A RARE WEDNESDAY

FROM AN EXPERIENCE

Selecting the one or two super trades should
consume most of your time. There’s a great deal
of work and thinking to be done in comparing
markets, finding the best Open Interest play and
carefully reviewing the premiums.
The average tendency is to rush over this section
of trading simply because it seems more productive
to look at all the technical wiggle-waggles.
In actuality, as I’ve said so many times,
unless you are fundamentally right in your initial
selection decisions, all the technical tools
will do is get you in trouble.
Please devote all your concentration
and energies to the
selection of your commodities before
you give the technical data any consideration at all.
Technical data is secondary to screening out the
potential big winning trades.
The only technical tool to look at during this
screening is the ten week moving average trend line.
For a bullish situation it should be slanting up;
for a bearish market, it should be slanting down.
by Larry Williams

Want to believe a right thing in Market?

1) What goes up must come down and vice versa.

That’s Newton’s law, not the law of trading.

And even if the market does eventully self-correct,

you have no idea when it will happen.

In short, there’s no point blowing up your a

ccount fighthing the tape.

2) You have to be smart to make money.

No, what you have to be is disciplined. If you

want to be smart, write a book or teach at a

university. If you want to make money,

listen to what the market is telling you

and trade to make money — not to be “right.”

3) Making money is hard.

Nope. Sorry. Making money is actually easy.

Statistically, you’re going to do it about

half the time. Keeping it, now that’s the hard part.

4) I have to have a high winning

percentage to be profitable.

Not true. How often you are right on a trade is

only half of the equation. The other half is how

much do you make when you’re right and how

much you lose when you’re wrong. You can

remember that with this formula:

Probability (odds of it going up or down)

x Magnitude (how much it goes up or down)

= Profitability

5) To be successful, I have to trade without

emotions.

That is both wrong and impossible.

You are human so you have emotions.

Emotions can be a powerful motivator to your

trading.

When you feel angry or scared in trading,

take that emotion and translate it into

something more productive.

For example, if you’re feeling angry

because you just got run over by the market,

view that anger as a reason to be more

focused and disciplined in your entry and exit

levels on the next trade.

(to be contd)

RULES FOR EFFECTIVE
TRADE EXECUTION

It's easier to find good stocks than to trade
them for a profit.

1. Seek favorable conditions for trade entry,
or stay out of the market until they appear.
Bad execution ruins a perfect setup.

2. Watch the tape before you trade. Look
for evidence to confirm your opinion.
Time, crowd and trend must support the reversal,
breakout or fade you're expecting to happen.

3. Choose to execute or to stand aside.
Staying out of the market is an aggressive way
to trade.
All opportunities carry risk, and even perfect
setups lead to very bad positions.

4. Filter the trade through your personal plan.
Ditch it if it doesn't meet your risk tolerance.

5. Stay on the sidelines and wait for the
opportunity to develop. There's a perfect
moment you're trying to trade.

6. Decide how long you want to be in the market
before you execute. Don't daytrade an investment
or invest in a swing trade.

7. Take positions with the market flow, not
against it. It's more fun to surf the waves than
to get eaten by the sharks.

8. Avoid the open. They see you coming, sucker.

9. Stand apart from the crowd. Its emotions
often signal opportunity in the opposite
direction. Profit rarely follows the herd.

10. Maintain an open mind and let the market
show its hand before you trade it.

11. Keep your hands off the keyboard until
you're ready to act. Don't trust your fingers until
they move faster than your brain, but still hit the
right notes.

12. Stand aside when confusion reigns and the
crowd lacks direction.

13. Take overnight positions before trading the
intraday markets. Longer holding periods reduce
the risk of a bad execution.

14. Lower your position size until you show a
track record. Work methodically through each
analysis, and
never be in a hurry.

15. Trade a swing strategy in range-bound
markets and a momentum strategy in trending
markets.

16. An excellent entry on a mediocre position
makes more money than a bad entry on a good
position.

17. Step in front of the crowd on pullbacks and
stand behind them on breakouts. Be ready
to move against them when conditions favor
a reversal.

