Big crash coming tomorrow

#72
Well the day with whole lot of drama has ended infact well. Today i wished i was those kind of traders who just have a look at their stocks at the end of the day and was somehow saved from this pain of watching screen today.

Think of it yesterday i was holding Reliance energy, Rpl, power grid and Teledata if i had just watched the market at close i would have infact made a profit on these holdings but instead i made a loss of 8% today and have to sit out ofmarket whole of month which is a great punishment itself.

Anyways now we have a story which we can tell when our next generation that how Nifty got locked in the lower circuit and then recovered 8% to end down just 2% down and then there was a trader named prabhjeetrana, who jumped out of ship thinking it was sinking only to find it was not ship but he who was drowning:eek:
Hi Prabh,

Gap downs are part and parcel of market moves..........being caught in one is gonna happen some time or other.Have a plan of action next time......For example,a 5 min low.Means we get a gap down,don't react.Wait 5 mins.If it ploughs through,sell and short.If it goes above the 5min high,add to the long.

Nothing wrong in jumping a sinking ship,problem was not getting back on once you realise it's a blast off rocket.

The only way you could escape gaps is if you day trade...........if you do anything more than that,get ready for gaps.Part and parcel of trading.Just have a fixed plan on how to deal with them.

Saint
 
#73
Saint,

I did not trade that.

Asish
:( .......never mind.Missed money better than lost money.And you are going to have many more opportunities over the next few days.

Good luck and all the best!

Saint
 

Prabhjeet

Well-Known Member
#75
Hi Prabh,

Gap downs are part and parcel of market moves..........being caught in one is gonna happen some time or other.Have a plan of action next time......For example,a 5 min low.Means we get a gap down,don't react.Wait 5 mins.If it ploughs through,sell and short.If it goes above the 5min high,add to the long.

Nothing wrong in jumping a sinking ship,problem was not getting back on once you realise it's a blast off rocket.

The only way you could escape gaps is if you day trade...........if you do anything more than that,get ready for gaps.Part and parcel of trading.Just have a fixed plan on how to deal with them.

Saint
Sir i have always followed your trading rules given in ' TEACH A MAN TO FISH' and have gained mostly out of the rules.

The most effective thing that i started to perfectly understand what money management is all about and after making so much of profits through those strategies i dont mind a little loss that occured to me tomorrrow i understand its the part & parcel of this business and i will always remain thankful to you for your teachings.

Regarding Intraday charts, Sir i am a Dentist by profession and am mostly busy with my practice in the morning only sometimes i get the time to view market whole of the day and thats why i dont intend to learn Day trading, i think Positional Trading is ok for me

Hope to keep getting nice words of advice from you Sir

REGARDS
 

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