Friday, 4 March 2016

Qualities of A Great Trader

Trading is one of the hardest profession any one joins. To be successful in trading takes a lot of training, hard work and right mind set. Through our experience we have identified some of the qualities of a great trader.
 
1. Patience
 
Waiting is one of the most precious quality of the world. One who have the patience will certainly get awarded with great rewards. A lot of trading is waiting. Waiting for the best trade to come to you, waiting for your targets to be hit, waiting for second and third target to be hit, etc. If you are fearful, you lack the ability to wait for a target to hit and exit early you will be a loser. If you are trading for excitement or thrills then you will find yourself taking stupid trades out of a need for action and in return you will not experience the results you desire. To be a great trader you should keep patience and stick to your trading plan.
 
2. Discipline.
 
Trading is all about discipline. Otradinly disciplined traders make good money in trading. To be disciplined a great trader need a good trading plan and a die hard will to stick to the trading plan, then only he can think of making good profit in trading. In our daily life also we see that if are disciplined our health will be good, we will be able to finish our work on time and will enjoy our life to fullest same thing apply to trading.
In  trading Discipline = Profit.
 
3. Decision Making.
 
MS Dhoni is one of the greatest Indian Cricket Team Captain as he won T-20 world cup and ODI world cup. He is know for his decisiveness.  If you have the patience to wait for your setup then you better have the decisiveness to GET IN THE TRADE once price comes to you and your entry parameters are present. I know many people who wait for the trade to come and then when it arrives start analyzing if they should take it? When the trade has arrived it is time for action, not analization. This is what preparation is for. If you have done your homework correctly then there is no need for hesitation – you already know what to do. At the same time trading is not static. There are times when the odds are high that the market will reverse before your final target is hit. Do you have the decisiveness to reverse the position or flatten when this situation is present? It has been said that the number one ingredient to being a great trader is the trading guts to pull the trigger as soon as a reverse is anticipated. Be decisive.
 
4. Gratitude.
 
In traders life Gratitude is very necessary. If you book 5000 rs on the day are you the type of trader that is mad about the 15000 rs left on the table or grateful about the 5000 rs  you pocketed? A great profitable trader is a continuously grateful trader. When you are grateful for what you have you operate out of a state of happiness. How many times have you become upset about missing a trade you were waiting for, or about how far a position ran after you got out, or about getting stopped at the extreme of a move only to see the trade reverse in your favor? It happens to all of us and we all do it. It is normal to think we should have booked more profits or done better – that is a characteristic of most traders – we are never satisfied and always think we can improve on our performance.  The key is to be thankful and grateful for what we do get.
By having a attitude of gratitude we can make our trading and life more meaningful.

Thursday, 3 March 2016

Axis Bank, Reliance Capital and KSCL Intraday Trading calls

Axis Bank

Buy Above- 419 Target- 421.50, 426, 429.50 Stop Loss- 417
Sell Below- 414.50 Target- 410, 406, 400.50. Stop Loss- 417


Reliance Capital

Buy Above-367 Target-372.50, 379.80, 387 Stop Loss- 364.50
Sell Below- 359.50 Target- 354, 346, 340.50 Stop Loss- 364


KSCL

Buy Above- 359 Target- 363.20, 366, 369.50 Stop Loss- 356.50
Sell Below- 353.50 Target- 351.80, 347.50, 340.50 Stop Loss- 356.50


  •     All prices are based on NSE Cash Market.
  •     Calls are based on the previous trading day’s price action.
  •     Intraday call is valid for the same trading day.
  •     Stop-loss should be followed strcictly to preserve capital.
  •     Book, partial profits at first target and keep the trailing stop loss to save the profits.


 How to trade Intraday Calls- Clik here

Wednesday, 2 March 2016

Zeel, Century Textile and Tata Motors Intraday Trading calls

Zeel

Buy Above- 401 Target- 403, 406.90, 415 Stop Loss- 399
Sell Below- 397 Target- 393.50, 387, 381.50. Stop Loss- 399


Century Textile

Buy Above-460 Target-464.50, 472.50, 480 Stop Loss- 456
Sell Below- 451.50 Target- 445.50, 434, 420 Stop Loss- 456


Tata Motors

Buy Above- 319.50 Target- 323.80, 330.50, 339.50 Stop Loss- 317
Sell Below- 314 Target- 312, 307.50, 300.50 Stop Loss- 317


  •     All prices are based on NSE Cash Market.
  •     Calls are based on the previous trading day’s price action.
  •     Intraday call is valid for the same trading day.
  •     Stop-loss should be followed strcictly to preserve capital.
  •     Book, partial profits at first target and keep the trailing stop loss to save the profits.


How to trade Intraday Calls- Clik here

Tuesday, 1 March 2016

Axis Bank, SKS Micro and KSCL Intraday Trading calls

Axis Bank

Buy Above- 393.50 Target- 396.50, 401.50, 409.50 Stop Loss- 391.50
Sell Below- 388 Target- 386, 383.80, 375.50. Stop Loss- 391.50


SKS Micro

Buy Above-508.50 Target-512.80, 519.80, 529.50 Stop Loss- 504.50
Sell Below- 499.50 Target- 495, 491.50, 481.50 Stop Loss- 504


KSCL

Buy Above- 363.50 Target- 365, 369.50, 374.50 Stop Loss- 360.50
Sell Below- 357.50 Target- 352.50, 347.50, 338.50 Stop Loss- 360.50


  •     All prices are based on NSE Cash Market.
  •     Calls are based on the previous trading day’s price action.
  •     Intraday call is valid for the same trading day.
  •     Stop-loss should be followed strcictly to preserve capital.
  •     Book, partial profits at first target and keep the trailing stop loss to save the profits.


