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ani Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:11 am
good selling level for jaysree tea,brigade
Kris Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:12 am
Dear CB,
Good Morning! I need help in getting more clarity on how to do day-trading especially entering a particular stock. I seem to analyse pretty well on the direction of 2-3 stocks from a list of 50 stocks that I maintain and analyse on a daily basis. However, when it comes to trading the next day, for sometime, I am caught bottom fishing and then I am stuck with the stock going up suddenly and then I am sort of apprehensive to enter at that level. Sometimes it does go above those levels. (Eg. Denabank today. I wanted to buy it at 127, but given SGX Nifty going down from about 15 to 2, I held back myself and then suddenly Denabank went to 128.35 or so. That's all I wanted as a target for the day :(. Even RCOM same way. )
However, at eod, I find that if I had predicted a white candle it is mostly a white candle and vice versa.
So is there any particular way to gauge as to when to enter the trade? I keep 3 min candles and for a buy position, I wait for the first few (2-3) candles which usually are red. After that, if there is one green candle I think of buying, but this does not happen that way always.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Kris
CB Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:15 am
Hi ani, these are looking good. can add another 7-10%
Hi Kris, Good morning. yes, your picks are good. different stocks react differently to technical breakouts. some tend to move higher instantly and some wait tend to trade above resistance levels of 1-2 days to make sure its not a flase breakout and then move higher. its best to buy and hold for 1-2 days. nifty is in an uptrend. technically as long as its above 5950, its a buy on dips
santosh gamare Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:15 am
Sir, can I enter with confidence petro. For what price
rocky27_cool Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:17 am
Hi CB,
United Phosporus coming down after a steady start, is it better to book profit or hold.
Please advise
S.R.PRAKASHKUMAR Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:17 am
Holding jsw fut at 834, now can enter dena bank or rcom futures for 1-2 days?
ani Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:22 am
so no need to sell jaysree,brigade at cmp
dak Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:24 am
CB, whats the outlook for maruti ? Holding short at 1563 (jan futures) since last week - what to do ?
Kris Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:24 am
Thanks, CB. Your first line makes me feel good.
So as I don't have too much corpus, I tend to go for F&O. So what should my strategy be? Is it okay to do a buy future+pe / short sell+CE ?
Eg:
BUY DENABANK JAN FUTURE - CMP 128 - SL 122 (SPOT) - TARGET 134.
BUY DENABANK JAN PE 130 - CMP 5.50 ?
Please advise.
Thanks,
Kris
ani Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:25 am
tatamtdvr,petronet upward target levels
vinitha Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:25 am
is unitech a good bet for 2-3 days holdings
mnp Says:
January 7th, 2013
Posted at: 10:26 am
sir holding mhril. where to exit?