SIZZLING MONDAY....?

 FROM AN EXPERIENCE

Much like patience, the successful trader exhibits a simple, unexcitable mood in the face of a market that is in a constant state of flux.  There is no way you can have emotionless trading.  It is impossible unless you turn into a robot.  What is possible is to bring your emotions under control.  While others panic, cry, throw temper tantrums (and their computer monitors), doubt their trading edge, etc.  you remain calm in the knowledge of your simple rules based methodology.  You know when to enter battle, you know how long you can stay in battle, how many resources you can commit to battle ($), and when to exit the battlefield.

When the trader combines all of these he or she possesses coup d’oeil and with a clear mind be able to assess the battlefield and form an overall vision, possess a high tolerance for uncertainty knowing anything can happen once battle begins, and then have the ability to reverse course or exit the battlefield if conditions change.

An inner dialogue typically reinforces the way you think. 

So the goal is to consciously expose yourself to thoughts 

that ultimately will positively impact your trading. 

Through the use of repetition you can considerably 

strengthen a positive attitude and sound trading behavior. 

The beauty of it is the simplicity of the method.

It’s entirely up to you which trading mantras you want 

to adhere to. Here are a few that I strongly believe in and 

that characterize my thinking as a trader:

• Kill your greed
• Isolate yourself from the opinions of others
• Never chase stocks
• Always strive for emotional detachment
• Focus on proper execution
• There is never a shortage of opportunities
• Never make excuses
• Stay in control
• Don’t compare yourself to others
• Always use stop losses
• Standing aside is a position
• Money comes in bunches
• Never add to a losing position
• Stay calm and focused
• Don’t believe the hype
• Cultivate independent thinking
• Be ready for worst case scenarios
• Nosce te ipsum - Know thyself 

"I never hesitate to tell a man that I am bullish or bearish. But I do not tell people to buy or sell any particular stock. In a bear market all stocks go down and in a bull market they go up. I don’t mean of course that in a bear market caused by a war, ammunition shares do not go up. I speak in a general sense. But the average man doesn’t wish to be told that it is a bull or a bear market. What he desires is to be told specifically which particular stock to buy or sell. He wants to get something for nothing. He does not wish to work. He doesn’t even wish to have to think. It is too much bother to have to count the money that he picks up from the ground." —- REMINISCENCES OF A STOCK OPERATOR by Edwin LeFevre

                                                                                                              (to be contd)

TODAY’S TRADING STRATEGY

OF NIFTY FUTURES – MARCH 28

If trades below 5678 for 15 minutes

watch a sure slide upto

5647-41

As a down side target maximum slide

is possible upto 5632-19-5605  

if 5627 breaks

with good volume today

On the other hand if sustains above

5679 for 15 minutes

a sure hike upto 5713-20-37

is very much possible

LONG TERM VIEW: BULLISH  BULLISH  BULLISH

THIS IS AN APPROPRIATE TIME FOR 

THE LONG TERM INVESTORS
TO INVEST IN MARKET

AN OPEN CHALLENGE

We Predict the downside of  NIFTY last year at the end
of August exactly as you all know very very early

Pls Refresh your thoughts or browse older posts.. 


NOW MARK IT GUYS....

"INDEX NIFTY SURELY GOING TO 
CREATE A NEW RECORD

BREAKING 6357 (All Time High) 
WITHIN 2011 PROBABLY."

WE ASSURE
NOBODY IN INDIA
PREDICT SO EARLY AS WE PREDICT

BANK NIFTY

Buy btwn  11495-509        

T1 – 11556-81              

T2 – 11596-605  

T3 – 11636

Sell btwn 11365-51           

T1 – 11303-279                                   

T2 – 11264-54  

T3 – 11225

SHARE TIPS TODAY (MARCH 28)      

1) Sell  GAIL  @  457.90

    Target  – 453.90

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INDO-PAK SEMI FINAL: AD Rates 15L – 18L per 10 sec

With India set to battle arch rivals Pakistan in the cricket
World Cup semi-finals, official broadcaster ESPN STAR
Sports (ESS) is understood to have increased 
advertising rates five-fold for the match 

to be played the coming Wednesday.
Ticket prices have shot up 

10-fold in the grey market and hotels are full, 
with a surge in demand at the venue, Mohali, 
close to Chandigarh.

