How to invest 40 lakhs in equity, FnO, commodities etc.

[Pradeep_999]

Hey, I would suggest whatever trading you do, you should start with only 10% of your capital initially in your case around 4 lakhs and see how good are your results from trading. Give yourself a time frame and a target of the % returns you want to generate from the amount you have invested.
If you feel you are successful in achieving your goals then only think of pumping in more capital.

 

[SexyTrader]

Tomorrow I'm going to buy HDFC(Fut) coz at the current prices, this is going good.....this one should touch 720-724 very soon ! Maximum lots the way to go :thumb:

Happy Trading all the time!

 

[timepass]

Tomorrow I'm going to buy HDFC(Fut) coz at the current prices, this is going good.....this one should touch 720-724 very soon ! Maximum lots the way to go :thumb:

Happy Trading all the time!

Have you squared off Ashok Leyland ? At what price ?

 

[SexyTrader]

Have you squared off Ashok Leyland ? At what price ?

No....I'm holding AshokLeyland(Fut) and will hold till it reaches 28.50 or atleast 28. :thumb:

it may or may not happen this month, but the fundamentals are intact...so I see no reason to panic and exit

Today I'm buying HDFC(Fut) at the current price range....my target for HDFC(Fut) is 723-724 :thumb:

 

[mravi]

ST

I want to draw your attention to BAJAJ-AUTO. Give your comments.

 

[SexyTrader]

ST

I want to draw your attention to BAJAJ-AUTO. Give your comments.

Bajaj-Auto looks expensive at the current prices....I would say its good for Short-sell :thumb:

I would not enter Bajaj-auto at these prices.

 

[mravi]

I shorted BAJAJ-AUTO yesterday and today I covered it with meeky 3 point gains.

The question that is eating my brain is "How to trade in Highly volatile stocks?" Stocks like BAJAJ-AUTO, AXISBANK.. they move in a range of 5 to 10 rupees at least two three times in a day. Or it is just a perception problem?

 

[SexyTrader]

I shorted BAJAJ-AUTO yesterday and today I covered it with meeky 3 point gains.

The question that is eating my brain is "How to trade in Highly volatile stocks?" Stocks like BAJAJ-AUTO, AXISBANK.. they move in a range of 5 to 10 rupees at least two three times in a day. Or it is just a perception problem?

These may be volatile, but they are expensive stocks...hence I do not venture playing with them

I'm happy playing with F&O stocks that are under Rs.200 or so....the returns are better and the volatility is good :thumb:

Big stocks like Bajaj-Auto, Axis Bank etc are good for delivery buy/sell, not so much for FUTURES coz I do not know how to predict which way they will swing at any given time....given their huge size and price !

 

[mravi]

I think there should be a division between stocks that move NIFTY, and stocks that follow NIFTY.

Now stocks that follow NIFTY - may be going to provide better trade.

Any thoughts on this?

 

[SexyTrader]

I think there should be a division between stocks that move NIFTY, and stocks that follow NIFTY.

Now stocks that follow NIFTY - may be going to provide better trade.

Any thoughts on this?

Personally I only play with stocks that move :thumb: and have good volumes and not a punter's stock....

Other than that, I do not care much whether they move the Nifty or follow it