18. Find the breaking point where the crowd
will lose control, give up or show exuberance.
Then execute the trade just before they do.

19. Use market orders to get in fast when you can
watch the market. Place limit orders when you
have a life outside of the markets.

20. Focus on execution, not technology.
Fast terminals make a good trader better,
but they won't help a loser.

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________

As predicted in pre-market hours and titled
yesterday’s post did u feel a light tremor
in market

in the midst of the previous session ?

Now what next?

TODAY’S DAY TRADING

STRATEGY OF NIFTY FUTURES – OCT 13

Strong resistance @ 6186

NF should cross and sustain above 6138 atleast
for 15 minutes for some climbing upto

6165-85

If crossed even 6187 with good volumes

more hike upto 6212-39

Otherwise if cuts yesterday’s low of 6083

A non-stop slide upto 6055-49-41

And then upto 6036-24

BANK NIFTY

Buy btwn 12537-55

T1 – 12583-98

T2 – 12607-12-30

Sell btwn 12477-59

T1 – 12431-16

T2 – 12407-02-84

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1) Sell BANKINDIA @ 547.8

T- 542.80

2) Sell NAUKRI @ 695.75

T1– 689.75

T2- 683.75

3) Sell TATASTEEL @ 632.50

T – 627.80

4) Sell HDFCBank @ 2375

T1– 2365

T2 – 2355

5) Sell BHARTIARTL @ 336.75

T1– 333.75

T2 - 330.75

6) Sell JSWSteel @ 1325

T – 1316

7) Sell AXISBANK @ 1541

T - 1531

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MESSAGE TODAY

Lack of confidence is what makes you want to change somebody
else's mind. When you're OK, you don't need to convince anyone else
in order to empower yourself.

-JADA PINKETT SMITH, Good Housekeeping

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A: Your heart only good for so many beats, and that it…don’t waste on exercise. Everything wear out eventually. Speeding up heart not make you live longer; it like saying you extend life of car by driving faster.
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TREMBLING TUESDAY?

FROM AN EXPERIENCE

The overwhelming reason that traders win or lose is not because of their entry method, but because of their money management skills.
By “money management” it simply mean keeping losses and drawdowns to an absolute minimum while making the most of opportunities for profit.Good Trader must keep his losses to a minimum to ensure his survival. If you keep your losses to a minimum on every trade, you will have 80 percent of the battle won.
Important‑if the market starts to move parabolically or has a rangeexpansion move, take profits on the entire position. This is very likely climax!
‘When the ducks quack, feed them.” In other words, when everybody wants something, that’s probably the perfect spot to sell it to them. The price has already been bid way up. Emotions drive the markets to extremes, and these extremes are the ideal spot to exit our trades.
“If a betting game among a certain number of participants is played long enough, eventually one player will have all the money. If there is any skill involved, it will accelerate the process of concentrating all the stakes in a few hands. Something like this happens in the market. There is a persistent overall tendency for equity to flow from the many to the few. In the long run, the majority loses. The implication for the trader is that to win you have to act like the minority. If you bring normal human habits and tendencies to trading, you’ll gravitate toward the majority and inevitably lose.”
One of the hardest lessons to learn in your quest to become a true trader is to suspend your beliefs and to trade that which you have learned through hours of observation.

How many times have you stated that company x is overvalued only to watch it go higher? Or undervalued only to watch it continue lower? How many times have you thought that the “market” can’t go any higher and yet it did day after day? Or lower? How many times have you been scratching your head because the “market” is rising on such low volume? When is the last time you were in disbelief because company y has closed higher for 10 days in a row (after shorting it on the third day)? And have you ever acted on a recommendation from Blue Channels/Pink Papers/Website Analysts to watch in disbelief because as soon as you entered it reversed course?

Bottom line – trading what “you” believe is a recipe for disaster.

Eventually most folks figure out that the market is so chaotic that they are lost and admit they don’t know how to trade. Many quit in disgust. A few of you press on and begin a journey of real study.

