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Friday, 21 April 2017

Players - Ananda FA vs Ram TA


11 comments:

  1. anand21 April 2017 at 20:56

    helo Ram sir, good morning
    i have 3 question.
    1. how company make profit in ipo, means if a company announce a new ipo @ 400rs but after listing how it could be open at 600rs?
    2. what is t+2?
    3. what does defensive trading means?

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    1. Ram Prabhu22 April 2017 at 06:41

      1. Opening price is decided using demand and supply in preopen market. Normally demand will be more if people did not get allocation during IPO. If there are more people bidding to buy the stock price will open higher.
      2. T+2 is nothing but the settlement date of the stocks bought on that particular day. Eg if a stock is bought today and it's settlement is T+2 it means the stocks will be credited to your demat only after 2 days..
      Defensive trading is where investor tries to protect his profits or minimize the loss. Trailing stop loss is a defensive trading where trader or investor tries to protect his profits earned if there is a reversal .. Buying a future and buying a put to protect the loss is defensive technique where chances of loss is limited. Putting a stop loss for a trade is also a defensive technique.

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    2. anand22 April 2017 at 08:53

      in question no 1.
      suppose that in xyz company ipo were over subscribed, let assume 14x.
      but in listing day it will be open in low price as comparison to it listing price. so how it should be possibe?

      and what is the answer of my 3rd question?

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    3. anand22 April 2017 at 08:56

      can u give one example on ur 3rd answer?

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    4. anand22 April 2017 at 09:04

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    5. Ram Prabhu22 April 2017 at 12:35

      It is possible if there is less demand in the preopen and people who have bought in IPO are also willing to sell it at open .. This could create price drop on the listing .
      3 rd question answer is already given but missed to number it.
      Eg for third question : You bought SBI futures at 280 this is offensive trading .. And if you buy a put with it to prevent your losses and protect your capital then its defensive trading ..

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  2. anand22 April 2017 at 09:04

    after that if u have any TA question u can ask

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  3. Ram Prabhu22 April 2017 at 09:08

    How often is the open interest calculated for f&o?
    Is the open interest appearing in intraday time frame showing correct data ?
    Why Oi data in intraday chart differs with eod data?

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  4. anand22 April 2017 at 09:29

    let i explain with one example.
    there are 3 method to see how open interest wored in F&O
    1. If one new buyer and a new seller initiating a new position then open market is increases.
    2. if a old buyer and old seller closing an existing or old position, then by thier contract open market goes down
    3. if one old buyer and new seller or vice-versa, then In this case the open interest will not change.

    YES, THE OPEN INTEREST APPEARING IN INTRADAY TIME FRAME SHOWING CORRECT DATA.

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    1. Ram Prabhu22 April 2017 at 12:30

      Thats an explanation of open interest .. Unfortunately that didnt answer my question ..Let me brief my questions.
      1. How often is the open interest data available to us from NSE ? EVery tick or 1 min etc ?
      2. Is open interest data appearing in intraday time frame showing correct data? If yes then why most of the time there is a drop in interest only in last minute or next day first candle . Does that mean OI drops in last minute or next day opening ?
      3. why OI in intraday chart differs with EOD data ? Eg if 5 mins chart at 3.30 PM shows 1 lakh open interest and if you check in nse website after 4PM it will show 80000. Why is the difference ? If you think both are same share the screenshot.

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    2. anand27 April 2017 at 19:53

      helo ramji, i have not ans these question, please u define

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