Buy for Tomarrow TATAMOTORS in Futures Having Lot 850 Above 655 For a Target of 673 to 685 Keeping Stop Loss @ 640
Buy ORCHIDCHEM in Futures Having Lot 2100 Above 193 For a Target of 196 to 199 Keeping Stop Loss @ 188
Our Recommendation JSWSTEEL FUTURE (Posted at : 10:10 AM) given @ 980 , 2nd Target 1000 achieved Enjoy!
Delivery Buy IDEA Above 51 For a Target of 55 to 62 Keeping Stop Loss @ 48 (1 Week Target).Buy SUZLON Above 77 For a Target of 86-95 Keeping Stop Loss @ 73(10 Days Target)
Delivery Buy RENUKA Above 226 For a Target of 235-245 Keeping Stop Loss @ 220 (1 Week Target)
Keep Hold on HINDALCO & HDIL ( Thursday, November 26, 2009 ) Recomendations for the respective targets
Buy JSWSTEEL in Futures Having Lot 412 Above 980 For a Target of 990 to 1000 Keeping Stop Loss @ 966
Buy VOLTAS in Futures Having Lot 2700 Above 173 For a Target of 179 to 185 Keeping Stop Loss @ 169
Nifty Trend is 4917,one should go long if NIFTY stays above the trend.Nifty Resistance at 5028 & 5116.Go short if nifty trades below 4830 (first area of support) and keeping 4632 as target on the shorter side.
Buy HDIL in Futures Having Lot 774 Above 325 For a Target of 330 to 335 Keeping Stop Loss @ 319
Buy ACC in Futures Having Lot 376 Above 814 For a Target of 822 to 830 Keeping Stop Loss @ 802
Buy HINDZINC in Futures Having Lot 500 Above 1187 For a Target of 1217 to 1247 Keeping Stop Loss @ 1139 (52 Week High 1199)
Delivery Buy EKC (for 3-5 Days) Above 150 For a Target of 162 to 168 Keeping Stop Loss @ 148
Buy HINDALCO in Futures Having Lot 3518 Above 138 For a Target of 141 to 142 Keeping Stop Loss @ 136
Buy WELGUJ FUTURES LOT 1600 above 278 for a Target of 282-285 keeping Stoploss @ 274
Delivery Buy (5-10 Days) BALRAMCHIN above 137 for a Target of 150-160 Keeping Stoploss @ 130
Buy BPCL FUTURE LOT 550 above 552 For a Target of 556-558 Keeping Stoploss @ 549
NIFTY TREND 5085 RES1: 5117 SUP1: 5058 RES2: 5144 SUP2: 4999
BAJAJHIND FUTURE Target Achieved ( Call Given @ 207 , second target of 212 achieved)
Buy BAJAJHIND FUTURE LOT 1425 @ CMP 207 For a Target of 210-212 Keeping Stop loss @ 204
NIFTY Trend 5089 Res 1: 5127 , Res2 5150 , Sup1 5066 & Sup2 5005
The term "technical analysis" is a complicated sounding name for a very basic approach to investing. Simply put, technical analysis is the study of prices, with charts being the primary tool.The roots of modern-day technical analysis stem from the Dow Theory,developed around 1900 by Charles Dow. Stemming either directly or indirectly from the Dow Theory, these roots include such principles as the trending nature of prices, prices discounting all known information, confirmation and divergence,volume mirroring changes in price, and support/resistance. And of course, the widely followed Dow Jones Industrial Average is a direct offspring of the Dow Theory.Charles Dow's contribution to modern-day technical analysis cannot be understated. His focus on the basics of security price movement gave rise to a completely new method of analyzing the markets.
Many aspire to this but few succeed.An amature looks at a quote screen and sees millions of Rupees sparkle in front of his face.He reaches for the money and loses.He reaches again and loses more.Traders lose because the game is hard,or out of ignorance,or lack of discipline.If any of these ail you then this website is for you.
Successful trading stands on three pillars:
- Attitude or Psychology
- Market Analysis and trading systems
- Money Management.
Our Trading Strategies newsletters will help you explore all the three
You can be Free.you can live and work anywhere in the world.You can be independent from routine and not answer to anybody.This is the life of a sucessful trader.Although financial rewards are important, successful traders believe other benefits of the job are just as important.Like excitement about what the day will bring ,Immediate feedback,Competitive nature of the job (self and market) ,Unlimited financial rewards .
If you want to be a full-time trader? Are you ready to give up all the perks of your other job for the thrills of watching the market like a hawk and reaping huge rewards for it? You'd better have discipline, nerves of steel, and a positive attitude.
Why are you getting into day trading? Skillful people turn to trading as a way of capturing the high Fortunes. If you're going to trade for a living, you have to have the orderliness to take it determinedly.
The volatility is what excites many people and keeps them coming back for more.
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Be smart and Start Small even if you have a lot of money. It helps to have a lot of money to throw around to really evoke started in Trading for a living. As exciting as it sounds, don't dive in cold and set off throwing around considerable sums of money. You could walk away blooming, or you could yield thousands that you don't have. Set off small, find out for yourself which information sources you can trust, and go from there
To be victorious, you ahould always method your trade and trade your scheme. On no occasion digress from your policy. Pre-find both your risk and gain prior to each trade. Doing this will ensure that you minimize your losses and be competent to take some profits from the market.
