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December/January Crash
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Do you agree with my view?
YES
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NO
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ajayhkaul
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Post: #46   PostPosted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:15 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Well said Vinay .... I am willing to bet ( with Stop Loss !!! Smile ) that there will be concerted effort to stop the rot for the time being .

Markets don't crash when everyone is expecting them to crash ....
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Post: #47   PostPosted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:38 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yes, Ajay, two events today are worth considering. (a) statements made by pranab and kaushik basu that "we have done enough for controlling inflation (and food inflation next month may be 3%) and that we have to act on the problem of fall in growth" and (b) manmohan meeting subbarao today. Add to that the rumour that black money in swiss and other foreign banks may come back by April '12.
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Post: #48   PostPosted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 9:46 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

AJAYHKAUL wrote:
Well said Vinay .... I am willing to bet ( with Stop Loss !!! Smile ) that there will be concerted effort to stop the rot for the time being .

Markets don't crash when everyone is expecting them to crash ....


Please be prepared for your SL getting triggered several times before you get success. What both of you said is right. But we may not be able to trade based on that.

FII’s with draw funds methodically in a way that Markets come down on its own based on negative sentiment. At one point when they sense the most favorable conditions (In my opinion when the Market economy internal dynamics settled/adjusted/ fully digested the down turn and poised for an up move) they jump in and throttle the Markets gradually up again methodically till the market finds it’s upside momentum on its own. We are talking about 1-2 years period or may be more.

Almost everyone who is having a decent common sense knew most of these things.

But we will not be able to catch these things while they are happening .

Contrarian views/positions are also not going to help for a simple reason that we are not having such a deep pockets.

Therefore you are on your own with your own methods with your little money. So you have to choose the best tactics with good risk/ reward hoping at least that will come for your rescue.


Fianlly I will say "Don't be with a mind set. Be with motion " Copy right ....VEERU ....The Chennai Boy
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Post: #49   PostPosted: Wed Dec 14, 2011 10:01 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Smile RK, considering your couple of posts here and elsewhere, it is you who seems to have a fixed mindset right now, which is highly bearish! At the end of my post, I have already said that one should move with the market.

After all, TA shows a market has come in a buy or a sell only BECAUSE and AFTER giants like FIIs have bought at the bottom or sold at the top. The powers to be are the ones who decide whether a bottom or a top has been made. Have you forgotten the period between Nov 08 and March 09?

It's fine if you have a bearish view but that doesn't mean that we are only bullish. I have tried to show the other side of coin. Unless we are aware and open to both arguments, we may sink with either unilateral view.

By the way, even as I write this, gold has fallen to 1572$ (first time below 1600 in more than 2 months)
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Post: #50   PostPosted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 5:57 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yes! I am bearish for the 'TIME BEING’. Our Market and International Markets are bearish that's the main reason for my bearishness (Not my mindset Vinay). What I say is be bearish while the markets are bearish. We can change our stance once the markets proved otherwise.

Assessing the reversals, predicting them based on economic- political factors is really challenging and self-fulfilling too. In fact I too love doing so (But only theoretically) .My only concern is while doing so in trading we may need to pay dearly before we were successful.

Some time back I posted a real incident which happened longtime ago in USA In which Some traders who went short after thoroughly getting convinced with a research paper submitted by an American economist group which stated that American markets at that time are overvalued and they need to go down up to a specified level to be at a reasonable valuations. After some time the economists proved perfectly right. The Market precisely reached the same levels as they predicted.

But the Irony is none of our traders made profits and wound up their positions in loss. Before coming down to this levels Market made an upward journey for another 50 % due to which our traders closed their position --- unable to meet MTM margins.

In the above case they played for a reasonable long time. It could be the same for short term also.



Sometimes our theories may prove perfectly right still our trades may fail miserably. It is always safe to be in the same direction of the market (Of course still with a SL... Till the Markets declare themselves otherwise) finally! I said this only out of concern not to argue with my own ‘MIND SET’.

In My posting I already said “What both of you said is right“. In fact both of you are perfectly right.

In case they proved right immediately. I will be the first person to be happy and applaud . Laughing

I think what you people are saying is basically not at all different from my views. The only difference is in what tactics should be adapted while trading? May be the time will tell us which tactics are best. Laughing Laughing
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Post: #51   PostPosted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 9:30 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Standing out of the market is also a position .... so anyone who is not sure of the market direction or if volatility is difficult to handle , can take this position.

The example given by RK shows that traders get addicted to action and keep on 'self sabotaging' .
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Post: #52   PostPosted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 12:14 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Yup...I agree with this view. Cash is king in this market, i guess. Waiting on the outside means like gaining a few percentages. The real advantage is that You'll have a peaceful mind. Very Happy
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Post: #53   PostPosted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 1:25 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Golden words , psalm
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Post: #54   PostPosted: Thu Dec 15, 2011 6:22 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

psalm wrote:
Yup...I agree with this view. Cash is king in this market, i guess. Waiting on the outside means like gaining a few percentages. The real advantage is that You'll have a peaceful mind. Very Happy


True, Cash is king. But with the rupee crashing against USD, the loss in international terms is there. So even Cash is not safe.
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Post: #55   PostPosted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 2:48 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Good point. But i cant find any asset class to put the money into.. at this point of time. So, sittin on cash is the safest option i guess....
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Post: #56   PostPosted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 9:23 pm    Post subject: Valuations are key. Reply with quote

Dear Friends,

When the world is crashing, its time to buy equities.

Good news and great prices, do not come together.

Most stocks are available at good valuations and may reward you with 2X to 10X kind of reward for patient investors.

Do not listen to anyone spreading fear, only your gut feel and make good equity purchases. It will make you wealthy.

Love,
oldMonk
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Post: #57   PostPosted: Fri Dec 16, 2011 9:48 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Smile Monk indeed! This should boost morals of many.
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Post: #58   PostPosted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 12:18 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

OldMonk: First it is time to buy Old Monk. bottle of coca cola, roasted peanuts, pinch of salt for taste, drink up your sorrows and hope for better luck on upside!! (The Irish call this a wake, held beside the dead body of a relative!) Then we should remember that in 2008-9 crash/ rally, the upside movement was as sharp as the fall was! You are correct, we should have the guts to buy 'cos there are insane PEs available out there if u have the cash
Prakash Holla
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Post: #59   PostPosted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 12:37 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Psalm

Failed to find your answer to PT's question about technicals / fundamentals to explain your position. I have a feeling that you are trying to jack up the prices of January 4000 puts and Feb 4800 puts through such sensational headlines. Unfortunately people here are far too smart for that.

Oppo
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Post: #60   PostPosted: Sat Dec 17, 2011 2:32 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

opportunist wrote:
Psalm

Failed to find your answer to PT's question about technicals / fundamentals to explain your position. I have a feeling that you are trying to jack up the prices of January 4000 puts and Feb 4800 puts through such sensational headlines. Unfortunately people here are far too smart for that.

Oppo


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So you think ... People can write a topic here about some crash and hike up the value of puts .... How insane .... Looks like you are long Smile
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