Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

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MurAtt

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Aaj thoda free time mila so socha thoda padh le kaun kya bolta hai aur rizuk ke ek-do msg padh lenge to neend achchi aa jaayegi :D

Me at Kolkata so early night and early morning :D

Chal going off to sleep now, hv to wake up at 2.30am for Sehri :)

Kal maybe ek jhatka upar - just maybe baaki sab Uncle Sam ke upar hai, apna case to gap down ka hai but u never know with Nifty and SM playing Nifty :D
 

talisman

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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
Chaitanya, Aah..me too joining the party..same rate as of yours..tried playing around today in hope of reducing some loss..lost even more...;)

Kismet ki khoobi dekhiye tooti kaha kamand...
do-chaar haath jab ki la-be baam reh gaye....Lolz...

Well, tomorrow is another day..

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MurAtt

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I was out of calls i.e. 4700CE bot 1@180, bot 2nd at 124. Sold one at 174 and second at 121, so basically a small loss of 9+brokerage on both.
Then got into Straddle of 4700, bot put when 4640 and call when at 4610, at cost of 300. Today out of calls at 100, holding the puts.
Another 50pts down and I'll put trailing SLs. Mkts seem weak but no telling abt Auntie Nifty :D
 

talisman

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I was out of calls i.e. 4700CE bot 1@180, bot 2nd at 124. Sold one at 174 and second at 121, so basically a small loss of 9+brokerage on both.
Then got into Straddle of 4700, bot put when 4640 and call when at 4610, at cost of 300. Today out of calls at 100, holding the puts.
Another 50pts down and I'll put trailing SLs. Mkts seem weak but no telling abt Auntie Nifty :D
Ahan, SM bhai,

I think, experience and quick decision making ability is quite important rather than just waiting and guessing about nifty movement. I guess, I have yet to develop this ability. :p
Koi na, Tab tak aap maze le lo...
 

enygma

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Talisman,

As you said tomorrow is another day !!
Watch the movement of NF or Nifty Spot regularly intraday in a 10 min or 15 min TimeFrame. Over a period of time, you will develop the eye for certain patterns and also to recognize when it is not moving. Today for example, the early morning sharp fall was a chance to buy the call and when it spend more than 2 hrs struggling to break 4640 on the spot and then start to slide, there was a chance to buy the put.

Watch the intraday graphs as they happen, even if you are not looking at them every second - that is the best teacher !!

Regards,
Enygma.

Ahan, SM bhai,

I think, experience and quick decision making ability is quite important rather than just waiting and guessing about nifty movement. I guess, I have yet to develop this ability. :p
Koi na, Tab tak aap maze le lo...
 
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talisman

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Talisman,

As you said tomorrow is another day !!
Watch the movement of NF or Nifty Spot regularly intraday in a 10 min or 15 min TimeFrame. Over a period of time, you will develop the eye for certain patterns and also to recognize when it is not moving. Today for example, the early morning sharp fall was a chance to buy the call and when it spend more than 2 hrs struggling to break 4640 on the spot and then start to slide, there was a chance to buy the put.

Watch the intraday graphs as they happen, even if you are not looking at them every second - that is the best teacher !!

Regards,
Enygma.
Hi Engyma,
As always, thnks to you for your time.
Actually quite a few times it has been recommended not to take any action till 10.10. Thats where I missed the trick today. Blame it on some luck that i earlier had when quite a few times I got a script and it moved intraday. So, thats one thing I need to develop.

Secondly, throughout the day, I mean till 2.30, I was on screen watching movement but as you said I should have noticed that it was struggling to go above 4640. In stead of thinking that it indicated downward bias, I thought It was trying to break above the resitance zone. Europe was mild, Asia was good so I based my anticipation on that factor. That was the second mistake.

As said by you I took a 4500 PE which I later squared off and that resulted in a small loss of 500 bucks because I had also taken another 4700 CE earlier. without 4500 PE, loss would have been great.

The die-hard bull tendency based on false sense of optimism fails to match up with practical aspect. The only pinching point is I had made a substantial profit of 20 percent based on Savant ji's triggers in last two months on a small amount of 35k. And in one shot, the entire profit seemed to vanishing away. More than the greed it was desire of venturing into unchartered territory that cost me dear.

One last thing is I use ODIN and it does not really support chart thing. So...anyways..

Thanks a lot for all the support.

Regards,
 

SavantGarde

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Hi Prabhan,

You May Come Across Terms Such As

DMA (Daily Moving Average) Which Is Same As MA & SMA Only Thing That Implies By 'D' Means It Is A Daily Chart

SMA & MA Both Are Same Just That MA Is Used More As Colloquial.

EMA...Has Already Been Explained To You By SM, Kumar & Rangarajan.

My Suggestion Would Be Experiment With Both & Then Decide Which One You Are Comfortable With.

You Can Do Both, Long & Short Depending On The Crossovers.

Also Try Candlestick Instead Of Line On The Chart To See If It Makes More Sense & Easy On Your Eyes.


Happy & Safer Investing

SavantGarde

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
 
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