Thursday, 31 May 2012

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Wednesday, 23 May 2012

USD/INR

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Dollar had made encounter of Indian Rupee

57-58 is Trend line Hurdle. 

Just watch 56.30 above this it can touch 57-58.

and Below 56.30 there will be hope for reversal !

"Thami Si Economy ki Dhadkan Hai,
Aaj Rupee Pahuncha Chappan Hai 
Netaji Kuch Toh Kar Dikhao,
Desh ko Is Durgati Se Bachao..
Kab Tak Kosogey Europe ko,
Mat Maaro India ki Har Hope Ko..
Hai Sab Kuch Yahan Pe Mehenga,
Toh Kyun Sasta Har Indian Ka Jeevan Hai..
Thami Si Economy ki Dhadkan Hai,
ki Aaj Rupee Pahuncha Chappan hai.."

courtesy :- "Copy paste"

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Tuesday, 22 May 2012

USD vs INR

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Year $ Vs Rupee
1990 1 $ = Rs 18.11
1991 1 $ = Rs 25.79
1992 1 $= Rs 28.95
1993 1 $ = Rs 31.44
1994 1 $ = Rs 31.39
1995 1 $ = Rs 34.92
1996 1 $ = Rs 35.83
1997 1 $ = Rs 39.15
1998 1 $ = Rs 42.58
1999 1 $ = Rs 43.45
2000 1 $ = Rs 46.88
2001 1 $ = Rs 47.93
2002 1 $ = Rs 48.23
2003 1 $ = Rs 45.66
2004 1 $ = Rs 44.00
2005 1 $ = Rs 46.11
2006 1 $ = Rs 44.49
2007 1 $ = Rs 39.33
2008 1 $ = Rs 49.82
2009 1 $ = Rs 46.29
2010 1 $ = Rs 45.09
2011 1 $ = Rs 51.10
2012 1 $ = Rs 55.44
now what next????
will it become 59 or 52.50 again???
soon we are going to update to our clients??
and these days currency major effect in MCX...
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Sunday, 20 May 2012

