Yearly Archives: 2014

Overcoming the Fear of Loss in Trading

By | January 8, 2014 4:18 pm

The fear of “pulling the trigger” stems mainly from the fear of loss. That same fear is responsible for 3 major actions or inactions that destroy traders: Cutting winners short. You take what you can and fear that if you don’t grab whatever small gains you have now, they would disappear. Keeping losers. You don’t… Read More »

FII FnO data analysis for 7 Jan

By | January 6, 2014 11:24 pm

FIIs sold 12844 contracts of Index Future  worth 396 cores (4106 Longs were added and 16950 shorts were added ) with net Open Interest increasing by 21056 contracts, so FII’s added majority shorts and partial long as hedge in today’s session. Nifty closed below its 50 SMA and Bank Nifty below its 200 DMA, which… Read More »

Bank Nifty trading strategy for the second week of 2014

By | January 5, 2014 11:14 pm

Last week we gave trend changer level of 11406 and Bank Nifty almost did the 3 target on downside.Lets analyze how to trade Bank Nifty in coming week. Bank Nifty Hourly Bank Nifty hourly charts is forming a range contraction,breakdown below 11016 for initial target of 10880. Bank Nifty Daily Bank Nifty on daily chart… Read More »

Nifty Weekly forecast

By | January 5, 2014 10:43 pm

Last Week Chopad Level of 6326 showed its effect and nifty achieved its 2 target on downside. Q3 earnings season will kick off on Friday, 10 January, the day when IT major Infosys and private sector bank IndusInd Bank unveil results. Having a substantial weight in Nifty – Infosys results will be keenly watched.External trade… Read More »

The Professional vs. Amateur’s Reaction to a Losing Trade

By | January 3, 2014 3:58 pm

How can a professional take the same trade as an amateur yet end the trade at a profit or be in a better position psychologically after taking a loss? Every trader experiences losing trades. Professionals and amateurs may have similar outlooks on a market, but oftentimes they end up with different results.So lets discuss the… Read More »