Along the way you start to recognize when stocks are about to “break out” or “break down”. You learn how to spot when an industry or a group of stocks are “on the move”. You learn to when it is “safe” or
“risky” to be in the market. You learn to enter a trade when the time is “right” and accept the fact that you have “no” clue as to what will happen next but are willing to “accept” what ever the outcome is and more importantly you “know” prior to the trade at what points you will exit (“initial stop”, “profit target”, “trailing stop”). You also learn that you are not your last trade whether it was a winner or a loser, you quietly move on and get prepared for your next trade.

This is what I mean by “Trade what you Observe”! You have spent time observing the market and have found ways to profit from it’s movements and you have no use for those old beliefs.

(to be contd)

TODAY’S DAY TRADING

STRATEGY OF NIFTY FUTURES – OCT 12

Overall resistance @ 6212

Day Resistance @ 6182

If trades above 6159 for 15 minutes

we can see a hike upto 6172-82

If crossed 6182 with good volumes

more climbing upto 6212

A cut below 6140 pulls the value to 6122

Good Support @ 6122

Break below this slides NF to 6087-55

And then upto 6036-24

BANK NIFTY

Buy btwn 12575-94

T1 – 12623-39

T2 – 12648-54-72

Sell btwn 12514-496

T1 – 12467-51

T2 – 12442-37-18

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A REVIEW- 'NO ONE WOULD LISTEN'

This is a book about Harry Markopolos, who is the author of this book. He talks about how he attempted for years to expose the fraud that was Bernie Madoff.

The book takes the following form (from my view of how the author sees it):

• How he came to a quick conclusion that Bernie Madoff was a fraud.
• How he tried to convince others of that view, especially those that were feeding more money to Madoff.
• Two journalists took his side and wrote about Madoff in 2001 or so, but to no avail.
• Trying to come up with a similar strategy that would work, though it would return much less than Madoff’s supposed returns, and finding few would invest in it.
• Fruitless wranglings with the clueless SEC.
• Finally, in 2009, Madoff blows up.
• Vindicated, he talks to the media, Congress, and anyone who will listen.
• He excoriates the toothless SEC, and proposes better ways to root out financial fraud.

That’s the book in a nutshell. But stylistically, the book harps on how no one would listen. Well, duh. No one did listen, or the book would have been over sooner.

People are not Vulcans. They aren’t logical. Most don’t think; instead, they mimic. “If it works for him, it will work for me also.”

That was the case with Madoff. He maneuvered many sheep into position to be fleeced, and worse, they begged for the privilege to be his clients.

There were many red flags flying:

• No independent custodian
• No independent Trustee
• Small Auditor, incapable of auditing such an enterprise.
• Returns were too smooth for being so high.
• The asset size was to large for the markets supposedly employed.
• Even front-running profits would not be enough, were Madoff to do that.
• No profit motive. Other managers with lesser track records charged more.
• Marketing was by invitation.
• Investors were sworn to secrecy.
• And more, read the book.

Markopolos saw all of this, and ten years before it all blew. All that said, I came away less than fully impressed with Harry Markopolos. When I counsel people in trouble, I often tell them, “Don’t let the one who troubles you define your life. You should be living for more than to see the one who troubles you punished.” Markopolos triumphed here; good for him. But many people in similar situations become fixated on seeing the enemy punished, and ruin their lives, focusing on punishing another, rather than doing good themselves. There is a proper humility that should come to many of us when we can’t prove something beyond a shadow of a doubt, where we must give up.

My view is that Markopolos should have given up earlier, even though he succeeded in the end. I have known too many people who have destroyed their lives on similar quests. Good for Harry that he succeeded, but it was more likely that he would have ended up destroying his life.

And do I need more proof than that he had a plan to kill Madoff if Madoff threatened to kill him? Throughout the book, there is no indication that Madoff would try to kill his enemies.

This was a book that needed a strong editor. Much as I liked it because I appreciated the tale of the rise and fall of Madoff, someone needed to grab control of the narrative, and make it less personal for Mr. Markopolos.

Then again, if that had happened, the book would have been better written, but less colorful. Hearing the off-color remarks of Mr. Markopolos is entertaining, if off-key.

With all that I have said here, I strongly recommend the book. The best part of the book, though the least graphic, is the last chapter, where he recommends solutions, all of which I think make eminent sense.

