101% SureShot Weekly Nifty Option call

Buy Nifty mar5200PE@81 Stop & tgt will update later hold this week

Follow up for Stock Option Reliance 1000Ce

1st Tgt Achieved in Reliance 1000Ce Made a high @18.3 call given Buy Reliance FEB 1000CA @10 to 11 stop@ below 4 tgt 18 & 28

Stock option call

Buy Reliance FEB 1000CA @10 to 11 stop@ below 4 tgt 18 & 28

Nifty Will Take a NEW HIGH 'R' NEW LOW

WHT WILL HAPPEN COMING WEEKS?

200 SMA @ 5637 in Daily charts

5561(38.2% Retracement of 6181 to 5178)

RSI FINDING STONG RESISTANCE @50

Positional call For Nifty

SELL@ 5480 WITH STOP OF ABOVE 5650 CLOSING IN DAILY TGT 4800

In Daily Charts Nifty Close Above 5650 consecutive 2 days Tgt will 5800

INVESTMENT & PORTFILIO STOCKS

LICHSGIN FROM 171 Made a high 202 close@192

POLARIS FROM 171 Made a High @194 Close@183

SUZLON FROM 48 Made a High@52 Close @48

Any low Buy These Three Stocks as much u can

Follow up for Sell MCX KAPAS

1st Tgt Achieved 1200 and made a low 1180 ( 2days tgt achieved)
Risk lovers hold thr 2nd Tgt

Sell MCX Kapas Apr @1234 to 1238 Stop@1268 Tgt 1200 & 1150 Strict Stoploss Hold 12 Days

Sell Mcx Kapas & hold 12days

Sell MCX Kapas Apr @1234 to 1238 Stop@1268 Tgt 1200 & 1150 Strict Stoploss Hold 12 Days

Sell on Rumors & Buy On Fact(UPTO THIS FEB EXPIRY)

I Post this Nifty Daily Chart 0N 29.01.2011With Support S1-5400,S2-5200,S3-5000 WITH FINAL SUPPORT @ 4800

WHT HAPPENED LAST WEEK?

FROM S1-5400 MARKET BOUNCE UPTO 5550 LEVELS AFTER THT NIFTY MADE NEW LOW 0F 5365 AND CLOSED@5395



WHT WILL HAPPEN COMING WEEKS?

STILL RSI FINDING SUPPORT @30 ONLY

THOSE WHO WANT BUY NIFTY MEANS (WAIT FOR THESE LEVELS AND BUY)

BUY @ 5380 WITH STOP OF BELOW 5320 CLOSING IN DAILY TGT 5500

BUY@5200 STOP@5150 TGT @ 5400

BUY @5000 STOP @4920 TGT@5200

INVESTMENT & PORTFILIO STOCKS(MY CLIENTS R HOLDING)

LICHSGIN FROM 171

POLARIS FROM 171

SUZLON FROM 48

THIS WEEK STOCK OPTION CALL R STOCK CALL

Buy jpassociate cash 'R' 90CE@1.45 with stop@ below 81 in cash TGT 88 &90

BUY SUZLON CASH 'R' 55CE@0.70 WITH STOP@ BELOW 43 IN CASH TGT 52 & 55

FOR NIFTY OPTION CALLS DAILY & MCX COMMODITY CALLS& U HAVE ANY QUERIES CATCH ME @ JMSQUARENIFTY@YAHOO.COM

10 DOs and DON’Ts for making money in the stock market

Making big money – really big money – that allows you the freedom to do what you want, when you want and wherever you want must be the dream of every human being in the planet (except those who become monks or nuns). Only a few manage to make the dream a reality.

Those who follow the straight and narrow path end up toiling all their lives – slaving at a job, or trying to run a profession or business. Those who prefer a more crooked road usually have a short career and end up as state guests with free room and board – unless they manage to become politicians powerful enough to stay away from the long arm of the law.

Making really big money is not a realistic goal for most law-abiding citizens. But making a lot of money – enough that you can have a comfortable retired life that doesn’t require you to cut corners and lets you enjoy some of the material pleasures that life has on offer – is a more achievable goal. The stock market is a place that can help you to achieve the goal by supplementing your regular earnings.

Here are 10 DOs and DON’Ts for making money in the stock market:

DO…

1. Make a financial plan. You don’t have to be a CA to do this. All you need is a little common sense and some knowledge of arithmetic. Think of all the major expenditures – children’s education, daughter’s marriage, buying a flat – at different times in the future and assess how much money will be required for each. That will give you an idea of how much you need to save.
2. Make an Asset Allocation plan. This is the key. You need to know how much of your savings you should invest in risk-free instruments like Post Office MIS or bank fixed deposits, and how much you can afford to invest in riskier instruments like mutual funds and shares. By maintaining a plan, you will know when to buy and when to sell.
3. Learn about the stock market before entering it. Can you get into an IIT or IIM from the Kindergarten? Can you face the fast bowling of a Brett Lee or a Dale Steyn if all you have played is tennis ball cricket? In the stock market, you will be playing against the likes of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and Ramesh Damani. If you don’t know what you are doing, they will take all your money. Read books by Gurus like Graham and Lynch.
4. Learn how to select stocks and build a portfolio. Haphazardly buying and selling stocks (or funds) on some one’s advice or your ‘gut feel’ is a sure way to make losses. Learn the process of selecting stocks for a portfolio, and holding for the long-term. There are several articles on this blog that can get you started.
5. Learn to be patient and disciplined. The stock market is not a place for showing off how smart or enterprising you are. Those qualities are great for a business venture. In the stock market, you have to be observant and vigilant. Choose the times you want to buy (near bear market bottoms) and the times you want to sell (near bull market tops) carefully. The rest of the time, just wait and watch. Rome wasn’t built in a day. Neither will your wealth.

DON’T…

1. Think that making money in the stock market is easy. The stock market isn’t a zero-sum game. While there is a buyer for every seller, only a few make money. The majority lose. They are the ones who thought making money was easy.
2. Feel like a genius if you have made some money. It was most likely a combination of luck and a bull market. Going through bull, bear and sideways markets with your wealth intact requires determination and perseverance. If you are feeling excited and having fun, a loss is just around the corner.
3. Forget Buffet’s Rule No. 1. Regardless of whether you have a shorter or longer investment time frame, always set stop-losses. That will help you to limit your losses. If a stock is running up fast, set a trailing stop-loss.
   
4. Be too greedy. Have profit targets for each stock (or fund) in your portfolio. Once the target is hit, sell 50% and hold the rest with a trailing stop-loss. Sell all when the trailing stop-loss gets hit.
5. Ever trade. According to Peter Lynch, the odds of success are greater at the race track or casino. Most trade to get rich quick. But there are no short-cuts in life. Trading is the best way to get poor quick; or, to become a reluctant long-term investor (when the trade goes completely wrong!).

There are no sure-shots in the stock market. But if you follow this simple set of DOs and DON’Ts, you will make a lot of money. Not tomorrow, or the day after. But after 20 years. Might as well get started now.