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Wednesday, March 11, 2020

NIFTY OUTLOOK & OPTION CALL PUT TIPS FOR 12 MARCH 2020


After a gap down opening market shown a quick recovery from the lows and closed flattish. The Sensex ended at 35697, up 62 points while Nifty ended just 7 points higher at 10458 levels. Global impact of coronavirus which is still spreading at high rate in countries other than China and collapse of oil prices are having a catastrophic effect. Rate cuts and stimulus measures are not working at the time being. Even though risk concerns continue to remain elevated, inflow into domestic equity mutual fund surged to highest level in 11 months indicating investor confidence on a long-term perspective. Going ahead rate sensitive stocks are likely to remain focused as consensus estimate show CPI inflation for the month of February eased to 6.80 per cent. But market expects RBI to cut rate in the next policy.

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

RULES TO TRADE IN FUTURE

1.Stay out of trouble, your first loss is your smallest loss.
       2.Analyze your losses.
       3.Survive! In futures trading, the ones who stay around long enough to be there when those "Big Moves" come along are often successful. 
4.If you are just getting into the markets, be a small trader for at least a year, and then analyze your good trades and your bad ones.
5A speculator should have enough excess margins in his account to provide staying power so that he can participate in big moves.
6.Take windfall profits (profits that have no sound reasons for occurring).
7.Periodically redefine the kind of capital you have in the markets.
8.Do not use the markets to feed your need for excitement.
9.Always use Stop Loss
10.Intraday trading should be done without any ego.
Flexibility and discipline are key for a successful trader.
11.Do not be afraid to be a sheep.Do not overtrade.
        12.Take a position only when you know your profit goal and know when to stop if the market goes against you.
         13.Use technical signals (charts) to maintain discipline - a vast majority of traders are not emotionally equipped to stay disciplined without some technical tools

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Wednesday, October 31, 2012

FUTURE OPTION TIPS FOR 31-10-12

BUY STER FUTURE ABOVE 100.5 TG 101.90,102.7 SL 99.10
BUY RELINFRA 500 PUT ABOVE 14.4 TG 24.5,32.7 SL 6.8
NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR TOMORROW
Being quite volatile session today Nifty managed some recovery from 3 week low.Nifty gave away almost the entire intraday gains in mid-morning trade. Markets alternately swung between positive and negative terrain in early afternoon trade

Monday, October 15, 2012

FUTURE OPTION CALLS FOR 16 OCT 2012

Sell SAIL Future below 85.7 TG 83.9,81.2 SL 88
Buy Hindalco Future above 120.5 TG 121.90,123.3 SL118.2
Buy SBIN 2300 call @ 36 TG 49,62 SL 21
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

NIFTY TIPS FOR 14 JUN 2012


The S&P CNX Nifty jumped 61.80 points to settle at 5,115.90, its highest closing level since 3 May 2012. The index hit a high of 5,128.90 in intraday trade. The index hit a low of 5,015.15 in intraday trade, its lowest level since 8 June 2012.

Today's consolidation seemed to be an indication that the market priced in rate cut hopes.

 The market is keenly waiting for inflation data for May that will be announced tomorrow; Inflation after a flat industrial output for April will be key factors for the Reserve Bank of India while taking decision on monetary easing. Strong expectations have been building up since last month that the central bank may cut repo rate or cash reserve ratio by 50 basis points to give a boost to sluggish economic growth.

Thursday, June 7, 2012

NIFTY TIPS FOR 8 JUN 2012



It was a follow-up rally of nifty on Thursday led by banks, oil & gas, capital goods, auto and metals stocks. Benchmarks rallied more than 1% on Thursday and over 4% in the week so far.
 The S&P CNX Nifty rose 52.55 points  to 5049,its highest closing level since 7 may 2012. The index hit a high of 5059 and low of 5007 in intraday trade.
We expect the current momentum in the index to continue as the majority of stocks is deeply oversold and a sharp technical pullback on the short covering was pretty much on the cards.

Friday, May 18, 2012

TRADING TIPS FOR BEGININERS


Day Trading Strategies For Beginners
Day Trading Strategies For Beginners
When people use the term "day trading", they mean the act of buying and selling a stock within the same day. Day traders seek to make profits by leveraging large amounts of capital to take advantage of small price movements in highly liquid stocks or indexes. Here we look at some common day trading strategies that can be used by retail traders.

Entry Strategies

Certain stocks are ideal candidates for day trading. A typical day trader looks for two things in a stock: liquidity and volatility. Liquidity allows you to enter and exit a stock at a good price (i.e. tight
spreads and low slippage). Volatility is simply a measure of the expected daily price range - the range in which a day trader operates. More volatility means greater profit or loss. (To learn more, see Day Trading: An Introduction or Forex Trading Walkthrough.)

