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Kept overnight ABGSHIP @ 392.65 to Sell

SavantGarde
Savant Sir,

Yesterday, I too bought one lot of ABGSHIP @ 373, then it went below 360 and I got panicked. Anyhow I kept my nerves and held it till 367, and sold with by booking a loss of Rs 6000.

I am quite scared to see ABGSHIP over Rs 400 today. However, I know well that if I could hold my nerves more yesterday and did BTST, even then I couldn't let me get hold of ABGSHIP till 400. I know, I could anyhow sold it by 380 in case of BTST.

I have to learn this thing to carry more profit. I analyzed myself and found that at present I am not able to bear pressure of huge quantity. I think if I trade in equities with lesser quantity, then I may get rid of this pressure and thus can win the situation.

SG Sir,
I have two questions to ask-

1. Its difficult for me to switch from Futures to Equities as I have developed a habit of trading with large quantity. How to overcome and resolve this issue, without applying margins. I trade with RKG, and thus no questions to go for BTST with margins.

2. In the two days, I saw ABGSHIP rallying from 355 to 400........Are there any clues by using them we may sense such a rally in advance.....like volumes on different TF etc.

Regards !
 

SavantGarde

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Anil,

If my memory serves me...ABG was given as BTST on Friday...and it had closed almost 3-4 bucks above the price at which it was given...as BTST

Therefore why all these indecisions and quitting for a loss....


SavantGarde

Savant Sir,

Yesterday, I too bought one lot of ABGSHIP @ 373, then it went below 360 and I got panicked. Anyhow I kept my nerves and held it till 367, and sold with by booking a loss of Rs 6000.

I am quite scared to see ABGSHIP over Rs 400 today. However, I know well that if I could hold my nerves more yesterday and did BTST, even then I couldn't let me get hold of ABGSHIP till 400. I know, I could anyhow sold it by 380 in case of BTST.

I have to learn this thing to carry more profit. I analyzed myself and found that at present I am not able to bear pressure of huge quantity. I think if I trade in equities with lesser quantity, then I may get rid of this pressure and thus can win the situation.

SG Sir,
I have two questions to ask-

1. Its difficult for me to switch from Futures to Equities as I have developed a habit of trading with large quantity. How to overcome and resolve this issue, without applying margins. I trade with RKG, and thus no questions to go for BTST with margins.

2. In the two days, I saw ABGSHIP rallying from 355 to 400........Are there any clues by using them we may sense such a rally in advance.....like volumes on different TF etc.

Regards !
 

SavantGarde

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Hi Sagar,

Looks like you have some system you were trading earlier with and have not been able to breakaway from it completely....


SavantGarde

Savant,
Can you decode the mysteries of PA for us mere mortals a little more??? I've been trying to make more sense of it but I'm not able to figure out good exit points ... either I'm exiting too early (I'm still okay with this) or holding on too long and turning good positive trades into breakeven or negative trades (Not okay with this)
 
Hi Sagar,

Looks like you have some system you were trading earlier with and have not been able to breakaway from it completely....


SavantGarde
Hmmm... but generally what are your first signs for trouble?

Also, on a side note I would like to know what happened to that -ve ledger you had posted the screenie from?? How long have you been trading that ledger and what is the current status??
 

EagleOne

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You know about the Dog that went to a Flea circus....

He Stole The show....:D


SavantGarde
You made me turn around my Ship, Damn!:annoyed:
I thought you were educated, Mon Ami! :)
Couldn't you read the last lines: DO NOT QUOTE!;)
Guess, education itself is to blame... To prove it, here is the last bit from me:

A poor un-educated petrol pump attendant created RELIANCE.
And two graduates from Stanford & Wharton Business Schools fought & broke it up!!
That's EDUCATION !
:D

See you around!
 

SavantGarde

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Clarity of Thought is uppermost...in all the trades.... if you are going to get into it..with any hesitation your goose is cooked with the goose... I am looking at our markets in Jan-Mar 2011, so there is not much to think about... later it might just dawn on most people here perhaps it was a good bottom fishing phase in December...

Hmmm that ledger... did you have to bring it up so soon...:)

It will be posted first on 31st March & second time on 8th of June....


SavantGarde

Hmmm... but generally what are your first signs for trouble?

Also, on a side note I would like to know what happened to that -ve ledger you had posted the screenie from?? How long have you been trading that ledger and what is the current status??
 

trader_man

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Goofy, I can spot you from a hundred miles away.....

You made me turn around my Ship, Damn!:annoyed:
I thought you were educated, Mon Ami! :)
Couldn't you read the last lines: DO NOT QUOTE!;)
Guess, education itself is to blame... To prove it, here is the last bit from me:

A poor un-educated petrol pump attendant created RELIANCE.
And two graduates from Stanford & Wharton Business Schools fought & broke it up!!
That's EDUCATION !
:D

See you around!
 
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