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Old 12th June 2008, 03:10 PM
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Dear All,

I have changed position. Now Long.


Happy trading

vinod
thanks..i was about to ask u that question
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Hi Vinod Ji and all friends,

Kindly guide on this.

While going long, can we buy a put of same strike, at which we will go long on future ?

And also,

While going short, can we buy a call of same strike, at which we will go short on Nifty future ?

Kindly guide, according to me , it would take much amount, as we have to buy a put or call as well, or can we just buy them, just to waste them, and trade in Nifty futures, short or long ,with you guide

Would this be ok?
Or, trading with Stop Loss only would be fine , without purchasing call or puts ?

Kindly also guide, if we buy calls & puts, and trade in Minify Nifty Futures, with your guidance ?

Kindly, guide as i am totally confused.

Awaiting your quickest response,

Thanks & Regards,
Rajat Gupta

Hello Rajat,

The nifty at the money call/put are priced at Rs 125/- approx. We never enter a trade with the idea of loosing the entire premium.If we have a bullish view in the mkt and feel that the mkt has temporarily come down but can give a rally of 100-120 nifty points in next 2-3 days,then it is a good trade to buy nifty futures and a ATM put. After a rally,you can sell the future at profit and also sell puts (at loss) but overall you will make a good packet with low risk as the buy position is hedged. I fortunately have done the same trade today. I am giving below the summary.

I had a bullish view on the mkt for next 1-2 days and in the morning when Nifty cash was 4425 I bought Nifty Future at 4396/- and a June 4400 put at 126/- In the afternoon I could sell NF at 4492/-making a profit of Rs 96/- and I sold June 4400 put at 83/-making a loss of Rs 43/- Thus overall profit in the trade was 96-43 = 53 Nifty points and all posn squared off.

Happy trading !!!!!!
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I have sent levels for 13th to vinod ji. According to my levels, still NF is in short mode.

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Hi Vinod Ji and all friends,

Kindly guide on this.

While going long, can we buy a put of same strike, at which we will go long on future ?

And also,

While going short, can we buy a call of same strike, at which we will go short on Nifty future ?

Kindly guide, according to me , it would take much amount, as we have to buy a put or call as well, or can we just buy them, just to waste them, and trade in Nifty futures, short or long ,with you guidance.

Would this be ok?
Or, trading with Stop Loss only would be fine , without purchasing call or puts ?

Kindly also guide, if we buy calls & puts, and trade in Minify Nifty Futures, with your guidance ?

Kindly, guide as i am totally confused.

Awaiting your quickest response,

Thanks & Regards,
Rajat Gupta
Hi Rajat,

If you buy put/call option at the time of going long/short, than no doubt that you are limiting your risk but at the same time you are also limiting your profit too. so there is no need to buy option at the time of taking a position. you can buy put/call option whenever you have good amount of profit (around 200 points) in your existing long/short position to protect most of the profit before we change our position. you should also not use option when profit is too small, say 40-50 points.

Happy Trading

Vinod
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NIFTY FUTURE For June 13,

Current position : LONG (at 4527 on 12/06/2008)

Nifty Fut Closed at : 4517.30

Profit/Loss in current trade : -09.70 (as per last closing price)
Net Profit/Loss since thread started : +1652.30 (1662.00-09.70)


Support : 4434
Resistance : 4556

Hold LONG position with SL 4434. If trades below 4434, exit LONG & go SHORT with SL 4556.

Happy Trading.

Vinod
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Hi Vinod Ji & Smart Trader,

Thanks for the information & guidance.

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Hello Ankit,
Do we have a summary of Pivot system which you have mentioned? Or what are the links which i can follow for this?

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vin
Sure.
See here Going With The 60min Flow
And also Saint's Pivot Method

Ankit
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Hello Vinod Ji


I am having some doubt on being your system puerly Mechanical , I am not saying its not good , infact it is really very good system but my doubts is about its calculation.

I tried to find out calculation behiend ur system and found that it requires some assumptions of current trend while calculating these stop loss, resistance and support .

I really wish that I proven wrong by you and ur system is 100 % mechanical.


If it would have really 100 % mechanical then I am sure that you would have share logic in this forum, and reason why you are not sharing is it requires some assumption of current trend on while doing fibbonacci calculation.


I am also following some other system on Nifty but that is for medium term trading and Gained round about 2600 in last one year.

Only problem in this system is trader have to wait very long some times in entering a new trade but results are very good.

And i don't have even 1 % problem in sharing logic of this system its very simple even 10 year guy can also trade with help of this sysstem .

Logic is Buy nifty with 2 % stop loss(Closing basis) whenever Positive Crossover of 10,25 DMA is happening on Nifty EOD chart and short nifty whenever their is negative crossover (I do it by checking Nifty Spot Chart)


Any body can check nifty eod chart on Icharts.in and crosscheck its accuracy over years . but this sytem is only for medium to long term trading point of view .

And was looking for some system for short term point of view (Like this one ) but I can not trade on any system whose logic I don't know, because it give feeling that we are taking free tips instead of trading on technicals


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Ankit,
thanks for the link.

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Just stumbled on this post..checked the system....

It looks so so.....If one has to do this he has to stick to screen(tape) all the time for NIFTY.... People without jobs follow this....ALWAYS in Trade! is a lot of time and effort

I strongly agree with Ashish view! If you trade like this, it feels like Hollow!

Secondly if you see in past 200 years only those systems, indicators became popular in market which are open in market.

Rest are like unknown if are any? and must be lying in GRAVES! of those mean people who kept them for themselves!

This guy looks like another microsoft! ha ha!

Another point the propreity is a JINGLOW!, if you are so woried about it in first place why wasting time here???? as you can see you have not more than 4-5 followers

Compare your with SAINT posts he has mass behind him!

Last and least, until it is discussed how can one say whether your system is really good...god knows what mistakes you are making boss in your calculations!

Already! people highlighted your wrong posts of Supports , resistance and position initiation above couple of times.

You just say Sorry and people lose money!
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