Once you know what kinds of stocks you are looking for, you need to learn how to identify possible entry points. There are three tools you can use to do this:
Intraday Candlestick Charts - Candles provide a raw analysis of price action.
Level II Quotes/ECN - Level II and ECN provide a look at orders as they happen.
Real-Time News Service - News moves stocks. This tells you when news comes out.
We will look at the intraday candlestick charts and focus on the following three factors:
Candlestick Patterns - Engulfings and dojis
Technical Analysis - Trendlines and triangles
Volume - Increasing or decreasing volume
There are many candlestick setups that we can look for to find an entry point. If properly used, the doji reversal pattern 
First, we look for a volume spike, which will show us whether traders are supporting the price at this level. Note that this can be either on the doji candle, or on the candles immediately following it.
Second, we look for prior support at this price level. For example, the prior low of day (LOD) or high of day (HOD).
Finally, we look at the Level II situation, which will show us all the open orders and order sizes.
If we follow these three steps, we can determine whether the doji is likely to produce an actual turnaround, and we can take a position if the conditions are favorable. Typically, entry points are found using a combination of these three tools.

Finding a Target
Identifying a price target will depend largely on your trading style. Here is a brief overview of some common day trading strategies:
Strategy
Description
Scalping
Scalping is one of the most popular strategies, which involves selling almost immediately after a trade becomes profitable. Here the price target is obviously just after profitability is attained.
Fading
Fading involves shorting stocks after rapid moves upwards. This is based on the assumption that (1) they are overbought, (2) early buyers are ready to begin taking profits and (3) existing buyers may be scared out. Although risky, this strategy can be extremely rewarding. Here the price target is when buyers begin stepping in again.
Daily Pivots
This strategy involves profiting from a stock's daily volatility. This is done by attempting to buy at the low of the day (LOD) and sell at the high of the day (HOD). Here the price target is simply at the next sign of a reversal, using the same patterns as above.
Momentum
This strategy usually involves trading on news releases or finding strong trending moves supported by high volume. One type of momentum trader will buy on news releases and ride a trend until it exhibits signs of reversal. The other type will fade the price surge. Here the price target is when volume begins to decrease and bearish candles start appearing.

You can see that, although the entries in day trading strategies typically rely on the same tools used in normal trading, the exits are where the differences occur. In most cases, however, you will be looking to exit when there is decreased interest in the stock 


Determining a Stop-Loss
When you trade on
margin, you are far more vulnerable to sharp price movements than regular traders. Therefore, using stop-losses is crucial when day trading. One strategy is to set two stop losses:

1. A physical stop-loss order placed at a certain price level that suits your risk tolerance. Essentially, this is the most you want to lose.
2. A mental stop-loss set at the point where your entry criteria are violated. This means that if the trade makes an unexpected turn, you'll immediately exit your position.

Retail day traders usually also have another rule: set a maximum loss per day that you can afford (both financially and mentally) to withstand. Whenever you hit this point, take the rest of the day off. Inexperienced traders often feel the need to make up losses before the day is over and end up taking unnecessary risks as a result. 


Evaluating and Tweaking Performance
Many people get into day trading expecting to make triple digit returns every year with minimal effort. In reality, many day traders lose money. However, by using a well-defined strategy that you are comfortable trading, you can improve your chances of beating the odds.

How do you evaluate performance? Most day traders evaluate performance not so much by a percentage of gain or loss, but rather by how closely they adhere to their individual strategies. In fact, it is far more important to follow your strategy closely than to try to chase profits. By keeping this mindset, you make it easier to identify where problems exist and how to solve them.

The Bottom Line
Day trading is a difficult skill to master. As a result, many of those who try it fail. But the techniques described above can help you create a profitable strategy and, with enough practice and consistent performance evaluation, you can greatly improve your chances of beating the odds.




Monday, April 2, 2012

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR TOMORROW


MARKET TREND FOR 3 APRIL 2012
We have noticed a strong up thrust in today’s session this suggest that bull’s  have acquired strength to push the market further up .
Today market opened at 5296 moved till 5327  and finally again dropped by 10 points to end at last at 5317 points.
We expect index to open tomorrow’s inning between level of 5300-5310.  If it happens then major resistance would be found beyond 5350-5370,if sustain above 5370 nifty would gather real momentum.
On downside we have to monitor level of 5250 if it falls till here then level of 5225 will give further support.
OUR  CALL GIVEN OF TITAN INDUSTRIES ON 28 MARCH 2012  is rocking now it made a high of 265 in today’s session.
NIFTY  LEVELS FOR TOMORROW
RESISTANCE1
5330
SUPPORT1
5290
RESISTANCE2

5350
SUPPORT2
     5275
RE SISTANCE3
5400
SUPPORT3
 5250

Thursday, March 29, 2012

NIFTY OUTLOOK FOR TOMORROW


MARKET TREND FOR 30 MARCH 2012
As we have predicted in our previous posts there has been range bound movement in the  market. The  nifty short strangle strategy given by us is giving decent returns continue to hold.
A bowl of initial volatility was witnessed as the market recovered soon after a weak opening at 5145. The market weakened again later.
Nifty shed 16 points to settle at  5178 points.
Unless nifty doesn’t cross range between 5216-5232 we would not see any sustainable recovery .But an obstacle of 5200 should be crossed for more upward climb . On downside if level of 5140 is broken decisively then next support would come at 5100.
NIFTY  LEVELS FOR TOMORROW
RESISTANCE1
5200
SUPPORT1
5145
RESISTANCE2

5230
SUPPORT2
     5120
RE SISTANCE3
5280
SUPPORT3
 5090