Thursday, January 20, 2011

DAILY VIEWS ON NIFTY & STOCK - 20.01.2011 (Thursday)

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STOCK FUTURES TRADES

19.01.2011: Long in one lot (250 shares) of Colgate Palmolive Feb 11 Futures @ 843.00

20.01.2011: Bought one lot (250) shares of Aban Offshore Feb 11 Futures @ Rs 709.

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KADIYALI'S 6 POINTS INTRADAY NIFTY TRADE FORMULA

3pm: I gave the 6 points formula for Intraday Nifty Trade only to be of use to members who want to trade in nifty every day on intraday basis. Pl study the same, and make paper trades for next 10 trading days, and look at the result yourself!

The detailed 6 points formula is available in my post dated 19.01.2011.

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29 comments:

  1. Hi All....Good Morning and have a nice day !!

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  2. Good morning Kadiyali sir! Your views on Nifty today?

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  3. Good morning everybody.
    Today bought one lot of nifty future @5655 for a target of 5700 with strict stoploss of 5649.
    Below 5640 (nifty future) I think, we may touch 5600.

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  4. hmmm....again my buy is higher than u Jay :(
    @ 5664 !!

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  5. Holding 5700 CE too as u also suggested but no respite yet :(

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  6. Neelimaji, 5700CE holding is okay but your entry point is around 77 and now it is trading around 34. I have also spoken stoploss as 62 and mention about time decay.

    TIME DECAY is the factor now....In any case, on or before expiry nifty touch 5700, you will not get 5700CE for 77

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  7. Moreover, my first target was 90....and it made a high of 89 after you bought.

    Really it is difficult now to touch 77 again. Its my view.

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  8. Where is Kadiyali? what's about his 11 am report? Trading Range??
    Neelimaji, if any post by Kadiyali,pls inform me ...I will be availale in my blog...ty

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  9. @ JAY...ok...i wud !! Though NIFTY is just falling :(

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  10. Dear Jay and Neelima,

    I think that more than Nifty,the better betting point would be whether Kadiyali would visit the blog the next day or not.
    For this the betting should end by 8am and the odds would be

    he would not come..1.01 to 1

    he would come ,open the gate,and run away..2 to 1

    he would come,and be present till mkt closure
    100 to 1

    he would come,and be present till mkt closure
    but Neelima would not come..1000 to 1

    he would come,and be present till mkt closure
    and Neelima would also come but her first question will NOT be 'Sir what are your views on Nifty today?'..10k to 1

    LOL

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  11. But did i ask that today ?? Nooooo
    Not even yesterday :P

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  12. Dear Neelima,
    Take it easy pl...
    faith is stronger than fact.
    I just wanted to wind down a bit and so
    made that comment.
    Normally Nifty movements are known only to GOD.
    But during the last week of every settlement,HE also becomes an exception.;-)
    Regards,

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  13. @ Ganpat...its ok. what u said was in light mood and my reply was also in same .
    take care
    regards

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  14. @ Jay....this is what sucks. Our stop losses got triggered and see where the markets r now. cud have made a good kill intra :(

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  15. Dear Neelima,

    In mkt the time gap between total confusion and full clarity is 6.5 hrs

    In real life it is 65 years!

    Good luck!

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  16. Yes Neelimaji, If st not hits, I could made a 100 points gain.
    In any case, your 5700CE is above 77....BE HAPPY

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  17. Colgate Feb 11 futures after touching a low of 829 yesterday is back to 850 level! See the risk free nature of this "defencive futures trade"!!!

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  18. Long in Aban today in one lot (250 shares) Feb 11 series @ 709.

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  19. Dear Kadiyali,
    I just wish to inform you that almost all the investors-cum-trader have lost a huge amount of money during last few days. In this situation, it is not possible to trade in stock future especially in Aban or Colgate etc. due to huge amount of margin money. Moreover, minimum another one lakh rupees is required for providing day-to-day margin money in case of fall like yesterday.

    BTW, what will be the margin money required for one lot of colgate future and/or Aban future ? This is for me only so that I may be prepared myself to trade like this but surely WITH STOPLOSS.

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  20. Jay, pl see my post dated 02.01.2011 for my 6 points formula for stock futures trade.

    There is no cash margin involved in my stock futures trade. I just transfer the required no of shares from my demat account in ICICI Bank to the FnO margin account.

    The margin charged by ICICI for Colgate is 17% and for Aban, it is 20%. If you buy Colgate Feb11 futures at 843, the margin comes to 35828. Similarly for Aban at 709, it is 35450. Of course, we should keep matching amount in our SB account to take care of the MTM requirement.

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  21. Jay, I also agree with a few people here who said your blog is full of writings. You should keep it clean. Pl reduce the font size of the letters, that should make the trick. look at kadiyali blog. all blank space, and small letters make clean reading.

    Just my suggestion, otherwise, your blog is amazing.

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  22. It means, you holding 250 nos. (the no. of shares in a lot) of Aban (in cash segment) and similar as Colgate.
    Do you think, the visitor in this blog having these quantities of Colgate or Aban in their portfolio? 1-2% charnces are there.
    In any case, the strategy staking cash segment shares in FNO for margin is good as far as I was taught by DUStocks in Moneycontrol. But I didn't took any risk at that time. That time was golden period for IFCI. Later, he used to trade for M&M.
    Anyway, thank you for your clarification.

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  23. Dear saravana,
    Thank you for your valuable suggestions.
    Surely I will keep it in mind and do the needful.
    Once again thank you....

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  24. Jay, the long position taken by me in Colgate & Aban is of one lot, and for both these shares, 250 is the lot size. However for creating margin in FnO, you can transfer any shares in your demat account, ICICI will pass on margin after deducting the "haircut". For Aban, Balaji Tele, Colgate, Nitesh, MRF, etc, the haircut is 15% which means 85% of the market value will be passed on as margin. For Garden it is 21%, and for Subex & IFB Ind, it is 19%. I have given the hair cut percentage of shares which I have transferred to margin account.

    My 02.01.11 post is meant for those who have built up a portfolio of more than a Lakh of rupees, and they will get easily 60-70 thousand as margin.

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  25. Dear Kadiyali,
    I know about HAIRCUT. Not only in ICICI but in Sharekhan and mostly other stock broking houses have this provision.
    BUT, is this not RISKY?
    Anyway, I have no problem till now for my margin money. So I will not prefer for "haircut" margin money.
    Thanks for your clarification.

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  26. I found this post a very informative one from trading point of view. Traders must keep themselves well updated with market movements and trade using accurate stock futures tips to sustain in market with long term profitability.

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