Saturday, April 5, 2014

Share market & The art of money making



Sell,when everybody place a buy order (8)


 Just watch the market for 20 minutes, when you are doing intraday trading.
If any spurt arises or any market news spreaded among TV channels or if any
stock broking company sending sms messages stating that to buy a particular
share,stop for a moment.
 All others will know this news and all others would have received this message,
so don't be in hurry.Wait.
 Let all others make a rush to buy the particular stock.At the same time do
alternatively by placing a sell order instead of a 'buy' order.
 All others are placing a buy order.
 You are placing a sell order.
 The particular scrip is recommended for buying.
 But you don't buy the scrip.
 Is this confusing you?
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 You place a sell order by some incremental hike in the recommended buy price.
 For example if all others are trying to place a buy order for Ranbaxy at Rs 450
means you place a sell order at Rs 470 and wait.You order will be in pending with
the exchange.When some more buyers enter in to the market to buy Ranbaxy the price
of Ranbaxy may move above Rs 470 and at the same time some of the intraday big players
and large number of positional traders will try to book the profit at Rs 470 or Rs 475
level.Buy this time your sell order will get executed.
 Now your next action is to cover this sell order.So place a buy order at Rs 450,
in few minutes the share price of Ranbaxy will come down to Rs 450 and even fall for still
lower price.This is merely due to selling pressure and profit booking.
 Now here you are exploiting the 'profit booking' and 'selling pressure' of a particular
share which is in long position.This is a technique of alternate approach.ie.,opposite to
the current market situation and using this to make money.This works fine in all days irrespective
of rise/fall of the market.
Go ahead!
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