Mr.Kumar,
Would it be correct to say that all the decisions are taken after a level is reached, nothing is predecided.
We donot know at what juncture would we be asked to book profits, at what level we have to take a hedge position and what that hedge position would be?
We shall have to wait for your REAL TIME guidance to take these actions!!
Regards
Dear RKKarnani,
Sorry for having reacted again (it will take time to apreciate your questions as being questions rather than a war as i have got conditioned to your earlier posts. My apologies again)
With respect to what is the level to hedge and what the hedge position would be....
I think intraday movements should normally be ignored.. Of course some of them may be opportunities and it would be foolish to ignore those....or for that matter a development during market hours (adverse or favourable) that may lead to change in patterns may have to be reacted to.
Other than that, intraday movements are to be firmly ignored. On days when the market falls sharply and unusually, there may be occassions that i may tell my friends to switch off their terminals as watching the falling prices may make them take a decision in panic.
I think all decisions , whether taken during market hours or otherwise should be well thought of and not impulsive (impulsive decisions are often wrong).
Secondly, i believe, that the market movers want us to be impulsive. So do the brokers. My broker (RM) used to call me every time nifty would change 15-20 points with the news that market is going down or going up. I told him not to do so, but he persisted, till i threatened to switch to a new broker. It is very important not to be distracted by NOISE but to see the broad market patterns.
This does not in any way mean that i am perfect and do not take impulsive decisions. As and when i do, i regret most of those, and continually try to reduce such errors.
Last but not the least, yes due to the above, hedge levels depend on closing figures ( with exceptions such as the unexpected CRR hike), . The hedge instrument depends upon market patterns, likely market moves, as well as how fast the market would move. In addition available finances may put a constraint on the hedge instrument to be used.
So there is no single answer on hedge.
Finally, if everything was so simple, everybody would be making money, isn't it?. Secondary market is all about transfer of wealth. So the system survives by a few knowlegeable persons making money at the expense of the larger population. Of course to keep the interest of the larger poplulation alive, they must win once in a while, just like in gambling. So you have to be knowledgeable and very discilined in order to survive.
Hope you keep on posting..
with best wishes,
Gaurav Kumar