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தவறியதில்லை யாம் இது சத்தியம்...

ESCAPE MONDAY...?

FROM AN EXPERIENCE 

A hunch can be trusted if it can be explained.

Though intuition is not infallible, it can be a useful 

speculative tool, if handled with care and skepticism.
If you are hit by strong hunch – put it to the test. Trust it only

if you can explained it. 

That is only if you can identify within your mind a 

stored body of information out of which that hunch 

must reasonably be supposed to have arisen.
Be wary of any intuition that seems to promise some 

outcome you want badly.

Never confuse a hunch with a hope.

* 

The ability to change one’s mind is probably a key characteristic

of the successful investor. Dogmatic and rigid personalities rarely,

if ever, succeed in the markets. 

The markets are a dynamic process, and sustained investment 

success requires the ability to modify and even change strategies

as markets evolve.

*

Trading is based on our hypothesis. In other words trading 

amounts to our educated guesses, which means the more you 

invest in your education, the more likely you are to find yourself 

on the right side of the trade. One of the most widely overlooked 

parts of trading education by traders is the study of past charts. 

I make personal videos, so that like a football team I can 

review my plays and create better strategies.

Your chart will tell you almost every thing you need to know 

to get on the right side of the trade. The one thing it doesn’t 

tell you is what is going on behind the scenes and it will even 

give you a hint to that most of the time. 

Your bullish/bearish ENGULFING patterns are evidence 

that there are some secrets that the market keeps to itself.

Mastering your candlestick psychology, your 

support/resistance, and your trendlines are things that you want 

to major on and learn well. You may not win every trade, 

but having a firm foundation on these simple techniques 

can greatly increase your odds of a successful trade. I think 

the more simple your charts, the better and easier it is for 

you to enter a good trade.

Sometimes you will have the perfect trade set up and all of your 

analysis will be right and you will find yourself on the wrong 

side of the trade. No big deal, it happens to all of us, review 

that trade and see if you can identify the error. When you have 

reviewed it, look for the next trading opportunity. 

There is NO PERFECT TRADING STRATEGY!!!!!!! 

This is only a guessing game for those of us who like to play 

the odds. The better your education, the better your odds 

will be against the house.

                                                                                                                              (to be contd)

TODAY’S TRADING STRATEGY

OF NIFTY FUTURES – JUNE 13

Resistance today @ 5507-17-24 levels..

In a normal opening today,

Fresh Short is sturdily advised around 5525

with the stop of  5550

Intraday targets – 5496-5487-5478-5464

Good support @ 5464 is seen all over the week

If breaks that too with good volume,

see a non-stop slide upto 5430

Option players can go for 5500 PUT or 5400 PUT

around 5525 with the same stop and targets

of Nifty Futures

Friends, Traders unknowingly got locked in 5200 PUT 

can average around 5525 with the

same stop (5550) and exit around 5470.

Again we insist that above recommended is applicable

ONLY IN CASE OF NORMAL OPENING

(i.e below 5500-05) today..

(Range bound today in a normal opening

– from 5464 to 5525) 

Suppose,

If Nifty Futures opens above 5507 and cuts 5517 with

volumes and sustains above 5517 for 15 minutes,

then see a sure intraday hike up to

5544 and then upto 5562-76

In such a GAP UP opening,
resistance is seen @ 5544 & 5576

Avoid fresh shorts in a GAP UP opening till 5576

FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK

SUPPORTS @ 5464 & 5430

&

RESISTANCE @ 5562-76

A note for the BULL followers 

Nifty Futures should cross 5576 decisively with volume

and sustain above the level atleast for half an hour

to go into the bulls hands (for medium term)

in forthcoming sessions.

SHARE TIPS TODAY (JUNE 13)       

            

1) Sell ASIANPAINTS @ 3057

    T – 3033.550

2) Sell HEROHONDA @ 1715

    T – 1701.75

3) Sell HINDPETRO @ 364.75

    T – 362.50

4) Sell JSWSTEEL @ 893.50   

    T –  888.50   

5) Sell ESSAROIL @ 125.15

    T – 123.20

   

6) Sell MPHASIS @ 455

    T - 451.50

7) Sell BAJAJ-AUTO @ 1320.50

    T –  1310.50

  

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SBI BREAKS RULES ON LOANS TO RELIANCE IND

The public sector lender, 
which also
has significant exposures

to troubled Air India besides 
certain telecom firms being probed

in relation to the 2G scam, 
has now disclosed that its credit

to RIL was in excess of the limits prescribed under the 

RBI’s prudential credit norms. 

 Detailing the cases where it breached prudential limits 

for single-borrower exposure during the fiscal ended

March 31, 2011, SBI has named RIL as also public sector 

majors Indian Oil and BHEL as three such borrowers in its 

annual report. 

This is the third straight year when SBI has exceeded the 

single-borrower ceiling with regard to RIL,

as per the bank’s annual reports for the past three
financial years. 

However, the bank brought down its exposure to RIL 

within the limit on the last date of the previous fiscal, 

ie March 31, 2011, according to the SBI annual report.

The public sector lender had provided credit in excess 

of prudential norms to RIL during 2009-10 and 2008-09 also.

During the year 2009-10, the bank’s credit exposure was in 

excess of prudential limits for Reliance Industries, 

Indian Oil Corp (IOC), BHEL and Tata Group.

Prior to that, SBI exceeded prudential credit limits during 

2008-09 with regard to its exposure to RIL and IOC.  

As per RBI guidelines, the exposure ceiling limits are 15 percent 

of capital funds in case of a single borrower and 40 percent 

of capital funds in the case of a borrower group.

