Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

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raj_hpking

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Bharti could have been in NO DELIVERY PERIOD and therefore you will get the shares only after the NO DELIVERY period ends.
Oh Thanks Murtaza sir,

Sorry for irritating you with the another question,
But could you please tell me what is now this NO DELIVERY PERIOD

Where can i get this period for BHARTI i mean when i expect BHARTI to be delivered in my DP/SR Account.
 

raj_hpking

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Hi Raj,

When Shares Of A Company Are Purchased During 'No Delivery' Period, Contract Note Squaring The Purchase Is Generated Everyday Till The ND Period Ends & No Amount Is Debited From The Ledger For The Purchase.

For BHARTIARTL ND Ends On 30th JULY, Same Should Be Delivered Thereafter.


Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde
Oh Thanks a million Savant Sir and Murtaza Sir,

But it seems that after executing my order they have debited total amount from my available margin. Anyway thanks a lot i will wait till 30 -Jul-2009 as per you said.:)
 

SavantGarde

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Hi Raj,

They Can't Debit Till 30th July, Because Whoever Has Sold The Shares To You Is Not Entitled To Any Payout Till 30th July+2, Therefore, Take Up The Matter With Them & Tell Them It Is A Highly Irregular Practice & That You Will Go The Concerned Exchange With The Complaint.



Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde

Oh Thanks a million Savant Sir and Murtaza Sir,

But it seems that after executing my order they have debited total amount from my available margin. Anyway thanks a lot i will wait till 30 -Jul-2009 as per you said.:)
 

chaitanyagoa

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Hello Folks ...

Anybody tracking Reliance Communications:thumb:.....

Just wondering what will be the target for that?:rofl:

Thanks
 

asnavale

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Hie friends,

I too facing the same problem.

I have purchased BHARTI on 24-Jul-2009 and i can't believe it till today's date i am not able to view BHARTI stock in my DP/SR report, DP Balance, Receivable Balance, DP Margin Balance and Client Stock Account Balance. But i am able to view that stocks transaction in Transaction Reports. Where i have purchased ABAN and HEXATECH yesterday and today they are in my DP/SR report whereas BHARTI is no where?

I am too using Sharekhan Account, Please tell me what should i do?
Hi Raj,

See the snapshot below. In the circled portion in the right side bottom the ND (No Delivery) period is underlined. Therefore, you can not get the shares in your account during this period. Only after 30-07-09 they will be in your account.




-Anant
 
Thank you Anant, Savantji and Murtaza bhai.
Myself and many here learned that there is something called No Delivery period.

Thanks,
Sameer.
Hi Raj,

See the snapshot below. In the circled portion in the right side bottom the ND (No Delivery) period is underlined. Therefore, you can not get the shares in your account during this period. Only after 30-07-09 they will be in your account.

-Anant
 

asnavale

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Hi Anant,

Thanks for explaining bro. :)

Just wanted to know, do u follows trendlines to calculated this ?
I have seen your post in chapter -II thread there u says buy/sell signal generated what do u mean by signal generated i mean are you programmer and using any kind of software to generate those signals? If so then what is the logic (Is it trendlines or something else).

It is not compulsory to give reply to my questions as it might be your personal logic to calculate those signals. :)
Let me first thank all the following people for their kind words of appreciation:
mark_sas30, raj_hpking, cnbondre, and chitanyagoa.

Hi Raj,

CNB has almost explained on my behalf. Still I will put my version here for the benefit of all.

I am using AmiBroker and written a program (AFL) to generate the signals. I have selected a set of around 200 stocks and run the AFL on this set every evening after updating the quotes for the day. This AFL outputs the stock names which have satisfied a condition to signal a BUY or SELL. The condition is built into the AFL. Along with the Buy triggers the AFL also gives that day's Closing price, the Stop Loss and Expected Target price calculated according to the formula given earlier in this thread. After getting this output I visually see the charts of these triggered stocks just to verify that everything is ok. For example, when BHARTIARTL was split, I had not adjusted the data and I got the Sell signal for it. But after seeing the chart I realised the mistake and corrected it. I am testing this system by live paper trading. That means I actually place an order and get the actual purchase price during the market hours. But the order is a dummy and no real BUY/SELL action is taken. I do this to simulate the exact conditions which we face when we really do the trading.