Who would benefit from this book

Most average investors could benefit from the book. What it would point out to them is that if something seems to good to be true, it usually is, and that they should do their own due diligence.

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MESSAGE TODAY

The less depth a belief system has, the greater the fervency with which its adherents embrace it. The most vociferous, the most fanatical are those whose cobbled faith is founded on the shakiest grounds.

-DEAN KOONTZ, Forever Odd

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MONEY MONEY MONDAY

FROM AN EXPERIENCE

Is the money you risk on each trade real for you?
Do you really accept the amount of money you are risking
and are you willing to let it go?
I find it helps me to think of risk
as the amount of money I’m willing to spend to find out whether
my edge is going to work on this trade.
Note that I say spend.
I actually think of each trade as though I’ve purchased a
lottery ticket. I think that the amount of my stop has already
been paid to find out if the edge works, so that as the trade
proceeds I’m not afraid to lose anything.
This is why the first point about knowing your expectancy
is so important – if you trust your expectancy over a series
of trades you don’t have to be afraid of the outcome of any
single one.
People lose money in the markets because the person
who places the trade very often is not the same person who
manages and closes the trade. Quite literally another self has
taken over–another mind .
Do you think of each trade as an island, as the great hope,
or do you think in terms of probabilities over a series of trades?
Casinos make their money by keeping the odds
in their favor over a
large number of bets. And that’s how successful traders think too.
They don’t get attached to the success or failure of any given trade.
Their primary goal is to stay calm,
relaxed and open to the market’s
opportunities so that they can execute
their edge precisely and
keep the odds in their favor.
Thats why I make such a big deal about
emotional clearing
and staying calm. The emotional clearing technique
I use is literally worth tens of thousands of dollars
to me in bottom line results.
One of the easiest mistakes any trader can make is not a
‘trading’ mistake at all. Rather, the mistake is complacency
with his or her trading skills and knowledge.
Unfortunately, trading is not like riding a bike – you
can (and will) forget how. Obviously you’ll always
know how to enter orders, but the efficiency and accuracy
of your trading will diminish without constant renewal of your
trading mindset.

The reason that most traders don’t undergo psychological

self-development is a lack of time, and that’s understandable.

However, a good book, DVD or Coaching Class is actually

an investment in yourself, and ultimately an investment

in your bottom line. Today as a primer, and a challenge,

I’d like to review

some self-development concepts that Ari Kiev explores

in his book ‘Trading To Win, The Psychology Of Managing

The Markets‘. This in no way is a substitute for his excellent book,

but they are still useful ideas even in this abbreviated form.

None of them are going to be new to you, but all of them

will be valuable to you.

1. Plan the entire trade before you enter the trade.
Have an entry strategy, and an exit point
(both a winning exit point and a non-winning
exit point).
This will inherently force you to look
at your risk/reward ratio.
Write these entries and exits down in a journal.

2. Eliminate distractions.
It’s difficult enough to find trading time at all if it’s not your regular job.
If you’re a part-time trader who
trades at work between meetings
and phone calls, think about this:
there are full-time professional traders
who are concentrating on nothing
other than taking your money.
It’s not that they’re better or smarter than you – they
just have the time to focus.
If you must trade, set aside blocks of time to study
or trade without distraction.
Or it may be more feasible to do your trading
on an end-of day basis, meaning you
place your orders and do your ‘homework’
the night before when you can
focus on it.

3. Choose a method or a small group of methods,
and stick to them.
Far too often we see a trader adopt a
new indicator or signal only to see it backfire.
Become a master of your favorite signals, rather than a
slave to any and every signal. Understand that an indicator
will fail sometimes. That’s ok. The sizable winning trades
should more than offset the small losing trades initiated by
an errant signal. This trading method is designed to
eliminate the emotional bias of trading.
(to be contd)

Dear Readers,friends,

You would have noticed the Nifty levels

and Bank Nifty levels updated here

were perfect till now

and you would have also checked the

directions (+ve or – ve),

piercing the targets without hitting any stoploss.

