Returns per month by trading ?...

oxusmorouz · #11 17th September 2007, 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by rajanikant_sharma

Who teached whom ? Market as greatest teacher teach everyone.

RK

Market as the teacher teaches everyone after collecting a huge tuition fee for its services

rkkarnani · #12 17th September 2007, 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by koolfriend4u

Hahaha Rightly Said

Nothing Is Free They Say ;-)

Agreed, no free lunches!!!!
Best is to learn from your own mistakes!!!! As another RK said Market is the best teacher, the Fees that we pay is the losses we make in the Market and all we have to do is NOT TO REPEAT OUR MISTAKES .
So the lessons given by market are also not FREE!!!

R K K

visagar · #13 17th September 2007, 08:15 AM

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Originally Posted by rkkarnani

Agreed, no free lunches!!!!
Best is to learn from your own mistakes!!!! As another RK said Market is the best teacher, the Fees that we pay is the losses we make in the Market and all we have to do is NOT TO REPEAT OUR MISTAKES .
So the lessons given by market are also not FREE!!!

R K K

Yes I agree with you totally, market is the best teacher. One should learn from experiance and experiance is not free of cost.

amarnath · #14 18th September 2007, 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by aishwarya_85

hi friends... i just want to know how much returns can a smart trader make per month by trading ?

It depends on multiple factors like

1. system / strategy used to trade
2. capital or fund size employed
3. position sizing techniques
4. Type of money managment used
and much more market condition of that period

If you use hyper leverage and agressive compunding then even 100% might looks small but if you ask for consistency then with max drag down of 28 to 42 % if acceptable then one can acheive 15 to 40 % consistently if real market conditions permits

yoogi · #15 19th September 2007, 05:08 PM

Well as a trader we need substantial margin money + MTM money to take small losses or keep stop losses at convienient distance. (unless one is a day trader..).

Margin money is ofcourse not a problem when stocks can be used for margin.

I am sure that reserve cash @ 12pa + brokerages eats into big chunk of my profits.

So a percentage term returns will be much better to compare rather than monetary terms.

Also how much of your wealth is your trading capital, investment capital in secondary market and non-equity related instruments.

I use about 4% of my net worth as trading capital, 10% of my networth in equity, 10% in mutual funds. So about 25% in Equities. 70% in real estate and 5% emergency fund.

returns in a year!. I am wondering whether I will finish this year with good profit. But my guess is my trading capital might double.

striker_rage · #16 19th September 2007, 08:35 PM

its best to learn b4 entering....that way u have a chance not to loose money

Since i m new i started as an investor....then will try as a position as i get experienced and finally swing....and the last day trader

iceicebaby · #17 21st September 2007, 07:43 PM

Hi I am a novice, both to trading and to this forum. What I understand is that trading demands a lot of dicipline. I mean wait for a time period of few months for the stocks price to increase. I have this habit of investing and expecting quick returns and I have found often that I have picked up the correct stock but I had sold them off early fearing the initial dip. So my friend exercise patience.

bye.

aroymkp · #18 22nd September 2007, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by amarnath

It depends on multiple factors like

1. system / strategy used to trade
2. capital or fund size employed
3. position sizing techniques
4. Type of money managment used
and much more market condition of that period

If you use hyper leverage and agressive compunding then even 100% might looks small but if you ask for consistency then with max drag down of 28 to 42 % if acceptable then one can acheive 15 to 40 % consistently if real market conditions permits

Monthly return of 40% hmm. Is it achievable?? Just try to see the compounding effect in a year or two - figure will be not digestible

supaTrade · #19 22nd September 2007, 03:01 AM

One can beat ambani and bill gates.

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Originally Posted by aroymkp

Monthly return of 40% hmm. Is it achievable?? Just try to see the compounding effect in a year or two - figure will be not digestible

CreditViolet · #20 22nd September 2007, 12:42 PM

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Originally Posted by aroymkp

Monthly return of 40% hmm. Is it achievable?? Just try to see the compounding effect in a year or two - figure will be not digestible

Ever tried putting on a 10 lot of Century Textiles? Can you tell me what the slippage is?