According to media buyers, ESS is charging between
Rs 15 lakhto Rs 18 lakh for a 10-second ad slot during
the match, five to six times higher than what the official 
broadcaster charged 

last-minute advertisers during the league
and quarter-final matches.

A senior executive at a media buying firm said, “The ad rates

being quoted for the India-Pakistan match are the highest charged 

so far for any sporting event in the country. The rates are over 

25 per cent higher than that charged for the India-Australia 

match played yesterday.” The broadcaster had nearly quadrupled 

the spot ad rates for the crucial India–Australia match yesterday.

A 10-second ad spot on the channel was sold at Rs 12 lakh.

 Advertisers paid Rs 3.5-4 lakh for a 10-second spot to ESS for 

telecasting their commercials during the league and quarterfinal 

World Cup matches.

“The India-Pakistan match is the biggest marketing opportunity 

in the World Cup and no advertiser is willing to let go. It may 

turn out to be the biggest ad revenue grosser for the

broadcaster,” a senior executive of a media buying agency 

told Business Standard, requesting anonymity, as he was 

involved in buying ad spots for some clients.

The broadcaster is estimated to have earned a little over 

Rs 1,000 crore in advertising revenues during the ongoing 

World Cup from around 80 advertisers. It paid $1.1 billion 

(Rs 5,000 crore) for the rights of all tournaments 

organised by the International Cricket Council between

2007 and 2015.

With cricket fans across the country rushing to witness 

the battle on March 30, hotel rates at Mohali have almost 

doubled. A budget hotel normally charging Rs 2,000 to 

Rs 3,000 is giving rooms for Rs 4,000 to Rs 6,000. 

“We are all booked for March 30 and there are very few 

rooms available for March 29 and April 1,” said Munish 

Aggarwal, managing director, Best Western Maryland at 

Zirakpur. The hotel is about six km away from Mohali.

In the meantime, ticket prices have shot up 10 times. 

A ‘chair block’ ticket at the stadium which was officially sold 

for Rs 500 was being traded for Rs 5,500-6,000 today in 

the grey market. The stadium at Mohali has a seating 

capacity of 27,500. Around 14,000 tickets were sold over the 

counter on March 21-22, and the rest were booked by the I

nternational Cricket Council, the Board of Control for Cricket 

in India and corporate bodies. Sources estimate over half the 

tickets sold over the counter are being traded in the grey market.








INCONTROVERTIBLE LAWS
OF INVESTING

Be Patient And Wait For your Trade. 
Many investors suffer from “action bias” or a desire to do something.  However, when there is nothing to do the best thing to do is nothing. 

 Be Contrarian. 

The herd is usually wrong.  The punch bowl of speculation is usually spiked with denial.  Be careful getting in when the getting is at the end. 

Risk Is Permanent Loss of Capital, Never A Number. 

Pay attention to valuation, fundamental, and financial risks and thus avoid permanent impairment of your capital.

Be Leery of Leverage. 

Leverage is a dangerous beast.  It can’t turn a bad investment good, but it can turn a good investment bad.  Whenever you see a financial product with leverage as its foundation you should be skeptical, not delighted.

Never Invest In Something You Don’t Understand. 

If something sounds too good to be true it probably is.  If you do not understand where your money is going then don’t press the pedal ’cause the vehicle may be in reverse. 

Invest when the law is on your side; otherwise you may find yourself on the other side of the barbed wire fence at BROKE prison. 

