Re: The Fifth Recommendation
really love this one..... you are giving importance to a lots of basics... thats really nice...
really love this one..... you are giving importance to a lots of basics... thats really nice...
A stock from CNX 500 happened to make it to my portfolio today. Television Eighteen India Limited is my pick. Although markets are in a correction phase, this stock stands out. Fresh buying at this time is discouraged yet it is worth taking a chance. Target may take more time than expected thats why i name it Buy & Hold call. Patience pays BIG.
Scrip Name: TV-18
Action: Buy & Hold
Trigger: CMP (Current Market Price) 72-74.
Stop Loss: 71.05
Target: 79/ 82
Technical Statement:
1) Inverted Head & Shoulders pattern showed a breakout.
2) RSI is neither overbought nor oversold, stock has a chance to make a nice move.
3) Sudden increase in volume suggests new buying and positive news in the stock.
Trading Advice:
1) Usually in Inverted Head & Shoulders pattern we observe a throwback after the
breakout. In simple words stock suddenly comes down to the neckline (as indicated
in the image) & then again bounces back. In that case the stop loss can be taken out.
So you re-enter the stock again when the stock crosses the trigger price with the
same stop loss.
2) Stop Loss is must in this case. To know more about stop losses visit my Blog:
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3) Stock is likely to take more than expected time to achieve the Target. Set the Target
& Stop Loss limit orders and forget the stock. Let the market do the rest.
Scrip Name: TV-18
Action: Buy & Hold
Trigger: CMP (Current Market Price) 72-74.
Stop Loss: 71.05
Target: 79/ 82
Technical Statement:
1) Inverted Head & Shoulders pattern showed a breakout.
2) RSI is neither overbought nor oversold, stock has a chance to make a nice move.
3) Sudden increase in volume suggests new buying and positive news in the stock.
Trading Advice:
1) Usually in Inverted Head & Shoulders pattern we observe a throwback after the
breakout. In simple words stock suddenly comes down to the neckline (as indicated
in the image) & then again bounces back. In that case the stop loss can be taken out.
So you re-enter the stock again when the stock crosses the trigger price with the
same stop loss.
2) Stop Loss is must in this case. To know more about stop losses visit my Blog:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
3) Stock is likely to take more than expected time to achieve the Target. Set the Target
& Stop Loss limit orders and forget the stock. Let the market do the rest.