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Rajeev, As i have said in my earlier posts, my study includes psycology in addition to TA, fundamentals and economics. As a result the patterns do not come out of charts (though i do use many standard TA tools like RSI, Moving averages, ROC, etc.) I believe that it is the big players who decide where the market is to head. What i do is to try and think as a big player would think. So the patterns come out of psycology rather than charts..While TA can be taught, this is not easy to explain..All i can say is think like a big player...You can gain only if the larger population looses.... this is because secondary markets are nothing but transfer of wealth.... You can gain big only if many loose.. their loss should be small enough to keep them coming back and of course they should gain also once in a while or they would quit.. Think of how you would manipulate a gambling game if you have a rich but unskilled person in front of you. How would you manage to strip that person's wealth totally?... Think about Shakuni who duped Yudhistar into loosing everything he owned (if you have read Mahabharat carefully you would be aware that Shakuni once played with Yudhistar and lost heavily...that of course was delibrate but Yudhistar did not know.. So in the actual game later on Yudhistar remained never realised he was playing against a master manipulator) That is what big players do...or at least that is my belief. With best wishes, Gaurav Kumar |
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Sometimes a simple traditional RSI can also show us. http://www.traderji.com/106637-post329.html |
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The question is of reducing errors in interpretation. all these are simply tools which are to be used. Gaurav Kumar |
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Dear Friends,
Markets to move up today . We plan to sell nifty purchased yesterday when the future reaches 4380.. with best wishes, Gaurav Kumar |
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Dear Friends,
As i had been saying the market had to move up, it did. As planned profit booked at 4380. Now i have one long position left and the total position with respect to profit is looking very good. Rest later With best wishes Gaurav Kumar |
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Gaurav Kumar
How long we hold. sikandar |
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Dear Sikandar,
I have booked profit as planned but am holding one nifty which i had taken earlier. If you had purchased more than one nifty you may book profit on half of them and hold the rest Depends upon your back up funds etc. With best wishes, Gaurav Kumar |
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Gaurav Kumar
Ok thanks. I have just one lot and i am following 30min chart as per my strategy is in still buy mode. |
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Dear sir,
Sell Nifty future in 4395 and cover in end of day. Because, volume is low, and nifty +1.75%. regards, naren |
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HI Gaurav Kumar,
Your calls rocking. Made a good profit from your call. Thank you so much. Please advice us how we can proceed further. thanks, Kavidhev |
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