Day trading is an altogether undependable profession so it is formidable to only trade with risk capital and be acquainted with all the tricks of the trade before you ascertain involved.
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Although trading is a higly risky business, it could lead to huge profits if done correctly. Before you get started make sure to get the proper education and simulated trading. Doing this will great improve your chances of success. Remember though that you will not get rich over night as suggested by most of the hypes out there. However, you can systematically achieve cosistent success by following some basic day trading principles.
Stock trading provides the following different types of stock trading orders investors can use to help manage their portfolio.
- Market orders guarantee execution but not price.
- Limit orders guarantee price but not execution.
- All-or-none orders are only executed if the broker has enough shares, as a block, to fill your order in a single transaction.
- A stop order automatically converts to a market order when a predetermined price (the stop price) is reached. A stop loss order, on the other hand, automatically converts to a limit order when the stop price is reached.
- When you sell short, your potential losses are theoretically unlimited.
- Day orders expire at the end of a trading day. Good-till-cancelled orders stay on the books until they are completely filled, cancelled, or sixty calendar days have passed.
- Due to the lower level of liquidity, extended hours orders are subject to far greater volatility than those placed during the regular market day.
- Trailing stop orders can be used to lock-in profits while potentially benefiting from the increased rise in stock price.
- Bracketed orders are the same as trailing stop orders, except that they require an upper limit trigger price which, when reached, results in the stock being sold.
When you buy a share of stock, you are buying a piece of a company. Imagine that ABC Company, a fictional business, has sales of Rs 10,000,000/- and net income of Rs 1,000,000/-
To raise money for expansion, the company’s founders approached a underwriting firm (an investment banker) and had them sell stock to the public. They might have said, “Okay, we don’t think your growth rate is great so we are going to price this so that future investors will earn 9% on their investment plus whatever growth you generate … that works out to around Rs 11,000,000 + value for the whole company "(Rs 11 million divided by Rs 1 million net income = 9% return on initial investment.)” Now, we’re going to assume that the founders sold out completely instead of issuing stock to the public (for an explanation of the difference
The underwriters may say, “You know, we want the stock to sell for Rs 25 per share because that seems affordable so we are going to cut the company into 440,000 pieces, or shares of stock (440,000 shares x Rs 25/- = Rs 11,000,000/-) That means that each “piece” or share of stock is entitled to Rs 2.72/- of the profit (Rs 1,000,000 profit ÷ 440,000 shares outstanding = Rs 2.72/- per share.)
This figure is known as Basic EPS (short for earnings per share.) In other words, when you buy a share of ABC Company, you are buying the right to your pro-rata profits. Were you to acquire 100 shares for Rs 2,500/- you would be buying Rs 272/- in annual profit plus whatever future growth (or losses) the company generated. If you thought that a new management could cause fudge sales to explode so that your pro-rata profits would be 5x higher in a few years, then this would be an extremely attractive investment.
Liquidity refers to how quickly and cheaply an asset can be converted into cash. Money (in the form of cash) is the most liquid asset. Assets that generally can only be sold after a long exhaustive search for a buyer are known as illiquid.
Setting goals is an important part of investing success; however, you may find some goals in conflict with others and in conflict with your lifestyle.
When you set investing goals, you establish not only an end, but also a time frame for the investment. This tells you what type of investment is appropriate for each goal.
For example, some people may have two major goals:
- A college education for the children
- A comfortable retirement for themselves
In the long run, the stock market offers your best chance for accumulating a comfortable nest egg for retirement, but it is not without its risks.
Given the concern about Social Security, this statement, which you will hear from many different sources, needs some explanation and qualification.
First, it is historically accurate that, the stock market (defined as a broadly diversified portfolio of common stocks) has averaged about a 10 percent return. There is no 20-year period when this portfolio has lost money.
Investing is the proactive use of your money to make more money or, to say it another way, it is your money working for you.
Investing is different from saving. Saving is a passive activity, even though it uses the same principle of compounding. Saving is more focused on safety of principal (the amount you start out with) and less concerned with return.
Your focus in investing is on return and can run the spectrum from conservative to very aggressive in terms of risk. One way you measure results is by the expected return weighed against the anticipated risks.
Risk is part of investing. It is the price you pay for a potential reward. The greater the risk, the greater the potential reward should be.
Every investor needs to find the level of risk that is comfortable, but is enough of a reach to achieve their goals.
Investors need to correctly identify the risk of a particular stock so they can determine if the potential reward is worth the chance of loss.
Without any risk, investments often return very little. So the trade off is safety and low return or risk and potentially higher returns.
For actively traded stocks, the price is set by supply and demand. If there are more buyers than sellers for a particular stock, the price will rise.
If there are more sellers than buyers, the price will fall.
Economic, political, or natural disaster events may influence whether there will be more buyers or sellers for a particular stock. If the events are significant, they may affect the entire market and move it up or down.
There are two types of stock:
- Common
- Preferred
Preferred stock usually has no voting rights, but is first in line for dividends and first call on assets if the company is dissolved. Investors buy preferred stock for the dividend income
A stock represents a unit of ownership in a company. Most of the stock bought on the open market is "common" stock and carries the right to vote on important matters of the corporation including who serves on the board of directors.
If the company distributes profits, stockholders normally receive them in the form of dividends.
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