Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

[kum2305]

Hi Prabhanshu:

EMA gives higher weightage to more recent prices as some experts believe recent price behavior shd have a higher weight compared to dated price behavior. So, for the last 10 day moving average, day 9 will have a higher weight than day 8 & so on. You can search the net or ask experts here for the formula...

Kumar

Hi All Seniors,
Today for the first time I was observing SMA 20-50 crossover strategy.
1 query: when 20ma crosses over to the upside Of The 50ma, then one should go long. Query is when 20ma crosses over to the downside Of The 50ma, then one should go short??
Also, how SMA/EMA is different from each other. Also, please clarify whether by saying MA means same as SMA??

Regds,
Prabhanshu

 

[chaitanyagoa]

Savant Sir,

I have bought the 2 lots of 4700 CE for 131.95 now the CMP is 100... can anyone tell me how much exactly am I loosing...

what happens if I square off now... at 100.. how much do I loose... I dunno anything abt options...


I havent done any trade till now.. coz I dunno what/how much MTM I need to hold on to the position...

BTW where can I learn abt options...

Hey Izzner,

I am in the same boat as U are:annoyed:. I have bought the 4700 CE at 171 and now the current price is 88:rofl:. Cant do anything other than laugh
lol:rofl:

Thanks

 

[Prabhan]

EMA is basically MA of the SMA!!!!

So its much more smoother. And yes, MA and SMA are same.

EMA = Exponential Moving Average
SMA = Simple Moving Average

EMA gives higher weightage to more recent prices as some experts believe recent price behavior shd have a higher weight compared to dated price behavior. So, for the last 10 day moving average, day 9 will have a higher weight than day 8 & so on. You can search the net or ask experts here for the formula...

Thanks SM / Kumar,
please tell me also that should we go SHORT, when 20ma crosses over to the downside Of The 50ma??? As from the chart I can see that when this scenario occured, there was sharp decline in Nifty..

 

[spiritunit]

Taking long positions in options in this choppy market is very risky, it will quickly turn to big losses, even enough confident on swing trading, its better to take profits on intraday itself with tight stop loss and make fresh positions on next day where market moves either side..

 

[chaitanyagoa]

Hello Anant,

Can you provide me with your email ID?

Thanks

 

[kum2305]

Hi Savant:

I am kinda stuck in one lot of GVK from 49.05 - chart attached for your viewing.

What would you suggest at this point?

Kumar

 

[asnavale]

Hello Anant,

Can you provide me with your email ID?

Thanks

Hi Chaitanya,

You can reach me at hotmail with the id: asnavale

Regards

-Anant

 

[rangarajan]

Hi Prabhanshu:

EMA gives higher weightage to more recent prices as some experts believe recent price behavior shd have a higher weight compared to dated price behavior. So, for the last 10 day moving average, day 9 will have a higher weight than day 8 & so on. You can search the net or ask experts here for the formula...

Kumar

Correct. Any moving average,is a lagging indicator. so,to make it more meaningful, some prefer EMA.

ranga

 

[MurAtt]

Thanks SM / Kumar,
please tell me also that should we go SHORT, when 20ma crosses over to the downside Of The 50ma??? As from the chart I can see that when this scenario occured, there was sharp decline in Nifty..

Yes you can go short on 50x20 crossover but take confirmation from other indicators too coz just the EMA x-over may not necessarily work individually all by itself, especially with Nifty Auntie as she has a mind of her own and is a staunch disbeliever of fixed systems and rules

 

[hills_5000]

SM bhai,

How come up and about at this time ?.. normally dont see you here so late....

So whts ur take on tommorow ?

regards

PS.. where are you based?

Yes you can go short on 50x20 crossover but take confirmation from other indicators too coz just the EMA x-over may not necessarily work individually all by itself, especially with Nifty Auntie as she has a mind of her own and is a staunch disbeliever of fixed systems and rules