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apka
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Post: #181  Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2017 3:37 pm Post subject: |
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HCC cmp... 39-40... Trgt 60++ (50% target) in under 1 year.
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AjitS
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| Post: #182 Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2017 7:17 pm Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: | | apka wrote: | | Electrotherm (India) cmp 173.. trgt 20% in short term. |
closed @ 216.... more than 20% in 1 month.  |
Yes, its a good pick, Thanks, but It opened at 203, quickly made a high of 217 but was trading below 200 for most of the time and closed at 195.75, well below 216.
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apka
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| Post: #183 Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2017 7:28 pm Post subject: |
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| AjitS wrote: | | apka wrote: | | apka wrote: | | Electrotherm (India) cmp 173.. trgt 20% in short term. |
closed @ 216.... more than 20% in 1 month. |
Yes, its a good pick, Thanks, but It opened at 203, quickly made a high of 217 but was trading below 200 for most of the time and closed at 195.75, well below 216.
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Um did you buy it? elsctrotherm is a low volume stock so you should have been vigilant about placing order through your broker beforehand. Opportunity was there and I even updated yesterday.
Once trgt is done, I exit at whatever rate I can. 20% was 207-208 which it gave chance in the first few mins and after hitting 217 also.
I have said before once trgt is done I don't look at the stocks again for sometime, that's how I function.
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AjitS
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| Post: #184 Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2017 7:50 pm Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: |
Um did you buy it?
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Yes, and booked profit partly @about 200. Will watch it tomorrow and take action accordingly. Thanks for feedback. |
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apka
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| Post: #185 Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2017 10:13 am Post subject: |
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| GIC 7% up... HCC 10% up... Finetox 20% up... Relinfra 20% up... Relcap 10% hit... all in under 10 days. |
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pkveenu
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| Post: #186 Posted: Fri Dec 22, 2017 10:22 pm Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: | | GIC 7% up... HCC 10% up... Finetox 20% up... Relinfra 20% up... Relcap 10% hit... all in under 10 days. |
Rocking....on all fronts.
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apka
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| Post: #187 Posted: Tue Dec 26, 2017 10:34 am Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: | | GIC Housing Finance Ltd... Cmp 405.. trgt 800+ in 1 year |
high 468 today... 15%+ in 10 days 
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| Post: #188 Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2017 11:09 am Post subject: |
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expecting short covering rally today / tomorrow which should give 300 points in bank nifty and 100 points in nifty as upside.
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| Post: #189 Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2017 9:58 am Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: | | fineotex chemicals.. cmp 43. Trgt 75+ in 1 yr |
62.50+ ... 45%+ gain in 10 days. Dark knight of the month.  |
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apka
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| Post: #190 Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 9:24 am Post subject: |
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FCL 74 exited.... 72% returns in 2 weeks... easily pick of the year for me
Relinfra 450 -> 574... 27% returns in 3 weeks... it will make new 52 week high soon by crossing 620..
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| Post: #191 Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 11:00 am Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: | Anyone who's thinking about exiting their portfolios or not entering in stocks due to Nifty's PE ratio being near 24 or so, don't blindly believe in scare mongering. There are many other factors involved that runs the market and individual stocks.
Once you start to dwell on the factors and go deep, you will feel silly to have let yourself be affected by fear, though it is the natural instinct and takes time to overpower.
If you make your decisions based on sentiment and fear then you are doing satta, but if you enter and exit due to logical reasoning behind it then you are an investor. At the end of the day what feeling do you want to take home with you?
I'll list some of my readings. People can take their own call. |
posted in July 2017 .. 6 months ago when many were openly vouching for exiting everything, posting topics and asking people to not discuss anything except the "impending crash".. why crash will happen and staying cautious as if it's genius to figure out the PE ratio... lack of analysis and proper reasoning will only lead to actual and notional losses. Who is on the losing side now for believing something blindly?
Who says PE ratio can't exceed 24-27-30? Who says market needs to fall and it can't consolidate till PE ratio starts to drop? Whenever last tops happened in nifty with long term effect were due to a paradigm shift in the macro economy, something happening globally or some sector crashing like IT bubble near 2000 or realty and banking near 2008. And PE ratio happened to be around those levels. PE ratio neither defines the market nor individual stocks for long term nor the economy. It's the underlying potential, earnings and actions to achieve them that drives investments. If it was so simple as math numbers to wait and exit everyone would do well in market. Very basic thing to reflect on and understand if you want to make money.
People who are still away from market will be surprised where market is headed to in next 5 years. You have no idea.
