Stocks To Keep A Close Eye On

[rajputz]

You said "Money never sleeps" so to take care of it we should never sleep.

If we never sleep, then how will we wake up to see "it" gone?

Sleeping and taking care are two different things swati. Even an 8 hour sleep can give utmost care to the money. It totally depends upon the approach. And when we say money never sleep then in today's world it means literally. Just see the markets opening from japan to USA. And u will see that money is always awake.

And ask any body here how the money was gone. It was not when one was sleeping. It was right in front of their eyes. And they were watching it go. We were asleep in our thoughts, that it will turn positive and come back.

The whole theme is to understand the useful lines.

 

[columbus]

b) One can continue holding and rolling over incase of expiry for as long as one wants....provided the money in the ledger is sufficient to meet the Mark To Market (MTM) Loss for any movement against your trade+ Total margin which consists of Initial Margin (IM is the amount as required by the exchange to take a position) + Exposure Margin (Is additional security which is designated by the Exchange once a month in Percentage Terms & doesnot change through out the month unlike IM which can change in percentage terms depending on volatility & daily MG4 file received by the broker for new IM percentage for next trading day)

In My Next Post will Explain Margin Trading as offered by Brokers

Happy & Safer Trading

SavantGarde

c) Brokerage for carrying forward is the same anywhere from 0.01% to 0.03%

Hello SG,

Vijaya bank's IM=56k, Applicable Margin=76K.
Minifty IM=9k ,Applicable Margin=12k.
Basically I trade in MINI. My broker always charges 12k.

 

[swati23]

No comments :x

Sleeping and taking care are two different things swati. Even an 8 hour sleep can give utmost care to the money. It totally depends upon the approach. And when we say money never sleep then in today's world it means literally. Just see the markets opening from japan to USA. And u will see that money is always awake.

And ask any body here how the money was gone. It was not when one was sleeping. It was right in front of their eyes. And they were watching it go. We were asleep in our thoughts, that it will turn positive and come back.

The whole theme is to understand the useful lines.

 

[SavantGarde]

Hi Columbus,

Difference between Applicable Margin & Initial Margin (As required by the Exchange) should be the Exposure Margin

Somehow in your illustration of VIJAYABANK exposure margin of 20k which is approximately 35% of IM... looks odd... to me...

Please check from your broker's site percentage for IM & Exposure margin... & compare it to figure from another Broker's margin file for tomorrow... ideally MG4 file from exchange would be the correct place where exact percent requirement would reflect... many brokers charge more than the applicable Total Margin requirement.. which is against the rule... laid down by the exchange..

Even exposure margin which is not a requirement from the exchange which can be waived by a broker depending on their relationship...& health of the ledger of a client...is still declared by the exchange in percentage

SavantGarde

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Hello SG,

Vijaya bank's IM=56k, Applicable Margin=76K.
Minifty IM=9k ,Applicable Margin=12k.
Basically I trade in MINI. My broker always charges 12k.

 

[anupam0815]

Mere Lallu Ullu,

Subah se type kar ke kar ke ...mere sabhi ungli ek inch kum hogaye aur aap 'Tip' ke liye wait kar rahe ho... Kabhi milna ...toh ....deta hoon...

SavantGarde

SG,

Over a 100 posts in a single day. Thank you very much for your selfless commitment in helping us learn. Extremely grateful to you. I hope someday we can take up the mantle and do the same.

 

[MindlessTrader]

@ Rajput, you carry on your good work...dont worry about nukkad mandli here......inhen toh masti leni hai....

 

[DanPickUp]

Hi

I quickly jump in and out. Hope you all had a good day as your trading session is already closed. I went quickly through the posts. Will give a definition here about Price action.

Keeping things simple can also be an effective methodology when it comes to trading. There are groups of traders known as "Price Action Traders" who are a form of technical traders that rely on technical analysis but do not rely on conventional indicators to point them in the direction of a trade or not.

""These traders rely on a combination of price movement, chart patterns, volume, and other raw market data to gauge whether or not they should take a trade.""

This is seen as a "simplistic" and "minimalist" approach to trading but is not by any means easier than any other trading methodology. It requires a sound background in understanding how markets work and the core principles within a market, but the good thing about this type of methodology is it will work in virtually any market that exists (stocks, foreign exchange, futures, gold, oil, etc.).

After reading this post here, you should be clear, why I showed so many links with different TA ideas in it.

Take care

DanPickUp

 

[Prashant Patel]

SG,

Over a 100 posts in a single day. Thank you very much for your selfless commitment in helping us learn. Extremely grateful to you. I hope someday we can take up the mantle and do the same.

Galti se bhi nazdik nahin jana, verna bahut bhoogatna padega!

 

[SavantGarde]

Dan,

Don't confuse what I do with Price Action as is understood and posted by you...because somebody indicated here that what you posted has to do with charts & etc... for me there is no Chart... nothing only Bid, Ask & Average Traded Price...

I just call my type of trading Price Action...

SavantGarde

Hi

I quickly jump in and out. Hope you all had a good day as your trading session is already closed. I went quickly through the posts. Will give a definition here about Price action.

Keeping things simple can also be an effective methodology when it comes to trading. There are groups of traders known as "Price Action Traders" who are a form of technical traders that rely on technical analysis but do not rely on conventional indicators to point them in the direction of a trade or not.

""These traders rely on a combination of price movement, chart patterns, volume, and other raw market data to gauge whether or not they should take a trade.""

This is seen as a "simplistic" and "minimalist" approach to trading but is not by any means easier than any other trading methodology. It requires a sound background in understanding how markets work and the core principles within a market, but the good thing about this type of methodology is it will work in virtually any market that exists (stocks, foreign exchange, futures, gold, oil, etc.).

After reading this post here, you should be clear, why I showed so many links with different TA ideas in it.

Take care

DanPickUp

 

[Goofy]

Originally Posted by rajputz
Although the question is for Savant Sir, But in my opinion, Sideways tomorrow, and fall on Friday. Price is at major resistance. So no longs without proper clues of potential upsides. Waiting for feed back from others.

This guy is really serious!!!

Prashant bro.
Don't feel bad if I say: Please refrain from answering like this to Mr. Rajput.

He is one among my teachers on this thread along with Mr. AlroyRaj, Mr DanPickUp, Mr. Anant and other fine gentlemen who take trading as a business. And of course, one and only, our Mr. SG.

Believe me, bro, we are more like crude bollywoodian comedian Johnny Lever compared to these Robert de Neroes of Trading business. They deserve our respect. They are sensitive people who take pride in what they do. A seemingly harmless comment like yours may turn them off, and people like me will be poorer for their immense knowledge and expertise.

I hope you would understand, brother, that, despite our all banter, laughter and jokes, we come to this thread for knowledge. I do.