Wednesday, February 9, 2011

D-Street fall picks up speed as non-Index stocks bleed

Indian equity markets continued to fall despite of positive cues from global markets on account of severe battering by FIIs. Asian markets are trading flat to positive on Wednesday morning

While all the support levels evapourated, Nifty is looking pale at current levels. It is indeed unbelievable to see the selloff returning almost every day. As we mentioned earlier investors are in a tight spot whether to book losses in the existing holdings or to add more to their individual portfolios.

We believe the current downside will be only arrested if Nifty sees a panic fall and then a bounce.

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

More consolidate on cards for Indian Markets?

Markets - 5350 on Nifty might hold

While yesterday's session is more of a consolidation move on the Indices, we do expect if there is a bounce of more than 100-150 points on Nifty the current downtrend is more or less done with. Investors should wait for confirmation before jumping the gun.

Yesterday's trade witnessed bloodbath in some of the counters. The tendency of stocks especially midcap and smallcap stocks during downturn to panic even on a minor news that really impacts the business is pretty natural.

Second half of February might bring back cheers to investors.

Bulls......Will be there..........But Only Above.............5410

Monday, February 7, 2011

Positive opening in Asian markets, D-Street under bear threat

Indian equities are likely to open flat only to see some more selling in the morning session on breaching key technical levels on Friday. Asian markets are trading marginally positive on Monday morning

Nifty breached 5400 level with a huge force on Friday. We believe this might lead to a new low and might happen quick. Expect a better second half, ahead of the budget. For now, investors has no other option to go through the pain.

While 4800 can be called as a dead bottom for Nifty in the given circumstances, we would not wait till 4800 for accumulating stocks. Bottoms are formed before one realises the same

Today's Below................5366.00 Mark.....Once Again...Favours Bear
But Only Above.............5403.00 Mark...Above that Mark...NIFTY FUTURE Likely to Hit......5435.

Friday, February 4, 2011

After a bull storm its time for calm

Stocks are likely to witness decent upmove from here on. We are betting on midcap stocks in the next few days. But we believe 5400 is likely to be tested one more time this month and any severe bounce off that levels is likely to end the bear party.

Inflation is likely to shed weight drastically in the next two weeks and expectations of budget sops might keep the bulls pumping. All in all at least part of the bearish cloud seems to have passed out


Today's Above.............5548.90 NIFTY FUTURE Manage to hit that Mark....than.................5582.00

But Only and Only Below..................5500.00 Mark......If In Any Case , Break that Mark...Only than Expect Real Downside on the Bourses....and NIFTY FUTURE...May Try to Hit..............5473.00

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Oversold D-Street looks for assistance

Expect, Bounced Back But Only and Only Above..5454.00 Mark

Today's Below ...........5417.00 Mark...and stayed that Level for Consecutive 20 Minutes............Immediately Expect a Level of ______(To know Subscribe)

While Markets continue to linger in the oversold territory, every rise is being sold-off by investors. Yesterday's late hour smack down was a big disappointment. Raja's arrest is just a lame excuse for markets to move down.

The silverlining in the last three days session is buying emerging on all dips. It is just a matter of time one witnesses relief rally but the chances of a relief rally converting into a full fledged rally look bleak, atleast in the extreme short term

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

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1. TAKE COMPLETE RESPONSIBILITY



The successful trader knows that every action he takes is his/her action. You will never meet a successful trader who is looking to blame someone or something else for his or her losses.



This is a critical step in understand how to become a successful trader because until you take complete responsibility for all of your trades, you will never feel comfortable with your system and you will never reap the rewards.



Additionally, when something goes wrong with a trade or an investment endeavor, the traders who take complete responsibility for their actions will look at those "failures" as learning experiences.

The trader who takes responsibility will try and determine what went wrong and what needs to be done in order to avoid similar mistakes in the future. The trader who does not take complete responsibility will simply say "the market wasn't right" or "my broker is an idiot".

That trader will likely make the same mistakes again and will never understand why he/she cannot win in the stock market. This step is critical.



