Monday, April 25, 2011

THROTTLED MONDAY...?




FROM AN EXPERIENCE

Every one wishes to make money online without making a lot of investments. If they plan to invest their money, Investment in Stocks would be their first choice. Stock Trading involves buying the shares and selling online. Buying shares at low rate and selling them at higher rate is how you make money in the stock market.

Before you are entering into stock online trading, it is important to study the nature of the stock and its limit of change. Certain stocks fluctuate in sharp spikes and some hardly go through intraday changes. It is important for every trader to know the stock fluctuations before taking any step.

Consider the following important strategies and get high returns from stock trading:

Stock Quotes Analysis: Since Stock price depends on many factors technical analysis is a must to understand the market trend and the stock prices fluctuations. Stock traders should learn to read charts and fractional data associated with stock quotes. Once they understand, they can easily buy and sell stocks on time without risks, if any.

Better Trade: Stock online trading gives you the opportunity of trading across times zones. Identify and Dump the non-performing penny stocks.

Right Decision: Once you enter into the stock market you may be distracted by people to make profits.

Trade Stages: Buy shares in stages rather than buying at once. This would results in getting a better overall price despite the added commission on the split purchase. It also works well when exiting a trade.

Trade Often: Frequent trading within a given period, the more opportunities you have for making profit per time. However don’t trade more frequently than you can handle to avoid fatigue and burn out.

Stock Broker: Do some stock market research for choosing the best professional stock trader at minimum commission rate since it is very important. Find their services offered, go through their terms and conditions, charge for stocks trading and choose the best that suits you the most

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TODAY’S TRADING STRATEGY
OF NIFTY FUTURES – APRIL 25

Overall resistance is around 6000 for NF
Resistance @ 5950-55 today
Supports @ 5860-50-40-30-20-10
then @ 5800-5790
(Starting from 5860, every 10 pt below
 good support levels are seen today.)

If trades above 5912 for 15 minutes see a sure hike upto
5955 is possible and if this level too crossed decisively,
more hike upto 5980 is seen
Maximum run upto 5995-6002 is allowed in this session
in a normal opening.

Suppose if trades below 5904 a slide upto 5860-50
is possible
If broken, at the most NF slips upto 5830-20
in a normal opening .



SHARE TIPS TODAY (APRIL 25)      

1) Sell ATLANTA @ 112.40
    T1 – 110.30
    T2 – 108.50

2) Sell COROMANDEL @ 315.25
    T – 311.65

3) Sell BHEL @ 2056.50
    T – 2036.50


Note: Decide your trade (entry) after 9:30AM in case of the
above mentioned scrips

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FIIs INVESTMENT OF 7,100 Cr IN 5 SESSIONS


Bullish foreign fund houses have invested over USD 1.5 billion (about Rs 7,100 crore) in the Indian equity market in the first five trading sessions of this month.    
Till April 11, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were gross buyers of shares worth Rs 23,202.20 crore, while they sold equities amounting to Rs 16,095.80 crore, resulting in a net investment of Rs 7,106.50 crore or USD 1.6 billion, as per the data available with the capital markets regulator SEBI.  
 Besides, foreign fund houses were negative on debt market and pulled out Rs 1,227.00 crore or USD 275.94 million. This takes the overall net investments by FIIs into stocks and bonds to a total of Rs 5,879.50 crore or about USD 1.32 billion. 
In January 2011, overseas investors had pulled out Rs 4,813.2 crore from stock market. The outflow continued in February too with Rs 4,585.5 crore being taken out from equities but the scenario changed in March, when they were net investors of equities worth Rs 6,749.60 crore.  taken of Rs 4,605.60 crore.
This has taken the gross purchases of equities in the country by FIIs so far this year to over Rs 1.91 lakh crore. After taking into account the outgo of Rs 1.86 lakh crore, overseas investors have made a net investment of Rs 4,605.60 crore.








RESISTING THE RULES 


There is a strong tendency in the people to resist the rules and regulations that are imposed upon them for their own benefit; and thus lead their life the way they want it to be..
However, this should not be the case, as every rule and regulation that is imposed upon us has a reason behind its imposition. However still, if you have noticed carefully you will see that usually the very first reaction that we get when rules and regulations are imposed upon people is resistance and resentment. This is a basic characteristic of the human beings, who tend to resist any changes or rules and regulations that are imposed upon them. They never try to find the reason behind such an act. There is a reason behind every rule and every regulation imposed upon the people but the people tend to overlook them.