TSUNAMI – THE CLOSEST VIDEO FROM A HARBOR

WATCH A HUGE THREAT FOR THE FILMING MAN

AFTER 8 minutes in the clipping 

MESSAGE TODAY

One thorn of experience is worth a whole 
wilderness of warning.
                                           - JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL  

RELAX CORNER

JUST SMS TO YOUR PAL

The quickest way to double your money is to fold 
it in half and put it back in your pocket. 

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FESTIVE MONDAY...?

FROM AN EXPERIENCE  

“One common adage on this subject that is completely 

wrongheaded is: you can’t go broke taking profits. 

That’s precisely how many traders do go broke. 

While amateurs go broke by taking large losses,

professionals go broke by taking small profits.

The problem in a nutshell is that human nature does

not operate to maximize gain but rather to maximize 

the chance of gain. The desire to maximize the

number of winning trades (or minimize the number

of losing trades) works against the trader. The success 

rate of trades is the least important performance 

statistic and may even be inversely related to performance.”

“The people who survive avoid snowball scenarios in 

which bad trades cause them to become emotionally

destabilized and make more bad trades.

They are also able to feel the pain of losing. If you don’t

feel the pain of a loss, then you’re in the same

position as those unfortunate people who have no 

pain sensors. If they leave their hand on a hot stove,

it will burn off. There is no way to survive in the 

world without pain. Similarly, in the markets, if the

losses don’t hurt, your financial survival is tenuous.”

                                                          (to be contd)

TODAY’S TRADING STRATEGY

OF NIFTY FUTURES – MARCH 21

If trades above 5395 for 15-20 minutes

see a hike upto 5425-33

If that breaks more hike upto

5455-65 is possible

Otherwise,

if trades below 5394 and cuts 5375

a sure fall upto

5352 and then upto 5335-20  is seen on charts

BANK NIFTY

Buy btwn 10805-820      

T1 – 10866-89            

T2 – 10904-12      

T3 – 10942  

Sell btwn 10682-68       

T1 – 10623-598                               

T2 – 10584-75 

T3 – 10546

SHARE TIPS TODAY (MARCH 21)      

1) Sell M&M @ 630.30

    T – 625.75

HIGHER CRUDE IMPACTS INDIA'S FINANCES


Will Oil Cripple India’s Finances? What Do Higher Oil Prices

Mean for India India’s Energy Profile: India’s current 

energy requirements are estimated at ~400mtoe. 

In order to sustain growth at current levels, studies 

indicate that India would need to increase its 

primary energy supply to 1,651mtoe in the next two 

decades. Currently, coal meets more than half of 

India’s energy needs, oil accounts for close to 30%, while 

natural gas, lignite and hydro power make up the balance. 

While coal resources are abundant, oil is not. As the 

fourth largest consumer of oil in the world most of 

India’s oil energy needs are met through imports, 

making it is the world’s 5th largest oil- importing nation.

Impact on the BoP: India imports 80% of its crude oil 

requirements, with oil comprising over 30% of its 

import bill. Taking into account petro product exports, 

a US$1/bbl increase in oil prices would increase the 

trade deficit by US$800m. Our FY12 estimates 

incorporate the Indian basket averaging US$105/bbl, 

resulting in a current a/c deficit (CAD) of 

US$59.5bn (3% of GDP). With the budget easing 

funding availability on the capital account, we expect 

flows to be sufficient to finance the CAD and maintain

our view of the currency trading in the Rs45-46 range.

Impact on the Fiscal Position: Absence of 

deregulation in diesel and cooking fuels has resulted

in rising losses for oil marketing companies. 

A US$1/bbl increase in oil prices results in gross 

under recoveries rising by US$700m. With oil at 

US$105/bbl and assuming no deregulation, estimate 

under-recoveries are likely to rise to Rs1.4trn.

Further, assuming the continuation of the subsidy

sharing framework (i.e the govt’s share is 50% 

of total losses), the subsidy burden could rise to Rs 688 bn.