Thumbs up for the bravehearts who kept the courage to remain in market 
You can't soar like an eagle if you chose to hangout with pigeons.
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pkveenu
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| Post: #192 Posted: Fri Dec 29, 2017 11:14 pm Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: | | apka wrote: | Anyone who's thinking about exiting their portfolios or not entering in stocks due to Nifty's PE ratio being near 24 or so, don't blindly believe in scare mongering. There are many other factors involved that runs the market and individual stocks.
Once you start to dwell on the factors and go deep, you will feel silly to have let yourself be affected by fear, though it is the natural instinct and takes time to overpower.
If you make your decisions based on sentiment and fear then you are doing satta, but if you enter and exit due to logical reasoning behind it then you are an investor. At the end of the day what feeling do you want to take home with you?
I'll list some of my readings. People can take their own call. |
posted in July 2017 .. 6 months ago when many were openly vouching for exiting everything, posting topics and asking people to not discuss anything except the "impending crash".. why crash will happen and staying cautious as if it's genius to figure out the PE ratio... lack of analysis and proper reasoning will only lead to actual and notional losses. Who is on the losing side now for believing something blindly?
Who says PE ratio can't exceed 24-27-30? Who says market needs to fall and it can't consolidate till PE ratio starts to drop? Whenever last tops happened in nifty with long term effect were due to a paradigm shift in the macro economy, something happening globally or some sector crashing like IT bubble near 2000 or realty and banking near 2008. And PE ratio happened to be around those levels. PE ratio neither defines the market nor individual stocks for long term nor the economy. It's the underlying potential, earnings and actions to achieve them that drives investments. If it was so simple as math numbers to wait and exit everyone would do well in market. Very basic thing to reflect on and understand if you want to make money.
People who are still away from market will be surprised where market is headed to in next 5 years. You have no idea.
Thumbs up for the bravehearts who kept the courage to remain in market
You can't soar like an eagle if you chose to hangout with pigeons.
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Disclaimer: Anything posted by me related to the stocks / indices are just my personal views and observations that are open for discussion. They maybe what I have traded, but neither of them are a recommendation nor a tip nor an advice. So if anyone feels enticed, get an opinion from registered SEBI analyst to make your trading decisions.
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Hello apka
Rightly write up. I read somewhere that there will be a Tsunami of funds which would be invested by the Indians in Stock market in medium term. And before that a flood of funds by Indian investors would be there. Till date smart money accumulating the selected mid cap stocks.
Dear apka the stocks selected and mentioned by you in this forum are simply great and have potential to build a worth for an individual.
I eagerly wait for your post.
Just wished to share above.
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ca.krishna
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| Post: #193 Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2017 11:05 am Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: | | apka wrote: | Anyone who's thinking about exiting their portfolios or not entering in stocks due to Nifty's PE ratio being near 24 or so, don't blindly believe in scare mongering. There are many other factors involved that runs the market and individual stocks.
Once you start to dwell on the factors and go deep, you will feel silly to have let yourself be affected by fear, though it is the natural instinct and takes time to overpower.
If you make your decisions based on sentiment and fear then you are doing satta, but if you enter and exit due to logical reasoning behind it then you are an investor. At the end of the day what feeling do you want to take home with you?
I'll list some of my readings. People can take their own call. |
posted in July 2017 .. 6 months ago when many were openly vouching for exiting everything, posting topics and asking people to not discuss anything except the "impending crash".. why crash will happen and staying cautious as if it's genius to figure out the PE ratio... lack of analysis and proper reasoning will only lead to actual and notional losses. Who is on the losing side now for believing something blindly?
Who says PE ratio can't exceed 24-27-30? Who says market needs to fall and it can't consolidate till PE ratio starts to drop? Whenever last tops happened in nifty with long term effect were due to a paradigm shift in the macro economy, something happening globally or some sector crashing like IT bubble near 2000 or realty and banking near 2008. And PE ratio happened to be around those levels. PE ratio neither defines the market nor individual stocks for long term nor the economy. It's the underlying potential, earnings and actions to achieve them that drives investments. If it was so simple as math numbers to wait and exit everyone would do well in market. Very basic thing to reflect on and understand if you want to make money.
People who are still away from market will be surprised where market is headed to in next 5 years. You have no idea.
Thumbs up for the bravehearts who kept the courage to remain in market
You can't soar like an eagle if you chose to hangout with pigeons.
