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If you are unable to trade 7 lots..(because of small account).......then you can try.......1-1-1 formula.....avg down after every 250 points down or up.......
Raj Bhai,

This is good strategy provided we should have enough money..

I short 1 lot NF, If it goes against my expectations then I go short again after 400 points..this method saved me in the sept expiry (nearly 25000/-)

But for BNF 800 TO 1000 Points for 2nd lot short...

If we have sufficient margin then in NF we can avg our postion for every 200 points...it will give good results
 
Raj Bhai,

This is good strategy provided we should have enough money..

I short 1 lot NF, If it goes against my expectations then I go short again after 400 points..this method saved me in the sept expiry (nearly 25000/-)

But for BNF 800 TO 1000 Points for 2nd lot short...

If we have sufficient margin then in NF we can avg our postion for every 200 points...it will give good results
I never apply it in Nifty.....volatile ...BNF ........is best for me...........if your account size problem......then start group trading.....find 10 people.......then you can trade with small..........account...........If you have money I will show you the path.....:thumb:
 

DSM

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A few true trading stories shared by traders (Source : Elite Traders)

In the 1930s an Engilishmen was on a holiday trip to Monte Carlo casino. He was playing roulette. While sitting at the table he got into an argument with guy who knocked his drink. After a verbal exchange they stepped outside to settle the thing man to man, but the Englishman forgot to take his chips off the black. On returning to the table, his original bet had double up 10 times straight, and he walked away with 3 million. True story

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Had a doctor client in the middle '90s who sold his practice to a public medical practice company for the company's stock. When the stock ran up to $55, his shares reached a value of $8.60 million. I advised him to sell, because "the worst that could happen is that he'd have $8MM in the bank". (The stock was 99X earnings, the group was 50X, the market was 25X... seems cheap now.) I suggested he would get a chance to buy it back for .20 on the dollar sometime in the next few years. He said, "I like the management". I said, "what do you expect, it to become the next Microsoft?"

Anyway, a few weeks later, he called me. When I heard his voice, I sympathized with him, but he didn't know why. The lead story on CNBC was that the company had missed earnings, guided down, and the stock open about $12... His 8.60 Mil.$ holding was now valued at less than 2 Mil. $. He hadn't heard. Eventually they traded $5. Soon after that, never heard about it again.

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A person who was 75 years old bought Microsoft 1000 shares in 1985. He died of heart attack next year. Nobody knew he bought Microsoft shares until 1996. His grandson found out about the 1000 Microsoft shares had become over $1 million value stocks after 10 years. The family sold half of shares to buy new house, cars, & put some cash into US bonds. They still hold half position into Microsoft.
 

4candles

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4candles

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I was unable to get the previous image out of my mind.
and in order to get rid of that I Googled for others now I am in deep hypnosis.
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Msg for Narayan Bhai:
You only..... you only ...
You only are responsible for this.


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DSM

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And some guys are suffering from a bump on their head after their wives caught them staring at the monochrome image of beautiful girls with a blank look on their face.... :) :) :)

A few traders are now under interrogation to reveal the 'truth' and will be sleeping in the hall for the same reason. :) :) :)

all these girls are suffering from inflamed sinus. Should see a good ENT surgeon ASAP :D :D
 

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