 Impact on Inflation: The impact is a bit difficult 

to quantify though prices of petrol and industrial fuels 

are market determined, the price adjustment at times 

takes place with a lag, while the government regulates

prices of cooking fuels as well as diesel. However, 

statistically, the impact on inflation could range from 

0.68% to 3.4% depending on how it is transmitted.

Key to look out for is de-regulation of diesel, 

but given upcoming state elections this could be delayed.

 The budget arithmetic is based on nominal GDP 

growth of 14%, gross tax revenues rising 18.5%, 

and expenditure rising 3.4%. While the revenue and 

growth assumptions appear realistic, the expenditure 

numbers appear optimistic. Overall expenditures 

are expected to rise by just 3.4%.

 On the back of continued political upheaval in the 

MENA region and assuming that output disruption 

continues through 2Q11, our global Oil and Gas 

team recently revised Brent Crude forecasts for 2011 

and 2012 to US$105/bbl and US$100/bbl respectively,

from US$90/bbl estimated earlier.
What Does This Mean for Our Forecasts?

Incorporating higher oil prices as well as recent trade data,

we have made several revisions to our BOP forecasts: 

Given the current run-rate in exports ( Apr-Feb FY11 

average at 30.5%) we are raising our FY11 export 

estimate to US$229.6bn or 26%YoY from 15%YoY 

earlier. Factoring in FY12 growth at 19%, exports in 

absolute terms would rise to US$273bn from US$252bn

earlier.

On the import front, we are nudging our FY12 

forecasts to US$435bn or 22.5%YoY, from 

US$422bn earlier (+19%). This incorporates

(a) Oil imports rising by 35% vs. 15% earlier 

(b) Non-oil imports rising by 18% (20% earlier).

Factoring in invisibles at US$102bn (slightly lower 

than our previous forecast due to a moderation 

in remittances), we expect the CAD to come in at 

US$59.5bn from US$65bn earlier, or 3% of GDP.

Gas Gains Lower than Earlier Envisaged

With higher oil prices weighing on the trade deficit, 

a key factor to look at is the gas discoveries that could 

impact the net oil import bill. On this front, while 

our oil analysts initially expected gas production to 

be higher due to Reliance¡¦s KG Gas Basin

discoveries coming on stream (64mmscmd in FY12 

and 80mmscmd in FY13), they recently revised 

forecasts  down to 55mmscmd and 64mmscmd

respectively.

Although the RIL BP deal could potentially advance 

KG gas ramp-up timelines, lack of clarity and 

production levels remaining stagnant in the foreseeable 

future are a key reason behind the revision.

U.S. Disappointed over Pranab

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MESSAGE TODAY

One thorn of experience is worth a whole
wilderness of warning.
                                  - JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL  

RELAX CORNER

A GOLF JOKE

He left home about 8:30 a.m. to play golf with his friends.

On the way out the door he answered his wife’s

“what time will you be home?” question with “probably

about 1:30. I’ll have lunch at the club.”
1:30 came &a  went, 3:00 passed, 6:15, still not home,

finally at about 7:00pm he rolls in the driveway, 

leaves his clubs in the garage, and presents his wife 

with a pizza, and begins the apologetic story: 

“We finished our game about 11:30, had lunch,

and I started home, when alongside the road I saw this

attractive girl with a flat tire on her car. I stopped to help,

got the tire changed, and looked around for a place to 

wash my hands. 

She offered money, but I refused, so she suggested 

that I at least allow her to buy me a beer.  She said 

there’s a tavern just up the road, and they have a 

restroom, you can clean up a bit.  I agreed to stop, 

we had a beer, then another beer, then a couple more,

and I realized that this girl was not only pretty,

she was very friendly, and a good companion to 

spend time with.  Before I knew it, we were in the

motel next door having sex.  And that is why I am so

late getting home.”
His wife looked him  in the eye and said 

“Don’t shit me; you played 36 holes, didn’t you?”

