Earlier I used to take the entire position on Thursday/Friday: one week before expiry. Because of this, I had no margin left for any adjustments in case of gapup or gapdown opening.
Now, I don't take all the positions in one go. It is splitted across three days.
25% Position on Thursday.
25% Position on Friday.
50% Position on Monday.
After this, I stopped doing fire fighting via adjustments and if Stoploss is hit, simply exit the position.
Now in cash stocks.
I used to pyramid/average the stocks at random places instead of looking for support.
This has led to over accumulation of few stocks that were in downtrend.
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Yesterday, most of the Oil Explorer and Producing Companies Like #Reliance, #Ongc, #MRPL were down by 10%.
There were multiple reasons for this. So let's discuss each reason one by one.
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First Reason:
#Government imposed taxes on the export of petrol, diesel, and jet fuel shipped overseas by Indian firms.
A tax of ₹6/L on exports of petrol and aviation turbine fuel and ₹13/L on exports of diesel will be levied.
The step is aimed at meeting the demand of the domestic market.
The taxes on exports come after oil refiners, particularly from the private sector, attracted huge gains from exporting fuel to markets such as Europe and the US amid a surge in international oil prices.
Many who became a Full-Time #Trader in the last two years would be in a dilemma because of the volatility in this market.
Be a part-time trader instead of leaving it.
This #thread 🧵will be on what all #strategies, I personally use to generate active #income in the market.
We will discuss positional trading and investing in stocks and then about option trading.
In #Stocks, we don't take any leverage, so risk is lesser, whereas in #Options it is a leverage instrument, so risk is high and it can wipe out your capital.
This is basically my long-term portfolio, which I create for a horizon of more than 5 years.
There are certain criteria which I use to filter stocks in #Investment.
Mostly look for the sector where you know something.
Since our childhood, we are hearing that rich people in #India and other countries have their account in #SWISSBANK.
In this #thread🧵, let's see major reasons for this.
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Let's Begin...
James Bond had a dialogue in the movie "The World is Not Enough" (1991) which goes like, "If you can't trust a Swiss Banker, what's the world come to?"
The dialogue is the essence of the Swiss Bank culture of confidentiality and trust.
It all goes back to the 18th century when European elites had started parking their money in Geneva, Switzerland.
In 1713, Swiss Government Authorities had lawfully prohibited banks from sharing information about their customers.
In this thread🧵, I am sharing a #trading strategy that I am using based on this.
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What is this Volume Climax?
You would have seen some kind of spurt in volume in a day after a up/downtrend. Here, we don't consider any day in which there is corporate action or quarterly result.
Let's see some chart:
Below Chart is of #Metropolis when volume spurt occurred.
Now one to observe in Metropolis chart is after that volume spurt candle, the uptrend had paused.
This means at this candle smart money had offloaded the stock and retailers bought it. Hence stock went in the downtrend and Metropolis went down by 20%.