TRADING RULES

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  1. Usually they liquidate the good trades and keep the bad ones. Many traders don’t realize the news they hear and read has, in many cases, already been discounted by the market.
  2. After several profitable trades, many speculators become wild and unconservative. They base their trades on hunches and long shots, rather than sound fundamental and technical reasoning, or put their money into one deal that “can’t fail.”
  3. Traders often try to carry too big a position with too little capital, and trade too frequently for the size of the account.
  4. Some traders try to “beat the market” by day-trading, nervous scalping, and getting greedy.
  5. They fail to pre-define risk, add to a losing position, and fail to use stops.
  6. They frequently have a directional bias; for example, always wanting to be long.
  7. Lack of experience in the market causes many traders to become emotionally and/or financially committed to one trade, and unwilling or unable to take a loss. They may be unable to admit they have made a mistake, or they look at the market in too short a timeframe.
  8. They over trade.
  9. Many traders can’t (or don’t) take the small losses. They often stick with a loser until it really hurts, then take the loss. This is an undisciplined approach…a trader needs to develop and stick with a system.
  10. Many traders get a fundamental case and hang onto it, even after the market technically turns. Only believe fundamentals as long as the technical signals follow. Both must agree.
  11. Many traders break a cardinal rule: “Cut losses short. Let profits run.”
  12. Many people trade with their hearts instead of their heads. For some traders, adversity (or success) distorts judgment. That’s why they should have a plan first, and stick to it.
  13. Often traders have bad timing, and not enough capital to survive the shake out.
  14. Too many traders perceive futures markets as an intuitive arena. The inability to distinguish between price fluctuations which reflect a fundamental change and those which represent an interim change often causes losses.
  15. Not following a disciplined trading program leads to accepting large losses and small profits. Many traders do not define offensive and defensive plans when an initial position is taken.
  16. Emotion makes many traders hold a loser too long. Many traders don’t discipline themselves to take small losses and big gains.
  17. Too many traders are underfinanced, and get washed out at the extremes.
  18. Greed causes some traders to allow profits to dwindle into losses while hoping for larger profits. This is really lack of discipline. Also, having too many trades on at one time and overtrading for the amount of capital involved can stem from greed.
  19. Trying to trade inactive markets is dangerous.
  20. Taking too big a risk with too little profit potential is a sure way to losses.
  21. Many traders lose by not taking losses in proportion to the size of their accounts.
  22. Often, traders do not recognize the difference between trading markets and trending markets.
  23. Lack of discipline includes several lesser items; i.e., impatience, need for action, etc. Also, many traders are unable to take a loss and do it quickly.
  24. Trading against the trend, especially without reasonable stops, and insufficient capital to trade with and/or improper money management are major causes of large losses in the futures markets; however, a large capital base alone does not guarantee success.
  25. Over trading is dangerous, and often stems from lack of planning.
  26. Trading very speculative commodities is a frequent mistake.
  27. There is a striking inability to stay with winners. Most traders are too willing to take small profits and, therefore, miss out on big profits. Another problem is under-capitalization; small accounts can’t diversify, and can’t use valid stops.
  28. Some traders are on an ego trip and won’t take advice from another person; any trade must be their idea.
  29. Many traders have the habit of not cutting losses fast, and getting out of winners too soon. It sounds simple, but it takes discipline to trade correctly. This is hard whether you’re losing or winning.
  30. Futures traders tend to have no discipline, no plan, and no patience. They over-trade and can’t wait for the right opportunity. Instead, they seem compelled to trade every rumor.
  31. Staying with a losing position, because a trader’s information (or worse yet, intuition) indicates the deteriorating market is only a temporary situation, can lead to large losses.
  32. Lack of risk capital in the market means inadequate capital for diversification and staying power in the market.
  33. Some speculators don’t have the temperament to accept small losses in a trade, or the patience to let winners ride.
  34. Greed, as evidenced by trying to pick tops or bottoms, is a frequent error.
  35. Not having a trading plan results in a lack of money management. Then, when too much ego gets involved, the result is emotional trading.
  36. Frequently, traders judge markets on the local situation only, rather than taking the worldwide situation into account.
  37. Speculators allow emotions to overcome intelligence when markets are going for them or against them. They do not have a plan and follow it. A good plan must include defense points (stops).
  38. Some traders are not willing to believe price action, and thus trade contrary to the trend.
  39. Many speculators trade only one commodity.
  40. Getting out of a rallying commodity too quickly, or holding losers too long results in losses.
  41. Trading against the trend is a common mistake. This may result from overtrading, too many day-trades, and under capitalization, accentuated by failure to use a money management approach to trading futures.
  42. Often, traders jump into a market based on a story in the morning paper; the market many times has already discounted the information.
  43. Lack of self-discipline on the part of the trader and/or broker creates losses.
  44. Traders don’t clearly identify and then adhere to risk parameters; i.e., stops.
  45. Most traders overtrade without doing enough research. They take too many positions with too little information. They do a lot of day-trading for which they are under margin; thus, they are unable to accept small losses.
  46. Many speculators use “conventional wisdom” which is either “local,” or “old news” to the market. They take small profits, not riding gains as they should, and tend to stay with losing positions. Most traders do not spend enough time and effort analyzing the market, and/or analyzing their own emotional make-up.
  47. Too many traders do not apply money management techniques. They have no discipline, no plan. Many also overstay when the market goes against them, and won’t limit their losses.
  48. Many traders are undercapitalized. They trade positions too large, relative to their available capital. They are not flexible enough to change their minds or opinions when the trend is clearly against them. They don’t have a good battle plan and the courage to stick to it.
  49. Don’t make trading decisions based on inside information. It’s illegal, and besides, it’s usually wrong.
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POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE OF LAST WEEK

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Positives:
1) Cheers to Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook for building an incredible business and whose reward today is hugely deserved and exciting to watch.
2) April Housing Starts back above 700k for 4th month in the past 6 at 717k, above est of 685k and March revised up by 45k to 699k.
3) After rising from 19 to 28 thru the winter months and falling to 24 in April, the May NAHB home builder survey rises to 29, the best in 5 yrs.
4) Refi apps up by 13% with new low in mortgage rates.
5) NY mfr’g in May rises to 17.1 from 6.6 in April but still down from 20.2 in March and 6 month outlook falls to 29.3 from 43.1.
6) Old news but Q1 GDP in Germany surprises to upside and region sees flat Q1 growth instead of expected contraction. That will certainly change in Q2.
7) China cuts RRR again, market though yawns.
8) UK jobless claims unexpectedly falls.
Negatives:
1) Europe again the main concern as Greek stocks fall another 10% and new PSI bonds sell to lows as bank run fears spread and we have to wait another month for new elections. Spanish IBEX down 6% as Bankia falls 15%. MIB lower by 7% and both Spanish and Italian bond yields jump and Spanish CDS goes to new high.
2) Philly mfr’g falls to -5.8 from +8.5 and well below expectations of +10 as weakness is broad based and the outlook falls sharply.
3) Initial Jobless Claims 5k more than expected at 370k and prior week revised up by 3k.
4) April Retail Sales reflect give back as they rise just .2% m/o/m ex gasoline.
5) CPI moderates to 2.3% from 2.7% y/o/y but tell that to people whose wages are flat. Core rate up 2.3% y/o/y matching most since Sept ’08.
6) Shanghai index closes week at 1 month low. FDI falls for 6th straight month and home prices fall in more Chinese cities than the previous month.
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Monday, 14 May 2012

jackpot profit 28500/- per lot.