JUST SMS TO YOUR PAL

The quickest way to double your money is
to fold it in half and put it back in your pocket. 

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LET'S GET STARTED DUDES...

FROM AN EXPERIENCE

After so many months I have just reread Douglas’s 

Trading in the Zone.

What I realize is that I have a similar issue.

I have intellectualized probability but when I am trading 

I do not believe it at a deep level. I don’t recognize that this setup

has a 60% winrate so I should expect 4 out of 10 entries to fail.

So, like most traders I try to improve the odds by learning more

about the markets or somehow discarding those setups I think 

will fail (lol). This might resonate:

“It’s the ability to believe in the unpredictability of the game at 

the micro level and simultaneously believe in the predictability 

of the game at the macro level that makes

the casino and the professional gambler effective and successful

at what they do. 

Their belief in the uniqueness of each hand 

prevents them from engaging in the

pointless endeavor of trying to predict the outcome of each

individual hand. They have learned and completely accepted the 

fact that they don’t know what’s going to happen next.

More important, they don’t need to know in order to make money

consistently. Because they don’t have to know what’s going

to happen next, they don’t place any special significance, 

emotional or otherwise, on each individual hand, spin of the wheel,

or roll of the dice. 

In other words, they’re not encumbered by

unrealistic expectations about what is going to happen, 

nor are their egos involved in a way that makes them 
have to be right.”

                                                                           (to be contd)

                          
                 

TODAY’S TRADING STRATEGY

OF NIFTY FUTURES – MARCH 14

  

Strong resistance seen @ 5623 for the whole month

See Nifty Futures kissing 5473-80-92 today

and a good day trading resistance is seen

between 5485-95

If this resistance breaks, see a hike upto 5511

and then to 5525

BANK NIFTY

Buy btwn 10855-69        

T1 – 10917-41          

T2 – 10956-66     

T3 – 10996  

Sell btwn 10725-11  

T1 – 10663-39                              

T2 – 10623-14

T3 – 10584

SHARE TIPS TODAY (MARCH 14)      

1) Sell TCS @ 1075

    T1 – 1065

    T2 – 1057  

    

2) Sell JSWSTEEL @ 901    

     T1 – 893.10  

     T2 – 884.50

3) Sell RECLTD @ 228

     T1 – 226.10

     T2 – 224.25

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ON THAT MISERABLE DAY...


Following a report earlier that the Uranium at the
Fukushima Power Plant may have melted, 
we sadly bring you this video of the explosion at Reactor
one of the nuclear site.

A before and after picture, showing the loss of Reactor 1

From BBC:
There has been an explosion at a Japanese nuclear power  
plant that was hit by Friday’s devastating earthquake. 

Pictures show a blast at the Fukushima plant and initial 
reports say several workers were injured.

Nuclear expert, Malcolm Grimston told the BBC that
nuclear materials may have been able to escape .

And as predicted by Zero Hedge first yesterday, 

the power plant has just announced that there is indeed

a meltdown at the plant.

The core at Fukushima No. 1

nuclear power plant’s No. 1 reactor may be partially 

melting, the nuclear safety agency said Saturday. 

Radioactive substance cesium was detected around
the reactor, it said.

BUSINESS GOES DOWN??

Two months ago many were scratching their heads when

Japan announced it was buying Eurozone bonds.

 After all – why would Europe want to have a marginal buyer

(or as the case may be seller) of its debt be the country

that is known by all to be the most indebted entity

in the world? Of course, it became promptly clear that it 

was not the Japanese government doing the buying, 

but mostly its financial companies, with an emphasis 

on its insurance and reinsurance companies. 

Fast forward to today when Japanese insurance companies

are getting pummeled in local trading on concerns the 

payoffs to the decimated Japanese infrastructure will 

be unprecedented. So what will happen? Why a scramble

for liquidity of course, just like we saw back in 

September 2008, when cash stricken companies sold all

their liquid assets first, resulting in a toxic loop of 

self-fulfilling prophecy selling which almost tobbled the

$25 trillion shadow banking system. And what will said 

Japanese insurance companies sell first? 

