Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

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SavantGarde

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Hmmm...Let Me Tell You It Is Not Going To Touch Your Target For Quite Sometime....I Am Aware That It Happens To be part Of The Portfolio Of Many Big Funds...& They Are Stuck.....That Is Why This Constant Bombardment Of News About Orders & Such Are Happening....There Are Hundreds Of Stocks That Will Perform Manifolds Better With Good Fundamentals To Support.........
Perhaps You Are From One Of The Fund Houses Looking For Exit....& Hence The Post....What Separates TJ From Others Are That Friends Here Are Smarter & Can See Through Such Ploy & Will Not Fall Prey To It.

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Suzlon seems to be lagging behind seems like traders are more cautious about thier postion and sensex. If stock seems to remain above 80.70 with good volumes then a target price of 94.37 in a near time and also if sensex performed well too, and if stock break anyone who is intersted in buying can arround 72.87 with stoploss of 71.00 Happy trading..............
 

AlokTewari

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Isliye main dur bhaagta hoon BNF se ... aur kuch log use GF bana diya
True. Banknifty has been a hard nut to crack so far for me as well. It always seems to go in opposite direction of trade that too inspite of knowing Pivotal point, Supports & Resistances. It invariably hits SL. Maybe I should have very deep SL because of its wild movements but that will make risk reward unfavourable.

Cheers !!!
 

hills_5000

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Hi Alok,

You will find it more rewarding if you can AFFORD to NOT keep a stop loss on BNF . I have noticed lately that in sideways markets stop loss hunting is the game played by SM.

regards

True. Banknifty has been a hard nut to crack so far for me as well. It always seems to go in opposite direction of trade that too inspite of knowing Pivotal point, Supports & Resistances. It invariably hits SL. Maybe I should have very deep SL because of its wild movements but that will make risk reward unfavourable.

Cheers !!!
 

hills_5000

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Range bound you will know by the BNF pivots posted by Savant everyday.. this will also be supported by the NFTY pivots about which the market oscillates.

Quoting Savant / Enygma , it's game played by the biggies to weed out the weak hands. So herein comes your ability to withstand M2M losses, MM plus risk appetite, all in proportions acceptable to YOU

If you dont keep SL, how would you minimise loss?
And how not keeping SL you can make sure its a range bound market?
 
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aditya14

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Range bound you will know by the BNF pivots posted by Savant everyday.. this will also be supported by the NFTY pivots about which the market oscillates.

Quoting Savant / Enygma , it's game played by the biggies to weed out the weak hands. So herein comes your ability to withstand M2M losses, MM plus risk appetite, all in proportions acceptable to YOU

Ya Stop loss will get triggered pretty quickly in BNF.Its like a T-20 match though when u see MTM -5000 to +2000(1 lot mind you) in a matter of minutes.

I feel its a very tough pitch though i got lucky till now and a tsunami is waiting so i`ll stay out and study some more technicals and see if that works.

But 1 point is that if u even semi time the market sentiment then you will make big money and its a question of holding your nerve when losses mount and also when profits mount.Its tough i agree.
 

lazytrader

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....but a Stochastic crossover at BOTTOM (approx.10) is a good
indication of BULL market.In case of Bearish market ,the fall is RAPID,
better to avoid stochastic or take help of another indicator like RSI.
Can't say that coz it depends on the period. After trying hard to get the right period I have given up on overbought/oversold type indicators altogether. :(
 

lazytrader

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I think you cannot short stocks (i.e. cash segment) beyond one sessions. You may short stock futures though.
I think it would depend on the broker as long as SEBI approves it. Is is not allowed by the regulator?
 
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