This is similar to what Costco does in the US with it’s hotdogs being priced at $1.5.
The intention behind these is not to make a substantial profit, but to act as a hook for customers.
This is similar to what Costco does in the US with it’s hotdogs being priced at $1.5.
The intention behind these is not to make a substantial profit, but to act as a hook for customers.
Confidence Petroleum is not trustable. You can go over their last 2 years’ PPT they are claiming the same but have not reached anywhere.
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This will be even more disastrous. Retail Traders are not afraid of losses, you think they will think even once about the taxes
Jokes apart, I don’t think this will happen. Retail Traders are a very small part of the market. Most of the heavy options trading is done by HNIs and Ultra-HNIs. It would be stupid to hurt their sentiments. And don’t forget, government gains the most from this trading. Government earns close to 40,000cr annually from STT and the GST charged on it.
Personally, I get this feeling, from now on, before every budget we will get to hear such rumors. It is equivalent to the dream of Middle - class " Yeh budget mai shayad taxes kam honge." I know for sure, a tax on FnO would hurt the rich and ultra rich, even more than Retail traders. Paying a 30% tax on a 1000rs of extra income monthly, is actually not a bad deal.
But lets see what happens. I just hope they don’t take such drastic steps. Education is much more effective than mere Restrictions. This will just mean tis, Rich can have an option to get even richer because they have money to loose. And for someone who is really good at trading has no option but to give 30% as tax, just because he or she is a Retail Trader.
Ashirvad will not delt much as they can go for ipo in august
Thanks for the concern chaitanya I hope I will learn something from you…
Thanks a lot for sharing the strategy with so much detail.
Today, NCLT has approved the demerger of Raymond Ltd. The record date for getting shares of Raymond Lifestyle Limited(RLL) will be announced separately.
Not that we cannot mix two styles and create a hybrid model, but this is just momentum, once a set of rules are created, the focus is on the whole idea with perhaps making the process better, and not on one single stock, as the allocation is not particularly different between stocks.
So, while one can differentiate between stocks existing in the list, and allocate more, I don’t think we can say it will add any benefit to the overall process, also, there could be a time frame filter, if a stock consolidates and if it does not fit the criteria of the system, it should be exited so as to give place for another momentum stock. Of course, one can exclude such stocks and keep them separate and not look at them as part of the initial system, despite having found it in the system.
I think, at the end of the day, if a particular method is delivering returns as per or beyond our expectations, and if we know it is working for us, at least in the current environment, we can do it and continue doing it, and we can create many such methods using any and every source available
Yes, you are right, infact relative strength can be used to identify momentum stocks. By comparing a stock’s performance against a benchmark like the Nifty smallcap 250 in my case, you can identify which stocks are outperforming. This helps in selecting stocks that are likely to continue their upward trajectory.
Rebalancing is often required in momentum investing to maintain exposure to the strongest performers. Regular rebalancing, such as weekly or monthly, monthly in my case (but monitoring weekly) ensures that you are always invested in stocks showing the highest momentum. However, some investors prefer to hold onto stocks as long as they remain in an ascending phase, or stage 2, which is characterized by a strong uptrend, and infact if you got a fundamentally good stock returns may be more than expected. So this approach can work but may require more active monitoring to ensure timely exits when the trend reverses.
So, both methods have their merits, and the choice depends on your investment strategy, risk tolerance, and how actively you want to manage your portfolio.
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