Why the very same Eurozone bonds they acquired 

with so much pomp and circumstance,

by the minions of the insolvent Eurozone,

back in January of course. Furthermore, now that Japan

will have no choice but to launch a mini round of 

Quantitative Easing and flood the market with JGBs, 

there will be a dramatic spike in supply for sovereign paper,

which of course means yields across the board will rise.

Which begs the question: if an earthquake flips its 

wings in Japan, does the Eurozone go bankrupt,

especially in the month when its most insolvent 

countries face billions in debt rollover 

requirements, tens of billions in maturity funding 

needs, even more in deficit funding 

requirements… and no cash?

KERRY W.GIVEN's 'NO-HYPE OPTIONS TRADING' - A VIEW

Options trading can be daunting, in large measure 

because “the risk-adjusted return of any options strategy 

will tend toward zero over time.” (p. 16) It doesn’t 

matter whether a person engages in high-probability 

or low-probability trading, whether the spread of choice 

is an iron condor or an out-of-the-money vertical spread. 

Without robust risk management the options trader will 

over time end up with a huge goose egg in his account for

all his efforts.

The author focuses on calendars, double diagonals, 

butterflies, and condors. His analyses don’t follow 

a standard pattern, but generally speaking he discusses 

trade structures, the rationale for various positions, 

and ways to enter and manage trades, including 

adjustments. At the conclusion of each chapter is a 

set of exercises to test the reader’s understanding 

of the material. Answers are provided at the end of the book.

Here I’ll sample his chapter on butterflies. 

The first important distinction is between at-the-money 

and out-of-the-money butterflies. An ATM butterfly, 

especially on a broad market index, is “a delta-neutral 

income generation trade.” An OTM butterfly is 

normally a speculative directional trade; it is an 

inexpensive, low-probability, high-risk trade. 

But an OTM butterfly can also be used as a 

“what if I’m wrong” trade. Let’s say the trader 

expects a stock to trade higher and has opened an 

appropriate bull call spread. But, in case the stock 

doesn’t trade as expected, an OTM put butterfly below 

the stock’s current price can serve as an inexpensive hedge.

The author outlines two ways to manage an ATM 

butterfly, a simple and a more advanced. The simple

technique has eight steps. Here are a few of them. 

Sell the ATM options and buy one option at one 

standard deviation OTM and one option at one 

standard deviation ITM. Buy extra calls and/or puts 

on the wings to get as close to a delta neutral position 

as possible. Close the trade when you are down 20%. 

Close half of the contracts and take your profit 

if you are up 25% or more. 

Close the trade on the Friday

before expiration week. (pp. 103-105)

No-Hype Options Trading is a practical book for the 

trader who has a modicum of knowledge about options 

but needs help with delta-neutral strategies. 

Whether this book will enable him 

(with lots of practice) to generate steady 

monthly income, the alleged goal of non-directional 

trading, is another matter. Markets don’t always 

accommodate the delta-neutral trader. 

Strongly trending markets present significant

challenges and highly volatile markets are 

“the worst-case scenario.” (p. 153) 

by Kerry W. Given, aka Dr. Duke (Wiley, 2011) 

might be just the ticket. The book 

(for those who care about the sometimes dueling 

camps in the options world) reflects some of the

techniques taught by Dan Sheridan, 

who was one of the author’s mentors. 

No-Hype Options Trading: Myths, Realities,

and Strategies that Really Work 

For the options spread trader, especially 

the non-directional trader, who is looking for 

strategies and trade management ideas

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MESSAGE TODAY

A baby has brains, but it doesn't know much.
Experience is the only thing that brings knowledge,
and the longer you are on earth the more experience
you are sure to get.
                                                                -L. FRANK BAUM

RELAX CORNER

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Join the Army, meet interesting people and kill them.

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