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Disclaimer: Anything posted by me related to the stocks / indices are just my personal views and observations that are open for discussion. They maybe what I have traded, but neither of them are a recommendation nor a tip nor an advice. So if anyone feels enticed, get an opinion from registered SEBI analyst to make your trading decisions.
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Apka ji,
Really great ones  |
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ca.krishna
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| Post: #194 Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2017 11:07 am Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: | | apka wrote: | Anyone who's thinking about exiting their portfolios or not entering in stocks due to Nifty's PE ratio being near 24 or so, don't blindly believe in scare mongering. There are many other factors involved that runs the market and individual stocks.
Once you start to dwell on the factors and go deep, you will feel silly to have let yourself be affected by fear, though it is the natural instinct and takes time to overpower.
If you make your decisions based on sentiment and fear then you are doing satta, but if you enter and exit due to logical reasoning behind it then you are an investor. At the end of the day what feeling do you want to take home with you?
I'll list some of my readings. People can take their own call. |
posted in July 2017 .. 6 months ago when many were openly vouching for exiting everything, posting topics and asking people to not discuss anything except the "impending crash".. why crash will happen and staying cautious as if it's genius to figure out the PE ratio... lack of analysis and proper reasoning will only lead to actual and notional losses. Who is on the losing side now for believing something blindly?
Who says PE ratio can't exceed 24-27-30? Who says market needs to fall and it can't consolidate till PE ratio starts to drop? Whenever last tops happened in nifty with long term effect were due to a paradigm shift in the macro economy, something happening globally or some sector crashing like IT bubble near 2000 or realty and banking near 2008. And PE ratio happened to be around those levels. PE ratio neither defines the market nor individual stocks for long term nor the economy. It's the underlying potential, earnings and actions to achieve them that drives investments. If it was so simple as math numbers to wait and exit everyone would do well in market. Very basic thing to reflect on and understand if you want to make money.
People who are still away from market will be surprised where market is headed to in next 5 years. You have no idea.
Thumbs up for the bravehearts who kept the courage to remain in market
You can't soar like an eagle if you chose to hangout with pigeons.
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Disclaimer: Anything posted by me related to the stocks / indices are just my personal views and observations that are open for discussion. They maybe what I have traded, but neither of them are a recommendation nor a tip nor an advice. So if anyone feels enticed, get an opinion from registered SEBI analyst to make your trading decisions.
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Apka ji,
Really great ones |
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ca.krishna
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| Post: #195 Posted: Sat Dec 30, 2017 11:07 am Post subject: |
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| apka wrote: | | apka wrote: | Anyone who's thinking about exiting their portfolios or not entering in stocks due to Nifty's PE ratio being near 24 or so, don't blindly believe in scare mongering. There are many other factors involved that runs the market and individual stocks.
Once you start to dwell on the factors and go deep, you will feel silly to have let yourself be affected by fear, though it is the natural instinct and takes time to overpower.
If you make your decisions based on sentiment and fear then you are doing satta, but if you enter and exit due to logical reasoning behind it then you are an investor. At the end of the day what feeling do you want to take home with you?
I'll list some of my readings. People can take their own call. |
posted in July 2017 .. 6 months ago when many were openly vouching for exiting everything, posting topics and asking people to not discuss anything except the "impending crash".. why crash will happen and staying cautious as if it's genius to figure out the PE ratio... lack of analysis and proper reasoning will only lead to actual and notional losses. Who is on the losing side now for believing something blindly?
Who says PE ratio can't exceed 24-27-30? Who says market needs to fall and it can't consolidate till PE ratio starts to drop? Whenever last tops happened in nifty with long term effect were due to a paradigm shift in the macro economy, something happening globally or some sector crashing like IT bubble near 2000 or realty and banking near 2008. And PE ratio happened to be around those levels. PE ratio neither defines the market nor individual stocks for long term nor the economy. It's the underlying potential, earnings and actions to achieve them that drives investments. If it was so simple as math numbers to wait and exit everyone would do well in market. Very basic thing to reflect on and understand if you want to make money.
People who are still away from market will be surprised where market is headed to in next 5 years. You have no idea.
Thumbs up for the bravehearts who kept the courage to remain in market
You can't soar like an eagle if you chose to hangout with pigeons.
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Disclaimer: Anything posted by me related to the stocks / indices are just my personal views and observations that are open for discussion. They maybe what I have traded, but neither of them are a recommendation nor a tip nor an advice. So if anyone feels enticed, get an opinion from registered SEBI analyst to make your trading decisions.
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Apka ji,
Really great ones |
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