Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

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cnbondre

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looks like going forward we have to be software programmers also apart from being traders..
most of the softwares need a good hand the programming logic!!
Hi,

nawatrader,

Your are right and programming language changes with software to software for appliying the logic!

So add one more thing you need to learn Programming Language of that software!!!:)

CNB
 

SavantGarde

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Hi Anmol,

Out Of All That You Have...

50 4600 PE LONG @ 115 Is Perhaps The Only One Which Has Closed @258.35
To Square Off, Incase Of Gap Down First Thing In The Morning.

And Another One Is....

200 4800 CE SHORT @ 40.00 Which Has Closed @ 10.20 To BUY If You See 2.00-4.00 Bucks & Perhaps SHORT It Again On Rise Or Leave It Squared Off

Rest Leave It As It Is For Tomorrow


Happy & Safer Trading

SavantGarde

Hi SG,

I am holding the following:
100 4000 PE short @ 25.5
700 4200 PE short @ 50
50 4600 PE long @ 115
150 4400 CE long @ 124
100 4600 CE long @ 63
200 4800 CE short @ 40
As of today, the position is generating a profit of approx Rs. 7000. The overall delta of the position is +250. Please advise how to protect my profit as looking at the US index futures, tomorrow another fall is expected.

Regards
ANMOL
 

enygma

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Potential List For Tomorrow ...

While my mentor works on his list, just wanted to highlight a few stocks that I would be watching tomorrow, especially if there is a further gap down.

Just to clarify, watching to accumulate on the long side for a positional play (for more than a few days)
This is a bunch of stocks where bullish crossover is still in place and they pierced the lower BB on a EOD charts or they were showing strength today as well.

ACC
AMBUJACEM
APTECHT
BALAJITELE
CANBK
CENTURYTEX
CONCOR
EDUCOMP
GNFC
HDFC
HEROHONDA
HINDOILEXP
IOC
ITC
JPASSOCIAT
NEYVELILIG
NOIDATOLL
PFC
POWERGRID
PTC
RELIANCE
RELINFRA
RENUKA
SIEMENS
STER


Regards,
Enygma.
Guys,

This Is For Those Who Are Still Trading On Margin....I Have Mentioned This Before, It Is An Extremely Bad Habit, Sooner You Stop Better It Will Be For Long Term.

Anyways, It Is Also Suggested To Use This Downside To Get Into Good Quality Stocks For Those Who Still Haven't Made An Entry.

For Those Who Have Asked About Which Stocks To Enter, Will Have A Look & Post Something For Them Individually.

Hopefully When The Realisation Dawns, Our Markets Will Also Decouple From Chinese & Perhaps Other Asian Markets.


Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde
 
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bunny

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I would say rather not.

If you see today's volume(I track IFCI, SUZLON, UNITECH) the fall seems out of proportion as compared to volumes. Volumes have not increased(except: SUZLON) but the fall is more than in proportion.

Perhaps the operators used the "China fall" as a window of opportunity to get prices to the levels from where they started absorbing.

So Friends what do you say shall we go for a bulk Short 2moro...:thumb:
Bias is for a positive open with a "Dead Cat Bounce" and even some more upside.
Then we can go for Bulk Short
BUT THEN AGAIN
Nowadays, for intraday and margin players, its one-on-one, one day at a time.
So be careful ......
 

bunny

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If you observe, even after 2 times of mark-down, the volume still did not increase!
The first mark-down was at opening, 300 pts down within first 5 mins, and the next that came in afternoon, about 600 pts down. Inspite of 2 attempts to shake-out, the volume did not increase to above the volume of the last 2 sessions. This seems a positive indication to the "smart money" that supply has been removed and it can markup the prices with ease without worrying about someone selling into their buying.
 

enygma

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Bunny,

You make a very strong point. Hardly 3 or 4 stocks out of the 30 odd that I track for positional play showed any volume increase. In some of those, volumes were only 70% of the previous day.

Having said that, smart money may still continue to stay out if the global trend is bad.

Regards,
Enygma.

I would say rather not.

If you see today's volume(I track IFCI, SUZLON, UNITECH) the fall seems out of proportion as compared to volumes. Volumes have not increased(except: SUZLON) but the fall is more than in proportion.

Perhaps the operators used the "China fall" as a window of opportunity to get prices to the levels from where they started absorbing.
 

lazytrader

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China is down almost 20% from it's highs. It might have spooked big funds. Having made 2-3 times money in the recent rally they might decide to take some profits I feel. Many say since China was the first to rally this drop might be a precursor from things to come.

What do you say Savantji?
 

SavantGarde

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Hi LT,

It May Not Have Much Downside Perhaps Another 6-10% To Get The Weak Hands Out Of The System....

Unless There Are Some Big Funds Who Are Booking Profits To Be Deployed Elsewhere In The World.

Let's See How It Plays Out.... Difficult To Say Much...Considering We Aren't Looking At Their Stocks Individually Or Even Their Markets On The Daily Chart


Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde

China is down almost 20% from it's highs. It might have spooked big funds. Having made 2-3 times money in the recent rally they might decide to take some profits I feel. Many say since China was the first to rally this drop might be a precursor from things to come.

What do you say Savantji?
 
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