Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

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bunny

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A small note from me: People who are interested to find reversal points should rather focus on candlestick charts. Candlesticks, many believe cannot provide price and time targets, so we will not go into it. But candlesticks can provide reversals. So novices looking for swing trading can go for this. Combine the candlesticks with Bollingers Bands(BB) using setting 20,2 (or 9,2) and if there is a reversal pattern near any band, trade it.

The rule is simplt: Hold your position(short/long/side) until a reversal looks likely. Don't put a "target" unnecessarily.

Ex: the 450 pts gain on SENSEX on 140709 (yesterday's session) was not really unpredictable. The daily SENSEX charts had formed 2nd day of bullish morning star(very high reliability) and also oversold(near lower BB). Due to sophisticated softwares available today, many may have generated BUY signals and hence people jumped.
 
Stocks tumble the moment I buy a stock and spurt the moment I sell

Boy, I have the power to move the stocks,

Iam a layman when it comes to technicals, But 30 years of being in an investor in the stock markets has taught a me a how to loose more money than to earn.

All through these years i have noticed that shares fall when they are least expected to, hope to learn a lot from you guys, already Iam learning a bit.

I have a inkling that markets would fall in the last week of July or 1st week of August, a pattern which I have noticed, in my long association with the market, dont follow my sayings, just a thought, please forgive me if Iam wrong as I said Iam a layman, still learning to know that I can never learn the markets
 

asnavale

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Savantji,

This query is with respect to the triggers posted by you and Anant in Chapter II. From both the lists I find BAJAJ-AUTO and PFC are in both the lists with similar targets and stoploss. Both of you are using different techniques for getting the triggers. The two triggers appearing in two lists does it mean that the trend in these two is strong and we can have more confidence in these? What I want to understand is that if two different methods give similar results does it reinforce the conclusions drawn?

I am posting this question here in order not to clutter the other thread which is meant for triggers and follow up and not discussions.

Regards

*** Uma ***
Hi Uma,

It may be so. I can not confidently say that it would reinforce the result. But as we know Savant is having vast experience and can spot the signals with great accuracy. I would put it this way: As Savant has also got the two stocks in his list, my triggers also can be relied upon. But not the other way round. In fact I had a couple of stocks showing Buy signal from my analysis which are also there in Savant's list. But I did not post them because I have seen a particular pattern in those which does not give me confidence. One example is that of BANKINDIA. Although I have a BUY trigger yesterday it appeared to me that a little more increase in price is required to get confidence. After I get the signals from my program, I manually see the chart and decide. On inspection of chart of BANKINDIA, I found it had a particular pattern which suggests it is not yet ready to be considered as a valid signal. So, I can say it has come to 'BUY ALERT ZONE'. The criterion which qualifies a signal as valid has to be built into the program which I am not able to do right now. Therefore I inspect the charts manually and decide. Once I am able to code it into program then it will become more automated and mechanical. In my opinion, any signals generated programatically should be validated by manual verification.

-Anant
 

asnavale

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hello
i'm jus a new follower of the markets and reading all your posts today..
i'm jus 19 but keenly interested in investing something in stock markets..
can you guide me how to make a move?
i'd be grateful
You can just follow the triggers posted by Savant in the other thread (Stocks to keep a close eye on - Chapter II) and follow his targets and stoploss strictly. You can follow the daily updates posted by Uma in that thread to have a quick view of your positions.

-Anant
 

scorpio77

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19! WOW, great to know that you plan to start so soon! Wish I had.... Sigh!

You have discovered the right place to start here my friend! My sincere advice, read a lot, specially on Traderji, paper trade (very seriously) by using any of the free services on moneycontrol, rediff etc,

hope you make all your losses on these paper trades so that they prepare you when you are ready to invest real money.

Remember to invest only your risk capital (the weekend mall money and not your course fees!!) into the market

Wishing you all the best!



hello
i'm jus a new follower of the markets and reading all your posts today..
i'm jus 19 but keenly interested in investing something in stock markets..
can you guide me how to make a move?
i'd be grateful
 
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