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JACKPOT PROFIT 15000+13500 = 28500/- per lot
silver 500 points
gold 135 points
superb shot of jackpot profit.
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COPPER 447 to 428

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sell copper recommended @ 446-447 sl 450.50 tgt 428.
see today made low 427.10.
but we booked @ 431.
super cool 15000/- per lot profit in copper.

what next 444 again or 420 below???
very soon going to update more to our clients..

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Thursday, 10 May 2012

GOLD:- 27888 or 28888???

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GOLD after hitting 29293 it down now almost 1000 points..today it made low 28300.
and now trading at 28444 while updating..
what do u think??
gold will go where from now???
27888  OR  28888???
very soon we are going to update to our clients..
as we were short from 29100 and booked 500 points smartly...
what about you???
still facing losses??
don't loose your hard earned money!!
join us:-
complete operator based advisory.
"we will show you how to sell at high and buy at low"

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Tuesday, 8 May 2012

GOLD 500 POINTS POSITIONAL SHOT.

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SUPERB SHOT OF GOLD 500 POINTS POSITIONAL
SHORT GIVEN @ 29090-105 WITH TGT 28600..
Y'DAY MADE EXACTLY LOW OF 28600..
THIS IS THE KIND OF WORK WE DO ALMOST EVERY DAY, WEEK, MONTH.
WHAT ABOUT YOU??
WE ARE LOOKING GOLD MORE DOWNSIDE..
CALLS WOULD BE GIVEN TO ONLY OUR PAID CLIENTS

still facing losses???
don't loose your hard earned money..
work with us and be a wise man.
everyday attractive profits
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Monday, 7 May 2012

silver 1100 points and gold 200 points

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BLOODBATH BLOODBATH BLOODBATH BLOODBATH BLOODBATH BLOODBATH 
silver 1100 points
gold 200 points (given positional but intra down 200 points...still tgts awaited...intra booked only.)
silver 33000 + 20000 (gold) = 53000/- per lot profit.

Let's Make money everyday....
Don't loose your hard earned money...
work on jackpot operator based calls...daily 1 or 2 calls with single tgt... 
"trade for profit not for tgt"
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Friday, 4 May 2012

CRUDE 250 POINTS SINGLE SHOT...AND PERFORMANCE OF 04/05/2012

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CRUDE JOURNEY FROM 5620 TO 5370...
AND OUR ULTIMATE TGT 5250 ALSO HIT BUT WE BOOKED AT 5370.
SUPER COOL 250 POINTS TODAY....
MAY BE CALL OF THE  MONTH.
BUT MAY MONTH JUST STARTED SO STILL MORE CARDS TO PLAY..
STILL THINKING TO JOIN US..
IT'S OPERATOR BASED ADVISORY..
DO YOU KNOW WHAT WE BOOKED TODAY...

final update

silver 400(jackpot)

gold 110(jackpot) + 100

crude 250(pos jackpot)-15-15

lead 15000(positional jackpot)

Ng 7500(positional jackpot)

copper 4000/- per lot +1 call open

NIFTY 50 points

wonderful day for jackpot traders......

STILL FACING LOSSES KYA???

ATLEAST DON'T TAKE FALTU RISK ON YOUR ACCOUNT 
TRADE ON SURESHOT CALLS ONLY WITH US..

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Thursday, 3 May 2012

MCX LIVE....COMEX LIVE....USD/INR CHART LIVE... in single screen....check it now

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MCX LIVE....COMEX LIVE....USD/INR CHART LIVE... in single screen....check it now

http://www.mcxoperator.com/mcx-live


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Tuesday, 1 May 2012

Life in Financial terms....

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The Birth is your Opening Balance


Your Death is our Closing Balance



Your Ideas are your Assets



Your Views are your Liabilities



Your Happiness is your Profits



Your Sorrows are your Losses



Your Soul is your Goodwill



Your Heart is your Fixed Asset



Your Duties are your Outstanding Expenses



Your Friendship's your Hidden Adjustment



Your Character is your Capital



Your Knowledge is your Investments



Your Patience is your Interest



Your Mind is your Bank Balance



Your Thinking is your Current Account



Your Behavior is your Journal Entry



Bad Things you should always Depreciate and lastly



Your Love is your Balance Sheet...


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