1 December 2012
ENJOY NIFTY AS PER ELLIOTT WAVE
CHOICE IS YOURS
Ques1. Are you a professional Trader ?
Ans- No.
Ques2. Do you always listen media before investing ?
Ans Yes.
Ques3. Do you know technical Trading?
Ans No.
Ques4. Do you always listen people before investing who is not professional also?
Ans Yes.
Ques5 Do you have proper strategy to invest in stock Market?
Ans No.
Ques6. Do you have not control over on your emotion during trading?
Ans No
Ques7. Do you have proper plan of investment which may give you a good return?
Ans No
Ques8. Do you have a mentor in stock market?
Ans No.
Ques9. Do you attained regularly seminars?
Ans No
Ques10. Do you surround yourself with stressed individuals?
Ans Yes.
If your answer match with these above answers, well why are you losing your hard earned capital in stock market. Only behalf of on your expection , that you will earn money one day. Choose other option to invest your capital. My dear friend If your answers match with above answer I would like to suggest you as a brother/ friend/ well wisher, just quit from stock market without waiting any moment, without taking advices from your brokers or anyone, otherwise you will washout your rest amount in a year or months or some time in a week. Not only you may lose your capital but you may go into loan also.
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I have found a very good strategy and new invented RDI technical system which is specially for small investors. Yes, only 200 points in nifty future per month may create a huge amount after 3.5 years for you.
Yes, I have given daily updated our traded profit/ loss report card on right side on top of my website. No fake No false.
Choice is yours. what do you want either you want to lose your capital and want to quit after some time or you want to see yourself on comfortable position after 3.5 years.
30 November 2012
WARNING DIVERSION AHEAD
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TRAIL NO-5
INTRADAY UPDATE
NIFTY X-RAY REPORT FOR 30 NOV
Market gave a robust jump in two days. All negative views turned into positive now. Now every common person is shouting that market is going towards 6000. When I was saying no body has believed.
I would like to advised to sell your all holding stocks around 6000 level. You all will see 4200 level in 2013. C wave of the fall will be impulsive. price falling in nature will be very fast so then you will not get opportunity to sell your stocks at good price. Choice is yours.
29 November 2012
INTRADAY UPDATE.
INTRADAY PLAYERS KEEP TARGET NIFTY AT 5808-5817
INTRADAY TRAIL NO 4
WE HAVE RECOMMENDED INTRADAY CALL TO BUY NIFTY AT
5705. BUT MARKET OPEND GAP UP AND TRADING AVOVE OPEN PRICE . TAKE A LITTLE RISK SHORT NIFTY AT 5767 STOPLOSS AT 5772. ONLY 5 POINT STOPLOSS. TARGET 20 POINTS BELOW.
INTRADAY
28 November 2012
NIFTY X-RAY REPORT FOR 29 NOV
27 November 2012
INTRADAY UPDATE
HOW DO YOU CHOOSE BROKER
Investing in the stock market requires the assistance of a stockbroker to execute your orders even if you don’t feel like you need their advice.
Finding the right stockbroker will make your trading experience more
All brokers will execute trades for their clients, but a good broker will also research on various investments in stock market and provide advice to you. A good broker really consider your portfolio. Ideally, a good broker thoroughly researches various investments and keeps you up-to-date with market trends and with the stock performance. Did you consider this ever before signing the application form.
In return for these services, the broker charges fees when you buy or sell stocks. For example, you buy 100 quantity stocks and you pay brokerage rs 100. A broker also typically charge annual service charges or maintenance fees for your account. Most disturbing, because all brokers receive commissions every time for executing a trade for the client, their compensation is largely determined by how many times you buy and sell stocks in your account. This is not to say that you shouldn't use a broker, but if you do, go into it with your eyes wide open, thoroughly check the broker out. Does your broker charging very high commission for executing trade. For example, if you buy 100 quantity of a perticular stocks which price is at 100 and the broker charge rs 100 for executing order. Same order can be execute at rs 20-30 only. which broker would you like to choose. choice is yours. Does your broker provide you technical analysis training and various research on stocks and on stock Market, because they are charging annuals fees and commissions on your every buy and sells. If not then you are only the source of profit for them, but they are not for you.
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We have made things really simple for you. To start off, you can check out our brokerage calculator here on the right side on the home page and view the savings you can make by trading with us. Once you've seen what you need to see, you can go right ahead and decide what kind of account and broker works best for you choice is yours.
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INTRADAY SECOND UPDATE
TRAIL CALL NO 3
NIFTY X- RAY REPORT FOR 27 NOV
IMPLIED VOLATILITY
Most of traders ignore the implied volatility in trading but this is very useful tools. Implied volatility (IV) is the most useful mathematical tools in stock market of the option greeks. Implied volatility can be used to adjust your risk control and trigger trades.
Implied volatility changes as investor sentiment changes in the market and can be very sensitive to the overall market environment. It can forecast the market direction and make trading decisions.
Implied volatility as measure of relative value
The implied volatility of an option is a more useful measure of the option's relative value than its price. The reason is that the price of an option depends most directly on the price of its underlying asset. Implied volatility is so important that options are often quoted in terms of volatility rather than price, particularly between professional traders. In short in a single and simple line i would like to say that Implied volatility is simply a amount the stock price will fluctuate either side.
Example
A call option is trading at Rs.1.50 with the underlying trading at 78.05. The implied volatility of the option is determined to be 18.0%. After few days, the option price is trading at 2.10 with the underlying at Rs.79.5., yielding an implied volatility of 17.2%. It means that the price option of the call of underlying may fall and rise 17.2%. Even though the option's price is higher at the second measurement, it is still considered cheaper based on volatility. The reason is that the underlying needed to hedge the call option can be sold for a higher price.
Implied volatility reflects what traders “thinking” about the potential for the underlying stock or index.
Implied volatility will rise when traders are becoming very fearful. Same implied volatility will fall when investors are very bullish. This matters to option traders because an increase in implied volatility causes a rise in option premiums. But that is bad for option buyers but can be good for sellers. When implied volatility is falling and traders are becoming more bullish, option prices fall and being a call buyer may be a better alternative than being a put seller.
Implied volatility is a dynamic figure that changes based on activity in the options marketplace. Usually, when implied volatility increases, the price of options will increase as well, assuming all other things remain constant. So when implied volatility increases after a trade has been placed, it’s good for the option owner and bad for the option seller.
Same if implied volatility decreases after your trade is placed, the price of options usually decreases. That’s good if you’re an option seller and bad if you’re an option owner.
For example, imagine stock XYZ is trading at Rs.70, and the implied volatility of an option contract is 15%. This implies there is a consensus in the market that a one standard deviation move will be happen either side plus or minus 10 (since of the Rs.70 stock price equals Rs.10).
Traders thinks that there’s a 68% chance that XYZ will be settle between Rs.60 and Rs 80.
26 November 2012
CLOSING UPDATE
NIFTY X-RAY REPORT FOR 26 NOV 2012
25 November 2012
HIDDEN SECRETS
Disclamer:-
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