However, the credit exposure to a single borrower can go 

up to 20 per cent, if the additional 5 per cent exposure is on 

account of extension of credit to infrastructure projects.  

Similarly, the credit exposure to borrowers belonging to a group 

may go up to 50 per cent, if the additional 10 per cent exposure 

is for credit to infrastructure projects.

 The bank’s exposure to telecom companies recently came 

under criticism as some of these companies are facing probes 

in connection with the 2G scam involving alleged breach 

of regulations in allotment of licenses.

In an analyst conference after the bank’s full-year results 

for 2010-11, SBI disclosed that its exposure to telecom 

companies was Rs 22,600 crore (3 per cent of its loan book), 

while exposure to telecom companies under investigation was 

Rs 1500 crore.  

Besides, its exposure to airline companies, including troubled 

Air India was Rs 4,500 crore.

The bank also disclosed a total exposure of 

Rs 1,00,000 crore in the infrastructure sector, including 

Rs 30,000 crore to the power sector.  

With regard to single-borrower exposure limit exceeded in 

2010-11, SBI said in its annual report, that its credit to 

RIL breached the prudential ceiling on three occasions 

during the year — between April and July 2010, 

from August to October 2010 and from November 2010 to 

February 2011.  

Between April and July 2010, SBI’s exposure to RIL was 

Rs 15,815.48 crore, as against a ceiling of 

Rs 13,646.26 crore, while the exposures exceeded the 

respective limits by well over Rs 1,000 crore on two other 

occasions also.

The outstanding exposure to RIL as on March 31, 2011 

stood at Rs 5,645.44 crore, which was within the limits.  

For IOC and BHEL also, the credit exposure exceeded 

the ceiling on three occasions during 2010-11.  

During the year 2009-10, the credit exposure exceeded the 

prudential ceilings on three occasions each for IOC, 

RIL and BHEL, while the exposure was in excess of the 

limit for Tata Group on two occasions.

For 2008-09 also, the credit exposure was in excess of the 

permitted level on three occasions for both RIL & IOC

5 POINTS BEFORE YOU TRADE

# Concentrate on what is important.

 The most important thing when

I am trading is profit and education, 

to some extent.

You can get to profit many ways but 

your actions need to all 

bend towards that one objective.  

Me talking about my position 

takes me away from analyzing the 

position.  Also, for me,
it makes me less flexible. 

Now I am thinking about what the market is doing 

and how I look to other people.  

Also, if you are going to talk your book the most effective 

way is to get out into it, albeit the most unethical.

# Start with a logical thesis. For example, leave out the fact

that you said the following about the company 

“offers a useful, attractively priced service to customers, 

is growing like wildfire, is very well managed, and has a 

strong balance sheet,” but still decided to short the company 

anyways.  I realize this statement does not always mean a 

stock price is going to rise but the next logical step does 

not mean the stock is going down.

# Follow your plan. Do not make reference to your strategy 

as the following “outright frauds (our very favorite), 

industries in decline or facing major headwinds, 

weak or faddish business models, 

bad balance sheets, and incompetent,

excessively promotional and/or crooked management”  

and not follow it.  See above statement.

# Do your research before you make a trade. 

Don’t use anything with the word “monkey” in it for 

research purposes and tell someone about it.  

Also, 500 people is not a very big sample size.

# And finally, don’t act like a loss is the end of the world 

or a win. If you are doing the right things, your best and worst 

days are always ahead of you. After the trade is over the next 

trade is the most important, once again assuming you are doing 

the right things.

Nothing is ever going to prevent you from losing but there 

are several things that can prevent you from winning 

over a long period of time.

CNBC : Creating News & Broadcast Cheating...?

தில்லு முள்ளு...தில்லு முள்ளு..

சேனல் எல்லாம் கல்லு முள்ளு..

ஆயிரம் செய்திகள்..

ஆயிரம் மோசங்கள்..


பூனைக்கு மணி கட்டுமா SEBI...?



Once again this blue channel flashes a blunder :-

The TV screen shot of  CNBC TV18 (on June 9th 13:40hrs)
is given below

 

Mkt price of Patel at that time is 156.  Flash says 1 crore shares 

bulk deal at 441.

How can it happen ??? - Impossible by any means. 

Its 52 week high itself is far below 400.  

Now the quantity!!! 45% of Promoter holding, 
as per NSE website, is about 3 cr shares out of total equity
of about 7 cr shares.  

Have Promoters sold 1/3^rdof their equity at triple the market price !!  

The buyer, if at all, must be one of the overseas black-money 

account holder whom Anna-Ramdev duo is crusading.  

The notable point in this TV Visual is that it doesn’t have any tags 

like “Sources”, Street-Talk, etc.It looks as if its an extract from a 

legible reporting or an announcement of authenticity.  

Based on such clippings if any active trader dives into the stock, 

what’s his fate..?   

We have searched all Newspapers, Internet, 

NSE web-site, etc but no news about this flash. Nothing is stated 

from company side too. 

Who the hell going to bell this ugly media cat CNBC?

Is it hand-in-glove with some operator to assist in off-loading 

the position.  

CNBC appears to be flashing sponsored news for a price and 

a part of Indian stock rigging. 

OUR HUMBLE ADVICE TO THE TRADERS

If you want to gamble,
go to Las Vegas. 
The markets are not the 
place to look for action. 
They are serious business
and gamblers will be 
liberated of their money 
in very short order. 
There are no comped 
rooms, pretty girls, 
or free drinks 
when you lose.
So approach this with
the same sense of 
dedication you would give to the most serious profession.
If you learn to succeed, trading for a living can be one of the 
most rewarding endeavors you could ever pursue.

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