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NLC Nalco India Ltd

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by srspriya06, Mar 15, 2013.

  1. srspriya06

    srspriya06 Active Member

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    Wat does this chart say? This chart looks different

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    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    ravirajpr Responder

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    Nice cup & handle as well as
    Inv head & shoulders pattern in National Aluminium (Nalco) and took 2 positions within 2 mths.
     

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    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    Yes quite good pattern but then Stop loss is quite low as well.
     
  5. ravirajpr

    ravirajpr Responder

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    I took a breakout trade and the SL was below the lower end of the channel when I entered the trade and once the price moves up I'll have a strict 10% SL.
     
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    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    10% is bad and you should have less than that.
     
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    ravirajpr Responder

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    Agree...however as my TP is 20 to 30% then with 10% R/R comes to 2:1 and that's how I calculate my position size.
    Ideally it is recommended that risk should be not more than 2 to 3% of the capital and if that is the case I need to increase my position size. And with swing trading I think if I use 2 or 3% as risk then I need to monitor the position on a daily basis which I can't do or unless I take a trade using hourly or 30min chart.
    As most of my entries are based on high probability trade setups at EW3 or after volume confirmation I'm fine with this so far.
    I used to have 2% risk for my forex trades and was used to be stopped out often :(
    Anyways thanks for the suggestion I'll review my P&L and revise my R/R.
     
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    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    If you have 20% as targets, your stops are fine but then prefer to be in single digit always as 10% can be just too much loss at times. Instead focus on having a trailing stop.
     
  9. ravirajpr

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    Thanks Shabbir for your suggestions.

    I had reviewed the trade and noted that SL is @ 5% below the support zone from the entry price.
    Due to few limitations in my account (from our Company's compliance) with a minimum holding period of 7 days I've modified my strategy to meet these requirements.

    I'm happy to keep my SL to single digits however as I'm a part time trader and review the charts 2 times a week some of my entry price may not be text book perfect entries due to time constraints. What I mainly concentrate is if I'm able to capture 20 to 30% of the trend movement in a trend.
     

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