Thank you sir, You always add a new dimension to my understanding, you answered the question and took it further to explain which one is the operational CD, that means therefore that the last CD13 which is about to complete, one shouldn't take trade on this (Third one impending).
The buy signal of the latest CD 13 when completed and buy triggered we must take the trade because we are getting an entry near to the stoploss of the still operative CD1...there is a good chance of this will work....if this trade hits a lower of the 2 stoplosses of CD 1 and CD 3 ....it is bad luck .
If the buy entry is triggered below the stoploss level of operative CD 1 that means it will no longer remain as operative CD so in that case the operative CD is CD 3 with its own stoploss level.....
The buy signal of the latest CD 13 when completed and buy triggered we must take the trade because we are getting an entry near to the stoploss of the still operative CD1...there is a good chance of this will work....if this trade hits a lower of the 2 stoplosses of CD 1 and CD 3 ....it is bad luck .
If the buy entry is triggered below the stoploss level of operative CD 1 that means it will no longer remain as operative CD so in that case the operative CD is CD 3 with its own stoploss level.....
Guys what are the monthly income schemes you guys know about ? Lumpsum investment and monthly returns, something like the Post Office monthly income scheme (which pays 7.5% pa)
Index may go to 2 or 3 times the present level in next 5 -6 years but few stocks will do " Tendulkar" and go 10 or 20 times in the same period.And if we talk of next 10-15 years,some stocks may be 50 or 100 baggers.
Guys what are the monthly income schemes you guys know about ? Lumpsum investment and monthly returns, something like the Post Office monthly income scheme (which pays 7.5% pa)
Considering today's times and inflation status, if one were to live only on dividend payouts (no special expenses), just middle class living, how big should be one's portfolio?