Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

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Yes DB, you have got it correctly. Thats the way one is supposed to allocate the capital to each scrip. Rest depends upon your risk appetite. From my personal experience I can vouch for this method, though initially it will seem like just 3/4/5? Why should I keep rest of the money idle? But then, you know market has its own mood swings and during those volatile period, this idle capital will help in adding/averaging while price is on its way up or down. As you go forward, you will be able to decide on your own about your risk propensity and number of shares to be purchased. Till then, take it slowly and things will work out just fine.

All the best...:)
Hi Talisman/Savant Sir,

As per my understanding once savant sir gives trigger, next day it goes in B.Hold list. So, does Savant sir again post the same trigger? What I mean to ask is whether the scrips from B.HOLD list are again given as trigger so that remaining allocation for that scrip can be invested?
 
Hi SM:

I know you know this but our other friends here who might be a little confused. This is only a go ahead from SEBI to the exchanges to leave it to the exchanges if they want to extend their trading hours as long as the trading hours stay between 9AM and 5PM.

Now, this obviously means more income for the exchanges. However, anecdotally as well as today's papers are talking about brokers'/dealers' resistance on it, I am not sure how soon this will come about if at all.

I personally believe what may happen is the start time may get pre-poned a bit to minimize SGX Nifty arbitrage but extension of closing time is doubtful. 24X7, forget it. So, we'll still have Savant to squeeze in those answers during off-market & pre-forex trading if he choses to do so.

Kumar

:eek: Market Timings extended for Derivatives segment!!!! :eek:

http://www.sebi.gov.in/circulars/2009/dnpdcir47.pdf

Aise hi neend nahi aati hai sabko, ab to SG ko jo 3 hrs milte the hame reply ke liye (off market hours and before his forex starts) woh bhi ye SEBI waale kha jaayenge :(

Next is what ... 24x7 ...
 

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Re: Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On - Chapter II

'JAI BABA'

For Short Term Investors (For 26/10/2009)


1) BUY PNB (CMP 909.30) @ 909.30
Quantity 3 Shares
Stop Loss 842.95
First Target 975.65

2) BUY JAYSREETEA (CMP 315.95) @ 321.20
Quantity 7 Shares
Stop Loss 302.10
First Target 349.75

3) BUY PATNI (CMP 454.30) @ 458.00
Quantity 5 Shares
Stop Loss 423.95
First Target 492.05

4) BUY MASTEK (CMP 295.70) @ 299.95
Quantity 5 Shares
Stop Loss 265.50
First Target 334.55

5) BUY JUBILANT (CMP 237.35) @ 247.95
Quantity 5 Shares
Stop Loss 209.95
First Target 286.05




Quantity Of Share To BUY Is Position Sized For Rs.20000 Available For Each Scrip
(Adjust Qty. Depending On Your Availability)


Happy & Safe Investing

SavantGarde
Sir,

Some typo in case of PNB? CMP should have been 865.30?

Regards,
 
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