Before all else, you must accept everything that you do as your responsibility. The game can only be won out of luck if you don't follow this first step.



2. HAVE A SYSTEM THAT FITS YOU



So how do you find a system that works for you?


You have to work backwards by discovering what your objectives are!

What annual rate of return are you looking for?

Do you want to trade full time or just leisurely?

Would you get stressed with daily gains and daily losses?

Are you extremely patient with your investments?

Do you need to make lots of decisions?

Which trading systems do you know and feel comfortable with?

How much research have you done?



There are so many questions to ask yourself because it is absolutely vital that you choose a system that really works for you.

If you are not comfortable with your system then you will always be tempted to break your rules. Your health will likely suffer as much as your portfolio.



3. PLAN A TRADE AND TRADE A PLAN



The point of this rule is that you must develop a system that is right for you and then stick to it no matter what. As a result, your plan must be able to cater for every eventuality.

Once you put your money down then you no longer can control what happens. You won't know what the prices will do so you can't worry about anything except following your plan.



What will your entry be?

What will your exit be?

What happens if there is a merger?

What happens if the price gets close to your stop order?



So make sure that your system plans for everything. Then you just need to follow your rules and you won't have to think (or stress) at all.



4. WORK HARD AT LEARNING HOW TO TRADE PROPERLY AND KEEP WORKING



In other words, once you have put the time and energy into determining your system, your work is not done. You have to constantly evaluate and assess your system via education.

Now, I'm not saying that you have to worry about your plan every time you make a trade. That would contradict Secret number 3!



What I'm saying is that if you were a brain surgeon would you stop learning new techniques and new technology after you finished your internship? I certainly hope not!



Hopefully, you'll keep educating yourself so that, at minimum, you can keep up with the changing times. At maximum, you keep improving until you become one of the best

.

Keep learning ... even when you think you know everything there is to know about investing.



5. POSITIVE SELF-BELIEF



The top traders know that it is the discipline displayed in following their rules that make all the difference. If you do not believe in yourself and your system then you are going to have difficulty following your rules.



Following your rules is the most important aspect of successful trading. But even if you do follow all your rules, if you are constantly doubting yourself then you aren't going to have any fun at all, plain and simple ...

You will be miserable!



6. VIEW TRADING AS A SCORE IN POINTS AND NOT MONEY



Simply put, forget about the money. Follow your rules and pretend you are playing with chips. Be happy that you stuck to your rules and are winning the game.



But if you think too much about the money then the losses will eat you up. You have to look at the big picture and the best way to do that is to forget about the money.



In action terms, it means to stop looking at the newspaper every morning to see if your stock has gone up or down.

If it hasn't triggered one of your actions (like exit or another entry) then don't worry about it because it doesn't concern you until action is required.



If you stick to your rules then you really shouldn't even need to know anything about your stocks or your money until action is required (and even then you can automate most of those processes).



The top traders never saw their trading as a cash box. They were either running a business or playing a game.



It just is not possible to become a top trader if you view every single tick in the market as money lost or money gained.



7. KEEP TRADING AS PART OF A BALANCED LIFE



This is an extension of Secret #6. Trading is stressful no matter who you talk to. Money is stress. So do everything you can think of to eliminate this stress. You will be happier and you'll be more successful.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Domestic Institutions bought equities worth Rs 1000 crore yesterday

Dalal Street might witness the much awaited pull back rally on Tuesday as Asian markets traded in green on positive US markets. FII selling continued on Monday but DIIs came to the rescue with a Rs 1000 crore buying which shadowed the Rs 900 crore sell-off in the cash segment by FIIs.

Markets - The cat fight begin

Yesterday's tape did speak of some buying emerging at lower levels. We believe from here on it is not going to be easy for bears to drive down the indices. Domestic Institutions and Insurance companies who are sitting pretty with cash might step up buying. Q3 numbers demonstrated that India Inc is on its way for superlative growth in the coming years. Q4 might be hit due to rising borrowing costs for companies but it is the demand from the consumer that will drive the economy in the next couple of years.

Think long and think India.