Hi Dhiraj,
Thanks a lot for giving an excellent trading method. Thanks to Sunil, Sohan, Jhaveri for contibuting. It is nice to see that people are making profits by trading your method.
I have understood your method but there are some querries. If you along with the other seniors (who understood the method fully) can clarify these, it would be a great help to me and others who are learning. ( Though some of my querries may be answered- may not be fully understood by me -hence I will request you to clarify again.) Sorry for troubling you for explanation. Please take you time to explain.
1) Which values we should take into consideration while taking high & low of previous day and current day at 10.15 am to 10.45 am? Is it market watch value as appered on NSE or the value which we see actully on the graph? Because many time we observe that what we see on NSE market watch as high & low never appears on graph.
2) Please correct my understanding of the method......we start at 10.15 am taking high & low values (Graph/NSE?) & place orders accordingly as per the method outlined.As we proceed further after 10.15 am onwards ,these orders remain valid till the high / low values of 10.15 cross on either side. If they cross, we go on modifying the orders till 10.45 am or till any placed order hits. After 10.45am we do not take into consideration chage in the high/low value (which are there at 10.45am.). 10.45 am onwards, we wait till closing of the market for the placed order to hit on either side. This is what I understood. Is it correct? If wrong, please pinpoint where I am wrong.
3)For the strategy to be effective, is it necessary to trade in 15-20 stocks every day. Will the strategy be effective if we trade only 1-2 stocks per day with an amount eqivalent to 15-20 stocks ( taking into consideration money management). Why I am asking this is because it is not possible for everyone to trade in 15-20 stocks at a time ( i.e placing approximately 40-60 orders at a time and monitoring them continiously for hits), especillay for those who are comfortable for 1-2 stocks but not for 15-20 stocks)
4)Are the factors (0.433/0.7666/1.355) are constant for all stocks/futures?
5)Generally how much time ( 1min/2 min/ 5 min etc) it takes to reach target price after hitting our SL buy/sell orders? Knowing this, if it exists, one can develop time stop loss strategy.
6)What are the expectional situations, if any, when this strategy does not work or we should not trade?
7)Will it be right to trade only failure trades next day with big amounts( permitting MM) ( that is on first day take 20 stocks not for trading but only to observe from them that which are failure or loss making trade. Say out of 20 stocks 2 are loss making so on next day trade only those 2 stocks. but still observing the 20 stocks to find out the loss mkaing stocks to trade the next day. Continuing the same every day)as theory say that on next day we are 100% sure that the trade will work in our favour so that we rarely have any losing trade. This will be specially usefull for those ( like me) who are not comfortable trading 20 stocks at a time. Is this logic correct and practical?
Sorry for asking so many questions at a time.
Thanks & regards.
Manoj
hi manoj
am happy that members are showing interest in my theory
i will clear all points one by one
1) take in to account wrong tick . not as per graphs.the high and low on nse .
soem people are using high and low on futures and trading in futures , but me am in cash and happy .
i do not know much about futures .
2)read my previous post .
3)paper trade in just 5 stocks and get back to me in a week .
try reliance, infosys, rel cap, lt, bhel, bharti, ongc, herohonda, sbi
4) factors are constant for cash .if ur using it for futures then also i suggest that it should be constant
5) i cant comment on time limit
u must take loss and have guts to place new orders doubling the amount in the direction u had loss.
6)if suppose there is very high range on day one for a stock and for the next day ur 0.433 factor range value is not breaken the its better that u cancel all ur orders .so it will be no trade day for u in that stock .
it some times happen so i suggest that u must ake n stocks .
but i think u start up with 4 to 5 stocks with a small amount .
7) when i paper traded this with some of key stocks i found it that 100 percent if this fails on one day the second day its a win position.ur idea is great of taking stocks that failed on day and trade them on the next day
till today i have no members saying that it failed on two consecutive days
manoj i am sure that with this method and 10 stocks in hand , a prompt trader will be always in profit .
I JUST WANT TO KNOW ANYBODY HERE IS IN LOSS OVER A WEEK OR SAY THREE DAYS USING THIS METHOD .
THIS IS JUST TO MAKE CHANGES IN THE THEORY IF REQUIRED
HOPE SOME OF UR DOUBTS WILL BE CLEARED
DHIRAJ