Last month and August (out of 40 trading days)

36 days went in profit but the stock trading tips

given below has the success ratio of 100%

till now to everyone’s surprise.

Now check this too pals.

TODAY’S DAY TRADING STRATEGY

OF NIFTY FUTURES – OCT 11

Resistance @ 6155-85

If trades above 6155 for 15-20 minutes

we can see a hike upto 6175-82

Support @ 6134

Break below this slides NF to 6118-6088

BANK NIFTY

Buy btwn 12557-76

T1 – 12606-22

T2 – 12636-56

Sell btwn 12494-75

T1 – 12445-29

T2 – 12414-395

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1) Sell TATASTEEL @ 625

T1 – 620

T2 - 615

2) Sell LICHSNG @ 1411

T1 – 1404

T2 – 1394

3) Sell JHS @ 105

T1 – 103.40

T2 – 99.40

4) Sell JSWSteel @ 1329

T – 1319

5) Sell JPASSOCIATES @ 131.50

T1 – 130.5

T2 – 129.5

ASTRAL PREDICTION

11th October 2010 to 15th October 2010

Planetary position during October 2010
Sun will transit from Virgo sign.
Mercury will transit from Virgo sign.
Venus will transit from Libra.
Moon will transit from Scorpio, Sagittarius and Capricorn.
Mars will transit from Libra.
Rahu will transit from Sagittarius.
Jupiter will transit from Pisces. Jupiter will retrograde.
Saturn will transit in Virgo.
Ketu will transit in Gemini.

Stock Market Prediction for 11th October 2010

Transiting Moon will be passing through Scorpio Zodiac sign. Transiting Moon will be in applying aspect with Transiting Rahu, which indicates Market may do business in green signal, but profit booking will be seen at higher levels. Market trend may change after 10.45. Market would gradually go Flat/up. Market may try to go up between 09.55 and 10.24. Market may go flat or up during last trading session.

Disclaimer

On repeated requests of the readers this astral prediction is started.

Traders are advised to attain some technical knowledge before they get into trades anyway

-EDITOR

UNEXPECTED EVENTS THAT CAN DAMAGE YOUR PORTFOLIO

If the gulf oil spill as taught us anything is that
unexpected events can occur at anytime and can
drastically deteriorate the stock value of an
otherwise dominantly place company,
as seen with British Petroleum (BP).
In the end, there is really nothing we can do
about these unexpected events as investors
don’t think a massive oil spill is about to happen;
however, the truly prudent, cautious, and somewhat
boring traders can try to avoid companies with
where unexpected events can happen.
Make sense?
I have tried to compile a list of potential unforeseen
events that can drastically impact a stock, sector,
or market overal. Feel free to list some others in the comments section below.

1. Violence – War, terrorist attacks, and other acts
of violence can often impact the entire market.
Violence generally always revolves around
resources and inputs that can harm several material
and commodity stocks.

2. Natural Disasters – Nobody wakes up expecting
an entire city to be flooded or volcanic ash to
takeover nearly half a continent, but it happens
and can impact all stocks with exposure to that
area. See the top 10 environmental payouts.

3. Fraud – While the very astute trader may be
able to connect the dots, more often that not,
most traders won’t know about any act of fraud
until it has been made public. By then, it usually
too late. Generally these type of events impact the
individual stock and, in the short-term,
close competitors.

4. Product Defects/Recall – Even the best of the
businesses make a faulty product. Whether it be an automobile manufacturer that recalls a certain
model, a medical stock with bad side effects,
or a toy company that used harmful inputs, generally manufactured-based goods are at risk
for these events.

5. Outages – While weather can be at fault,
there are occasions when energy companies
experience unexpected outages that span over
a wide range of customers. Generally this leads to
loss in revenue and increased expenses,
which doesn’t show up well in the earnings report.
What are some other unexpected events that
can harm stocks?

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MESSAGE TODAY

The man who is unhappy will, as a rule, adopt an unhappy creed, while the man who is happy will adopt a happy creed; each may attribute his happiness or unhappiness to his beliefs, while the real causation is the other way round.

-BERTRAND RUSSELL, The Conquest of Happiness

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