Sharing the trading technique

biyasc · #11 24th April 2008, 12:17 PM

good effort satyajit da.

rkkarnani · #12 24th April 2008, 12:26 PM

Excellent gesture !!!!!

fast_rizwaan · #13 24th April 2008, 01:32 PM

and which software do u use?

deb99891 · #14 24th April 2008, 04:05 PM

excellent initiative
satyajit da
this is again one of good profitable trade taken today.
start of one great bull move

regards
deb

renu daga · #15 26th April 2008, 08:13 PM

well

gkpc...
see i ahev posted teh abb chart and identified teh long trends,,,
u will find that after crossing / terminating teh trend lines stock plays imp moves,,,,(it is tool trend line which is applicable to all stosks i suppose with less volatility / or more)

teh very first trend resulted in long tem investor.......which should change teh trend
line ,,giving support / stop ...to his cost,,

see how could i react to this stcoks purchased at 400,,would exit at 779...
and would eneter again for long afetr crossing the previous high ,,now at 782 high but now less qty ..when all sceanrios are supporting pertaining to this stock and would agian axit at 1083....
again eneter at 1180,,afte crossing new high... boked profit at 1600...,,
and now waiting for enetr only if it crosses 1250,,,,as per trend lines,,

actaully what satyajit has showed in his presentation is evry simple...trend / minor trends which we noramlly do not get...we gat more minor/ semi minor trend....and should bascially work on that with suiatbale qty....which is teh most,,,so that out ,face value remains teh same ,,and profit keps on ploughing in fd!!!

now determning teh minor/ babyu trend are also very easy,,, once see teh chart trend line comes on move imaginary....i basically dont draw,,,just a glimpse is enough and an imaginary is drawn,,,,
this,,,is equiavlent to pivots also,,,becuase the pivots are teh ulimatum points which formstrend lines,,,so if are good at pivots ,,trend line will automatically be drawn...

is my post useful....dont know,,whether i could have made a little bit helpful or clear..
letsee

renu

mitasatyajit · #16 27th April 2008, 12:43 AM

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Originally Posted by joy.edakad

Hi,

Thanks for sharing your technique. I used trend lines alone to trade successfully. May be it is better than indicator systems. But the trouble is in identifying the troughs/peaks to draw the trend line as the trend progresses.

Regards.

You r right. This method is "simple" but not "easy". The identification of the trend lines are the most important here. Once u can identify them, it will become "simple".

Regards.

Satyajit

mitasatyajit · #17 27th April 2008, 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by sunbim31

Dear Satyajit

One of the most simple method of trading system you have narrated here. Indeed I am seeing you trading this (you said u have married to the system) system since we met 5 years back through net. I will be much obliged if you periodically post your charts of identified stocks open for members to observe & experience.

Regards

Sunando

Sure, Sunando. It will be done time to time.

Regards.

Satyajit

mitasatyajit · #18 27th April 2008, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by sdebu_2000

Thanx Satyajit da for sharing your second wife to traderji friends. The Trendline method which you have told us as many times we met personally.
In my point of view the main advantage of this method is "Very Small Stoploss" with a great sucess rate.
Thanx once again.
Debu

You r right debu.

Regards.

Satyajit

mitasatyajit · #19 27th April 2008, 12:47 AM

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Originally Posted by ramash

hi satya,

thanks for the presentation. very simple and short. easy to follow. The stops is also small. As sunando said keep posting some charts as and when you indentify so that we beginners can learn more and more from seniors like you.

ramash

Thank u Ramesh. It will be done.

Regards.

Satyajit

mitasatyajit · #20 27th April 2008, 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by skarpio

How do you draw resistance lines in this method? Or do you use a pre-determined formula?

No I donot use any predetermined formula. To find the resistance / support lines, this technique itself is very strong.

Regards.

Satyajit