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3rd October 2004, 05:17 PM
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pyramid strategy
can anybody explain pyramid strategy in trading? i also like to know how to double once proffit while exiting from one position and starting anoher position. its very usefull strategy in the game of trading which most of expert traders using.
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4th October 2004, 08:13 AM
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Re: pyramid strategy
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I use this strategy to trade the nifty futures and the results are fantastic. Pyramid Trading as the process of using profit generated from an existing position to acquire additional positions. This results in a "doubling" of your position during each pyramid iteration. By using a sensible approach to "manage" risk, it is possible to rapidly achieve exponential gains. The signals are generated by the newsletter, so I just have to follow the signals and add positions only in the "direction of the profitable trend". The profits from my first trade partly pays for the second and so on... I like this strategy because it provides a more comfortable trading situation and gives me confidence of trading. have any further questions then let me know.
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4th October 2004, 06:21 PM
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Re: pyramid strategy
thanks andy for information. pl let me know which scheme of tradingpicks.com u subscribed. i also want to join the scheme. in the meanwhile can u produce the article published by them?
with regards hmpatil.
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4th October 2004, 07:07 PM
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Re: pyramid strategy
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This is not exactly an article a way or method of trading they recommend. For example if I have capacity to trade 5 nifty contracts. On the 01st signal I buy only one. The nifty index moves up in my favour. After some time the newsletter gives nother buy signal. I am still holding on to the 01st contract and then I buy another one. I keep doing this and the paper profits of the initial contracts act as a cushion for the next trade. I keep doing this until the stoploss is triggered or I exhaust my entire 5 contracts.
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5th October 2004, 12:13 AM
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Re: pyramid strategy
thanks a lot dear andy. only one question. one must be required to keep sufficient margin(atlest for 5 nifty contracts) with broker to carryforward the position. am i right?
with regards hmp
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5th October 2004, 12:09 PM
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Re: pyramid strategy
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I found a good example for NSE Nifty trades on the Nifty Futures Trading Signal and NSE Nifty Futures Trading Performance Summary using the Short Term Futures Trading Newsletter
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