Showing posts with label Pull Back Trades. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pull Back Trades. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

Long trades are getting filled.


Long trades in many stocks recommended in our pull back section are getting filled. Markets are pausing from their good rally that began with the New Year on the daily charts, while its trade time on the strongest stocks in the weekly charts. As the stocks go weak on the daily charts and move down, it approaches the value zone on the weekly charts. Not all stocks are traded long on their pull back to value. Only those stocks that have great strength in their price moves, which have formed into a good trend are valid buys.

There are chances that some of them can hit stops and give us losing trades, even with a good bullish strength built in them. Any trading system for that matter is not insulated from loosing trades. It is the ‘Cut your losses faster and run your Profits longer’ that pays rich returns in the long run. Markets always go into cycles and when one time frame is weak, it gives opportunities in the next higher time frame. Keeping our risks lower and going ahead into trading the system generated calls without second guessing will ensure that we are protected, from our account going into a loser.

While we keep the risks lower, we get huge opportunities to spread our capital across various segment of stocks which gives us a good diversified portfolio. Hence, if a few of them get into losing trades, still we have  a fairly good chance of having the winners take care of losses. The minimum requirement for this process to happen is, that all our trades should have their targets above 3 times the risk involved. In the current markets, there are many stocks that have their rewards as high as 11 times the risk on their trades. So, on an average it would come to about 5 times reward to risk which is a fairly good return on our capital, when we run up the winners to their targets.

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Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Pullback trade on LICHSGFIN.

We had LICHSGFIN in our weekly pull back calls list which had reached its target today. In this section there is an option of double entry to average a trades price, but this stock was strong that it was able to manage only its first and try and from there made its straight move to reach target. Though a small winning trade as the second entry was not met, it was a good winning trade among our calls in this section.

Pull back trading calls from the stocks that have high bullish strength in them are given every week in our calls section on the newsletter. Soon this product is likely to be launched in the site for exclusive use for the investors and traders. As the selection is made from a group of matured trending stocks the probability of wining are high on these calls.

Track the calls in this section on a regular basis to have some fantastic winning trades in your market experience. There are few other stocks that have got entry in this section and are doing well like IND SWIFT LABS, SUNCLAYTON etc.,