This AFL is not a proprietary program nor it is going to patented or copy protected. Once I have the sufficient evidence that it does give good profitable results I will post it in this forum for all to use it and suggest modifications, corrections etc.

This AFL is not very complicated. I am making it so simple that even with an excel sheet or a simple calculator you can get the signals. A charting program like AmiBroker helps in filtering a large number of stocks. If you have just a few stocks you can use a spreadsheet. A few months EOD data is sufficient.

I request you just wait a little and go through the signals and follow up posted in Chapter II and have a feel of how it is performing. You can post your comments and questions here. I will try to answer to the best of my ability.

@CNB,

It is possible to program the trailing stop loss. What we require is to define the previous trough (low value). In AmiBroker you can do it with the function Trough(Array, Change, n=1)

Regards

-Anant
 

raj_hpking

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Let me first thank all the following people for their kind words of appreciation:
mark_sas30, raj_hpking, cnbondre, and chitanyagoa.

Hi Raj,

CNB has almost explained on my behalf. Still I will put my version here for the benefit of all.

I am using AmiBroker and written a program (AFL) to generate the signals. I have selected a set of around 200 stocks and run the AFL on this set every evening after updating the quotes for the day. This AFL outputs the stock names which have satisfied a condition to signal a BUY or SELL. The condition is built into the AFL. Along with the Buy triggers the AFL also gives that day's Closing price, the Stop Loss and Expected Target price calculated according to the formula given earlier in this thread. After getting this output I visually see the charts of these triggered stocks just to verify that everything is ok. For example, when BHARTIARTL was split, I had not adjusted the data and I got the Sell signal for it. But after seeing the chart I realised the mistake and corrected it. I am testing this system by live paper trading. That means I actually place an order and get the actual purchase price during the market hours. But the order is a dummy and no real BUY/SELL action is taken. I do this to simulate the exact conditions which we face when we really do the trading.

This AFL is not a proprietary program nor it is going to patented or copy protected. Once I have the sufficient evidence that it does give good profitable results I will post it in this forum for all to use it and suggest modifications, corrections etc.

This AFL is not very complicated. I am making it so simple that even with an excel sheet or a simple calculator you can get the signals. A charting program like AmiBroker helps in filtering a large number of stocks. If you have just a few stocks you can use a spreadsheet. A few months EOD data is sufficient.

I request you just wait a little and go through the signals and follow up posted in Chapter II and have a feel of how it is performing. You can post your comments and questions here. I will try to answer to the best of my ability.

@CNB,

It is possible to program the trailing stop loss. What we require is to define the previous trough (low value). In AmiBroker you can do it with the function Trough(Array, Change, n=1)

Regards

-Anant

Hie Anant, I don't have words to say, Really. U are doing great job.

You made me your Fan Anant.

U have explained this very wonderfully as usual (your style :clap:).
I must say one day you too will be a moderator of this thread.

I already trade using yours and Savant Sir's signal and they are awesome.

God will give you power to complete your work.
 

jace48

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d) If There Was Enough Balance In The Ledger For The Purchase Then The Shares If Delivered Should Be Released By 9.30 AM On The 3rd Day After Purchase & Same Should Be Reflected In Your Demat By Noon.

e) With Reference To Point 'd' If It Is Not Reflected On The 3rd Day After Purchase Then The Person Who Sold The Shares Has Defaulted On Delivery & There Will Be Auction Of The Same & You Should Benefit Atleast 15% From Your Purchase Because That Is The Minimum Penalty Levied To The Seller Of Which Buyer Is The Beneficiary.... There Is No Question Of Shares Being Credited On T+5.



I am trying to verify the above point in NSE website so far no success.
BTW I did come across another link

http://www.outlookmoney.com/scripts/IIH021C1.asp?sectionid=10&categoryid=3&articleid=548

From what I understand even if settlement did not happen on T+5 only then we are eligible for compensation
 
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