Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

[satish707]

Hi Satish,

Hold All Three & Exit Between 20th & 24th Of This Month...

Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde

Thanks Savant Ji !! ,

Am Also Holding Nifty Sep 5300 Put @38.15 and Infy Sep 2900 call @ 7.5

When Can i Exit these ?? They are currently trading @ 33 and 12.5 respectively !!

Thanks once again !!

 

[SavantGarde]

Hi VijayKrishna

LITL & HINDALCO Is Looking Good For Monday & Rest Of The Week....

UNIPHOS - Perhaps Can Go Upto Indicated Price In The Last 30 Minutes... But Not Looking Good For The Week.... 'Specialist' Traders Of This Counter Can Do Wonders To Its Movements....

Happy & Safer Trading

SavantGarde

Dear Savant,

I am holding United Phosporous, LITL and Hindalco in future 1 lot each @ 195, 72.25 and 175.15..please suggest will all these cross my buy price on monday ...? or this week atleast...

 

[tempest]

Hi Savant

I am holding one lot of IDFC sep @ 181 CMP around 184. Should I book profits or hold?? IMHO and charting i think theres more juice but asnavale (Stocks...II) gave a sell trigger few days back, so slight apprehension.

I also have one lot of FINANTECH sep @ 1388. I initially had 2 lots and sold one at 1402 CMP around 1375.

Your valuable insight would be most appreciated.

 

[veluri1967]

Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On - Chapter II

Dear Ananth,

Kindly add a row or column to the monthly updation to show average return of the triggers. Some are showing negative and some are positive, unable to make out average return at a glance.

I think a simple modification of code will solve it.

Cheers.

 

[SavantGarde]

Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On - Chapter II

Hi Veluri,

Buy Triggers Come, Targets Are Achieved, Many Times More Than One Targets Are Achieved, Stop Losses Get Triggered, Sometimes Many S/Ls Get Triggered At The Same Time.... In Such A Scenario What Would Be Achieved By Adding A Performance Column For Monthly Average.

Eventually, What Matters Is Upon Individual Investors Which Ones & How Many Shares He/She Has Bought From The List Of Triggers.

Only Time Where A Column Such As The One Requested By You...Would Be Useful Is If There Was A Fixed Notional Corpus In Place....So That It Would Give NAV At A Glance.

It's Way Past Bedtime... My Friend, Grab Some Shut Eye So That Your Mind Will Be Fresh To Tackle The Markets In The Morning....

Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde

Dear Ananth,

Kindly add a row or column to the monthly updation to show average return of the triggers. Some are showing negative and some are positive, unable to make out average return at a glance.

I think a simple modification of code will solve it.

Cheers.

 

[shyamc]

Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On - Chapter II

an excellent idea. I tried to put a notional capital in the beginning of the sheet, but soon ran out of cash as the buy triggers kept on coming and there were not so many sale transactions.

 

[asnavale]

Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On - Chapter II

Dear Ananth,

Kindly add a row or column to the monthly updation to show average return of the triggers. Some are showing negative and some are positive, unable to make out average return at a glance.

I think a simple modification of code will solve it.

Cheers.

Hi Veluri,

As Savant has pointed out, the net return becomes useful only when you deploy a certain amount and trade with it. The triggers given are for the use of those who want to trade with their limited funds. All the triggers currently in the file are not bought by every body or not even by a single person. It is wrong to assume that all the triggers are to be traded as soon as they are posted. Out of the BUY triggers posted on any day, each person can select some of them as per his/her liking. Therefore, no one will have a portfolio containing all these stocks. In such a case calculating an average return is meaningless. As per each individual's chosen stocks, the portfolio contents and therefore the overall gain/loss (even in percentage terms) vary vastly. The average gain/loss based on all the triggers will give no useful information about the success of trading. However, we can calculate the overall performance in terms of successful and failed triggers and the likely profit/loss making ratio. One of the TJ members had done a back testing and given the findings in one of the posts in this thread. I am also compiling the results for last three-four months' triggers and making a report. This report is not a back test report but is based on the actual triggers posted so far. The daily updated Excel file contains a sheet named "Trades". It contains all the triggers generated and posted in this thread so far. The report I am making is based on this sheet. I will post it here once I complete the compilation.

-Anant

 

[veluri1967]

Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On - Chapter II

Hi,

There seems to be an error in Bajaj Auto updation. It is showing negative return instead of a positive one.

Kindly reconcile.

 

[Karanm]

Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On - Chapter II

Sir, Kindly explain the Trade taken today of STERLINBIO
It was recommended as Buy Triggered for 8/9/2010
STERLINBIO C.M.P. 112.85 Target 135.95 Stoploss 105.55
Today it is mentioned that STERLINBIO was Bought @ 105.25, even below the Stoploss Price of 105.55 and showing today P/L as gain of 5.51%
Kindly explain this Trade in detail because I am not able to understand how We can Buy a Trade below the Stoploss Price. I have bought STERLINBIO today @ 112.50, my Trade is showing a Loss of 1.5% where as you are saying a Profit of 5.51%
Kindly guide as how we have to Enter Trade.
With due respect to you, I feel the P/L of any recommendation should be calculated as per the per C.M.P.

 

[asnavale]

Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On - Chapter II

Hi,

There seems to be an error in Bajaj Auto updation. It is showing negative return instead of a positive one.

Kindly reconcile.

Hi Veluri,

Thanks for pointing out. It was a typo. The - sign inadvertently was typed. The figure is correct, but not negative. Now corrected.

Sir, Kindly explain the Trade taken today of STERLINBIO
It was recommended as Buy Triggered for 8/9/2010
STERLINBIO C.M.P. 112.85 Target 135.95 Stoploss 105.55
Today it is mentioned that STERLINBIO was Bought @ 105.25, even below the Stoploss Price of 105.55 and showing today P/L as gain of 5.51%
Kindly explain this Trade in detail because I am not able to understand how We can Buy a Trade below the Stoploss Price. I have bought STERLINBIO today @ 112.50, my Trade is showing a Loss of 1.5% where as you are saying a Profit of 5.51%
Kindly guide as how we have to Enter Trade.
With due respect to you, I feel the P/L of any recommendation should be calculated as per the per C.M.P.

This was again a typing Error. It is now corrected.


-Anant