CORRUPTION IN INDIA

The Indian Government for the past few years, and more so after the post liberalization period after 1991 has been living inside the stomach of the tiger of corruption. Like the lady of Niger, the looters smiled when they rode the tiger. Now they are returning from the ride with the looters inside and a smile on the face of the tiger. The looters aided and abetted the tiger of corruption and shared some of the looted blood and flesh, now there is nothing they can do other than feast on what ever comes their way inside the stomach of the tiger.

The ECONOMIC CONDITION OF INDIA has multiplied by leaps and bounds and is shinning brightly, but only for the handful of big time industrialists, politicians and the parasites who feed on them. The condition of the rest of the population varies between leading a comfortable life to death by starvation and malnutrition.

The most discussed issue in the Indian media is the trillions of dollars of ‘blood money ‘stashed away in Swiss Banks and other tax havens and what should be done to bring the loot back. This issue is being debated almost everyday, this is a welcome sign. But amongst all this noise, what is the glaring omission is trying to find and punish those who were the end beneficiaries, those who abetted the scams.

Take for example the latest 1.76 cores 2G Spectrum scam. In this particular scam the corporates who benefited are not hiding in Switzerland, they are every where for one and all to see. The telecom industrialist and Member of Parliament from Karnataka, Rajeev Chandrasekhar had written an open letter to the Chairman of Tata’s Ratan Tata, accusing the Tata’s of being the single largest beneficiaries of the scam. The loss caused to the exchequer by the Tata’s is said to be Rs 19074.8 crores.

On 27th November 2010 Ratan Tata said that if the government did not step in and uphold the rule of law, there was every possibility that India could slide down the path of becoming a banana republic. I whole heartedly agree with him, it is only in a potential banana republic that scamsters get away scott free with not even a single question being asked. It is only in a potential banana republic that scamsters can take a high moral ground, again not a single question being raised.

Now mums the word as far as the Tata’s are concerned in the media.Ratan Tata who also figures in the Nira Radia tapes scandal has not denied that he caused a loss to the exchequer, but he says that this loss is hypothetical. I would like to ask him a hypothetical question about how many hypothetical starvation and malnutrition deaths could have been avoided had this loss not been caused by him.

In the Hassan Ali case going back to January 2008, Ali is said to have laundered money to the tune of 32 Billion dollars, and documents seized from his residence showed that he held 8.04 Billion in his UBS account. The money disappeared overnight. The Swiss Government spokesman said yesterday that they are unable to help India as the proper procedure has not been followed, and they were awaiting a complete request from India. Now it is clear that Hassan Ali was only a front man, a parking space. But what is mystifying is why the Indian Government is protecting him by hiding behind international treaties and laws, now even the Swiss criminals have exposed them. Will we ever get to know which looter was he a front man for?

Even if  Wikileaks exposes Indian accounts in Swiss Banks and other tax havens, we will still have this Government hiding behind something or the other, finding one excuse after the other.





COMMITMENT 

When you trade with commitment—and do what you said you would do—you generate an extraordinary amount of energy. You begin to see opportunities in the market that you couldn’t see earlier. You do not need to struggle. All you need to do is to show up and participate in the context of the new trading target. Trading in terms of an expanded target means having the courage to look for what is missing in your trading strategy. This becomes the source of the breakthrough you can produce.—-Trading to Win, Ari Kiev







General Market Advice

1. Never chase a stock.

2. Buy when markets are in the grip of panic.


3. Only buy fundamentally strong stocks, which are undervalued.


4. Buy stocks grown in top line and bottom line over the past years.


5. Invest in companies with proven management.


6. Avoid loss-making companies.


7. PE Ratio and Growth in earnings per share are the key.


8. Look for the dividend paying record.


9. Invest in stocks for sure returns.


10. Stocks have been the high yielding asset class over the past.


11. Stocks are an asset class.


12. The basic property of any asset class is to grow.


13. Buy when everyone is selling and sell when everyone buys.


14. Invest a fixed amount each month.





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