMP 902.10) @ 931.85
Quantity 2 Shares
Stop Loss 852.95
First Target 1010.75

5) BUY HCC (CMP 151.05) @ 152.00
Quantity 12 Shares
Stop Loss 136.05
First Target 167.95

6) BUY BHUSANSTL (CMP 1430.10) @ 1443.50
Quantity 1 Shares
Stop Loss 1316.20
First Target 1570.80

7) BUY YESBANK (CMP 271.00) @ 274.40
Quantity 7 Shares
Stop Loss 245.95
First Target 302.85

8) BUY SINTEX (CMP 256.65) @ 259.70
Quantity 8 Shares
Stop Loss 234.95
First Target 284.45

9) BUY CENTURYTEX (CMP 507.70) @ 510.00
Quantity 5 Shares
Stop Loss 471.15
First Target 548.85

10) BUY ZEEL (CMP 265.15) @ 268.00
Quantity 10 Shares
Stop Loss 249.05
First Target 286.95

11) BUY INDIANB (CMP 173.90) @ 178.00
Quantity 14 Shares
Stop Loss 163.95
First Target 192.05

12) BUY SYNDIBANK (CMP 97.00) @ 97.30
Quantity 43 Shares
Stop Loss 92.65
First Target 101.95

13) BUY HEROHONDA (CMP 1735.40) @ 1740.00
Quantity 2 Shares
Stop Loss 1655.00
First Target 1825.00

14) BUY GESHIP (CMP 281.95) @ 284.80
Quantity 15 Shares
Stop Loss 272.10
First Target 297.50

15) BUY TECHM (CMP 1002.85) @ 1020.75
Quantity 2 Shares
Stop Loss 923.95
First Target 1117.55

16) BUY SIEMENS (CMP 579.45) @ 582.80
Quantity 2 Shares
Stop Loss 513.20
First Target 652.40

17) BUY KOTAKBANK (CMP 805.15) @ 816.90
Quantity 4 Shares
Stop Loss 768.45
First Target 865.35

18) BUY CAIRN (CMP 281.10) @ 285.90
Quantity 11 Shares
Stop Loss 268.25
First Target 303.55

19) BUY NOIDATOLL (CMP 38.10) @ 38.90
Quantity 65 Shares
Stop Loss 35.85
First Target 41.95

20) BUY RELCAPITAL (CMP 851.40) @ 859.50
Quantity 3 Shares
Stop Loss 801.20
First Target 917.80

21) BUY MRPL (CMP 78.00) @ 79.20
Quantity 46 Shares
Stop Loss 74.85
First Target 83.55

22) BUY ICICIBANK (CMP 864.90) @ 871.90
Quantity 2 Shares
Stop Loss 800.45
First Target 943.35

23) BUY MTNL (CMP 73.85) @ 74.40
Quantity 61 Shares
Stop Loss 71.15
First Target 77.65

24) BUY BRFL (CMP 186.50) @ 189.25
Quantity 14 Shares
Stop Loss 175.45
First Target 203.05

25) BUY TNPL (CMP 83.50) @ 84.30
Quantity 36 Shares
Stop Loss 78.75
First Target 89.85

26) BUY DISHMAN (CMP 236.30) @ 242.90
Quantity 12 Shares
Stop Loss 226.50
First Target 259.30

27) BUY TORNTPOWER (CMP 320.20) @ 325.00
Quantity 7 Shares
Stop Loss 299.95
First Target 350.05

28) BUY GUJFLUORO (CMP 128.85) @ 131.50
Quantity 22 Shares
Stop Loss 122.45
First Target 140.55

29) BUY EDELWEISS (CMP 482.80) @ 494.00
Quantity 5 Shares
Stop Loss 454.95
First Target 533.05

30) BUY INDRAMEDCO (CMP 42.45) @ 43.70
Quantity 18 Shares
Stop Loss 32.75
First Target 54.65


Quantity Of Share To BUY Is Position Sized For Rs.20000 Available For Each Scrip
(Adjust Qty. Depending On Your Availability)


Happy & Safe Investing

SavantGarde
Savant sir, on which analysis these are based, i mean on fundamental or technical?
 
Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On 29th December 2009

Savant sir, on which analysis these are based, i mean on fundamental or technical?
Hi Santosh,

SG sir trigger are all based on technical stuffs. He follows 2-3 strategy to give trigger. If you are interested go through this thread they are mention somewhere. I know following strategy
1) 20-50 sma crossover.
2) 5-6 sma crossover.
3) Bollinger band method.
Moreover, there is no afl for his trigger. He use his home made software and from there he gives trigger.
 

asnavale

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anant sir

i am not using any software.

i am using sharekhan' s trade tiger terminal charts.

basically i was just trying to understand the buy & sell signals manually & how we could avoid any possible whipsaws

thanks for your quick reply :)

regards
rishi

Hi rishi,

Here is the 5-min chart of VOLTAS in AmiBroker. You can see the circled Arrows which correctly marked the Buy Sell triggers. I don't know why the SK's Trade Triger did not give the signals. You can also see the arrows in the correct positions in other places also on the chart.




-Anant
 

asnavale

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Anant sir, i follow all of the following afl to filter the result? should i go on my path or should i adopt only one of two among them?
Hi Santosh,

I do not use pattern explorer nor do I look for any patterns.

-Anant
 
Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On 29th December 2009

Hi sanyad74,

As per SG sir he is not well verse in software. He has some professionals to encode his ideas.:)

SG: you develop software too:rofl:

That is nice that you are an IT guy as well. hmmmm
 
Sirjii, Anant bhai, Seniors and friends...

Both Sirjii's and Anant's bhai's Triggers have given a BUY signal on SesaGoa... Which an approximate target of 450/-.

This is the news i found yesterday.......

"The government has reintroduced a 5% export tax on iron ore fines, and has raised the duty on iron ore lumps to 10% from 5%. Last year, the government had withdrawn the duties on iron ore fines on account of the sharp dip in
iron ore prices; however, it had retained a 5% levy on lumps."

Doesn't it mean that Sesa Goa should be sold at this point as the increase in the export tax on Iron Ores degrade the stock value?

All answers will be appreciated...

Thanks
 

bunny

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Sirjii, Anant bhai, Seniors and friends...

Both Sirjii's and Anant's bhai's Triggers have given a BUY signal on SesaGoa... Which an approximate target of 450/-.

This is the news i found yesterday.......

"The government has reintroduced a 5% export tax on iron ore fines, and has raised the duty on iron ore lumps to 10% from 5%. Last year, the government had withdrawn the duties on iron ore fines on account of the sharp dip in
iron ore prices; however, it had retained a 5% levy on lumps."

Doesn't it mean that Sesa Goa should be sold at this point as the increase in the export tax on Iron Ores degrade the stock value?

All answers will be appreciated...

Thanks
I think you are mixing up technical, fundamental and operational analysis.
 
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