How to trade Intraday Calls- Clik here

Monday, 29 February 2016

Axis Bank and SKS Micro Intraday Trading calls

Axis Bank

Buy Above- 381.50 Target- 386.90, 391.50 Stop Loss- 377
Sell Below- 373.50 Target- 369.50, 363. SL- 376


SKS Micro

Buy Above-486.50 Target-493, 498, Stop Loss- 483
Sell Below- 478 Target- 471.50, 463 Stop Loss- 483


  •     All prices are based on NSE Cash Market.
  •     Calls are based on the previous trading day’s price action.
  •     Intraday call is valid for the same trading day.
  •     Stop-loss should be followed strcictly to preserve capital.
  •     Book, partial profits at first target and keep the trailing stop loss to save the profits.


How to trade Intraday Calls- Clik here

Wednesday, 24 February 2016

How to take Intraday Calls

Here we are elaborating a proper way to take our intraday calls.
 
Suppose our share trading call is like this

Tata Steel: Buy above- 257.50 Target-260, 263, 268 SL- 255.50
                  Sell below- 252     Target- 248.50, 245, 242,238  SL- 255

Now how we will trade this call:

1. Buy trigger Point is 257.50, Now there are 3 scenario possible at opening trade at 9:15 1) Tata Steel Open below 181 2) Hindalco Opens above 181 3) Hindalco Opens at 181
Lets discuss each scenario 1 by 1
1) Tata Steel Open below 257.50- Suppose it opens around 255 in that case wait for Tata Steel  to come at 257.50 sustain near that level at least for 1 mins and take the trade.
2) Tata Steel Opens above 257.50 —In this scenario wait for Tata Steel to come at 257.50 sustain near that level for at least 1 mins and take the trade.
3) Tata Steel Opens at 181 — Take trade at opening immediately.

Few Point to consider before you take trade
 
  • Keep a strict stop loss in all your trades, trading without stop loss will end your trading capital soon.  
  • Some time it may happen that as soon as you take the trade it may reverse and hit your stop loss, don't feel bad and keep calm as next day you can again make profit.
  • In the morning trade session stocks move very fast so if you are unable to catch a good move in a trade don't feel disappointed.
  • In intraday trading decisions making need to be very fast to enter and exit a trade.   
  • Once your first target is achieved keep your stop loss to cost to cost to protect your profit. once your second target is achieved move your SL to first target.
  • If your stop loss hits two times in the day on buy/sell side just avoid trading in that stock for the rest of day as the stock is very volatile that particular day.
  • If there is a news about the stock in a particular day like results or any other company related news then trade the stock after the result/news is out.
  • If Open = High avoid taking Buy Trade and if Open = Low avoid taking the SELL trade in initial half an hour. Take the trade only if it breaks high or low during the day.
  • During a trade if Buy target is achieved or SL gets triggered and Stock reverses back than same Rule apply for Sell. Eg. Tata Steel after Hitting 1 Target at buy side moves down and makes  a low of 252.50 at 12 PM . Now as our Sell call was below 252, as discussed above let it sustain at 252 for at least 1 mins, if the stock did not sustain at the price level for 1 min then avoid the trade.
  • Always look for Risk/Rewards ratio while taking a trade.
  • Be disciplined in intraday trading, because only discipline can make you the money in intraday trading.
   

Tuesday, 23 February 2016

Technical Analysis Program- Course Details


Technical Analysis Program
 
Introduction - What is Technical Analysis?
Types of market to trade, Technical VS Fundamental Analysis, intraday VS positional trading
Fundamental Analysis
Constructing and interpreting charts
        Types of Charts, Line chart, Bar Chart, Candlesticks chart,
What to look for on charts
        Support & Resistance levels, Pivot, Volume
Trend analysis
        Trends, Direction, Duration, Trend lines, Channel lines, Breakout trend lines: rules of confirmation
 Oscillators
Relative Strength Index, Stochastic, MACD, Bullish divergence, Bearish divergence
Moving Averages
        Definition, Types, Number of moving averages, Duration, Double crossover, Triple crossovers, Bollinger Band
Ratio Analysis
        Fibonacci, Retracements vs. Extensions
 Chart formations
        Trend reversal formations, Head and Shoulders, Double Tops and Double Bottoms, Triple Tops and Triple Bottoms, Rounded Tops and Rounded Bottoms (saucers)
Trend continuation formation
            Flags, Triangles, Wedges
Candlestick Charting
What is a Japanese Candlestick? Important Patterns- Engulfing Pattern, Tweezer Bottom & Top, Morning Stars, Evening Star, Harami, Dark cloud cover, Piercing line, Hammer.
    Stop loss
        What is stop loss, How to set stop loss, risk and reward ratio, trade management, price targets?
Psychology in Trading
Create Own Trading System
What is Trading Plan?, Market Conditions, Choose Your Weapons, Goals of Trading Systems, Design Your Trading System, Risk Management , Trading Logs.

Trading Strategies
GAP trading, Pivot based trading, Moving average based trading, Day trading and Positional Trading strategies.
 
To join the course and fee details contact: pradhumnkumar88@gmail.com

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