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Hey Vicky

Thanks for the insight...may be we shud try experimenting with EMA instead of SMA for the BB 5-6 crossover as EMA works better for smaller intervals. what say?
 

vicky_ag

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Hey Vicky

Thanks for the insight...may be we shud try experimenting with EMA instead of SMA for the BB 5-6 crossover as EMA works better for smaller intervals. what say?
Sameer,
We could do that. After editing Doc's AFL, I found a very subtle difference on using EMA instead of MA.

Signals from using MA:

Buy: Akali, Antgraphic, Brandhouse(a total penny share), PFC.

Signals fom using EMA:

Buy: HindPetro.

I would be doing paper trading on both the signals to check out which works out to be te best.
 

SavantGarde

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Guys, Guys, Guys,

Don't Get Confused, Follow The System As It Is Explained, Do Your Tweaking With EMA, WMA, TMA Or Any Other MA, What Suits Your Personality & Are Comfortable With.

Since I Keep Track Of The Wider Market & Trading Futures Only, There Are Times I Will Give A BUY Trigger A Little Early Or Later Depending On What View On The Broader Market & Sector Maybe, This Is Not Something Recommended As A Practice, Till You Become Comfortable & Are Able To Take A Correct View Of Broader Market & Sectors Correctly & Consistently.

Now The Question, Why Do I Give Early Trigger & Different S/L From Established System.

a) There Is Not Much Difference From The Actual Trigger Of The System

b) There Is No Harm If I Could Milk A Few Rupees More For People Following The Triggers, & Moreover A Few Extra Bucks Never Killed Anybody....:)

I Hope There Will Be No More Debate That SMA Price Was Not The Same & Blah Blah......

Let Us Move On With Other Constructive Discussions.....Ok Guys



Happy & Safer Trading

SavantGarde
 

SavantGarde

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Guys,

Stay Away From Penny Stocks & Use A Filter To Filter Out Illiquid Stock & Additionally Use Filters Scan For Stocks Above 20 Bucks Or 25 Bucks & Another Important Point Stay Away From HPCL, BPCL & IOC In All Types Of Market Cause They Are Oil Marketing Companies & They Track Crude Prices, Therefore, When The European Markets Open & Crude Price Moves In A Bigger Range These Stocks Will Move Immediately Or Even In Anticipation By Smart Money, Therefore My Advice Stay Away From These Stocks, There Are 100s Of Others To Play With....OK

You All Are Now Forwarned About Consequences Of The Stocks Mentioned Above.


Happy & Safer Trading

SavantGarde

Sameer,
We could do that. After editing Doc's AFL, I found a very subtle difference on using EMA instead of MA.

Signals from using MA:

Buy: Akali, Antgraphic, Brandhouse(a total penny share), PFC.

Signals fom using EMA:

Buy: HindPetro.

I would be doing paper trading on both the signals to check out which works out to be te best.
 
hi to every one,
plez give your comments on Dabur india it look good to purchases on monday.
Hi Rohit,

Dabar is showing good uptrend but if you see prices are going up but volumes are declining and now it is near to the resistance level if it clears with higher volumes then we can keep close eye on that for reference please find attached chart for DABAR.

Savant & Docvijay please advice if i am wrong.

Best regards
Balram
 
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hi balraj,
thanks for advice u are right that volume are declining.
but some thing is intesting (what i like) that it give closing near to high and above resistance level (98) .
if monday morning volume come in first hour then it look good buy.
 

SavantGarde

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Hi Balram,

Mantle Of Advising People On Stock Queries Are Handed Over To All You Guys.

It Is Too Much Drain On My Time & Moreover Same Query Will Be Put In 10 10 Different Threads Here & Not Worth Saying Anything To Them, Cause They Will Still Do Their Own Thing, Except A Few Genuine Ones.


Happy & Safer Trading

SavantGarde

Hi Rohit,

Dabar is showing good uptrend but if you see prices are going up but volumes are declining and now it is near to the resistance level if it clears with higher volumes then we can keep close eye on that for reference please find attached chart for DABAR.

Savant & Docvijay please advice if i am wrong.

Best regards
Balram
 

SavantGarde

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Balram,

Don't Mind My Earlier Remark, Cause During My Period Here, We Have Had & Still Have Numerous People Asking About Some Paid Service, As If The Knowledge Contained Here Is Of No Use.

You See They Don't Want To Read Through Threads To Learn, No Wonder Snake Oil Vendors Are Doing Roaring Business, People Haven't Been Able To Shrug Off The Mental Block, That If They Are Paying Money Then They Are Getting Better & Genuine Advice, It Goes On To Become Even Worse Where The Quantum Of Money Gets Directly Related To Expected Quality Of Service.

For That Matter Has Any Of These Guys Trading In Nifty Futures Ever Gone Through My Other Thread, One BUY Trigger Keeps More Than Doubling Your Capital Employed, Consistently ....But We Still Have Visitors Asking Every Other Day About Paid Service......Quite Sad


Happy & Safer Trading

SavantGarde
 

vicky_ag

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Savant Sir,
I went back and checked your post. I now understand the position sizing formula you are using.
Each open position represents 1% risk to your account. So, taking in the example of HDIL.

1) BUY HDIL (CMP 101.55) @ 103.15
Quantity 7 Shares
Stop Loss 77.50
First Target 128.85

If the share prices and go down we stand to lose per share: Buy price - stop loss = 103.15 - 77.5 = 25.65

My total account size is 20000 and I am ready to risk 1% per position ie 20000 * 0.01 = 200

So, total number of shares to buy on HDIL = 200/25.65 = 7.8 = 7 (not rounding off the digits as then the position would be more than 1%).

Also, sir sorry for being too hasty in asking the account size rather than checking the previous posts for the relevant info. Add to that, even discussing the SMA to EMA change in the system.

One interesting thing you said about snake oil vendors making money, now where did I hear that?
 
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SavantGarde

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WOW Vicky,

You Did It In Record Time While I Gave You 7 Days......WOW I Am Extremly Overjoyed...At Your Progress.

You Got It Right My Dear Vicky, Risk Is From 1% To 2% Depending On The Strength Of The Stock.

After About 10 Days Will Discuss How & When To Add To The Existing Position


Happy & Safer Trading

SavantGarde


Savant Sir,
I went back and checked your post. I now understand the position sizing formula you are using.
Each open position represents 1% risk to your account. So, taking in the example of HDIL.

1) BUY HDIL (CMP 101.55) @ 103.15
Quantity 7 Shares
Stop Loss 77.50
First Target 128.85

If the share prices and go down we stand to lose per share: Buy price - stop loss = 103.15 - 77.5 = 25.65

My total account size is 20000 and I am ready to risk 1% per position ie 20000 * 0.01 = 200

So, total number of shares to buy on HDIL = 200/25.65 = 7.8 = 7 (not rounding off the digits as then the position would be more than 1%).

Also, sir sorry for being too hasty in asking the account size rather than checking the previous posts for the relevant info. Add to that, even discussing the SMA to EMA change in the system.

One interesting thing you said about snake oil vendors making money, now where did I hear that?
 
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