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For NEWBIES ONLY !
AN ONLINE PRIMER WORKSHOP ON
DERIVATIVES : Futures & Options
TOWARDS SAFE EQUITY MANAGEMENT
Shed your pretensions as a hard-core, straight-jacketed, long-term investor. Learn to PROTECT your capital (before it is too late) and earn regular PROFITS (small, but sustained) even in an extended bear market scenario
I have been approached by quite a new investors/traders who have absolutely no idea yet of what FnO is all about. Some of them have sought to subscribe to my FnO Course Modules (see below), but the same won’t be of much use to them, as the Course Modules are very detailed and intensive, and absolute beginners may actually be put off by them.
So, it is for these NEWBIES that I’ve structured some very easy and simple FnO lessons, intended to familiarize them with the bare essentials of FnO, and to apprise them as to how even the most simple FnO applications can indeed go a long way in letting the investors not only prevent erosion of the NAV of their portfolios in these rather bearish & volatile times, but also in letting them earn decent, recurring profits – whether the market is bearish, range-bound or bullish.
Those interested may please register themselves by sending me blank email at EquityPro@gmail dot com, simply with 'WORKSHOP' mentioned in the subject line. I will immediately send the final details of terms & conditions for joining the proposed workshop.
You can keep applying all through the year, as I propose it to be a continuous process. The moment you complete the joining formalities, the READY material will be emailed to you. Simple.
This WORKSHOP is for FnO NEWBIES only ! All others can of course DIRECTLY request my FnO COURSE MODULES listed below (please scroll down a bit). Happy learning & happy investing !
My field of interest is FnO-based Equity TRADING OPERATIVES.
The purpose of our presence in the market is to make money, and not to accrue the seemingly inevitable LOSSES. I myself attempt to do just that, and I wish to help others do the same.
Unfortunately, most investors are quite ignorant about even the very fundamental aspects of FnO. One of the main reasons of such ignorance is the usual FnO-phobia, as also the fact that they have no access to the right source of learning FnO in a proper, easily assimilable and systematic manner.
I'm all for dissemination of knowledge. Making others understand the FnO operatives & recover their LOSSES (or consolidate their GAINS) is indeed a joy, and extremely fulfilling too.
My FnO background also enables me to provide valuable Portfolio Management help to those who have invested their hard-earned savings in raising quality portfolio, but do not have the time or necessary knowledge of operatives to carry on routine risk-management, to either add more value to their portfolio, or to signficantly bring down its acquisition cost.
FnO is no substitute for long-term equity investment in cash segement. All lucrative strategies of FnO are built over a definite premise of your long term cash portfolio of the bluest of the blue chip counters. One must learn to use FnO operatives only to risk-manage and value-build one's precious portfolio. FnO used directly for routine buying and selling for instant gains is nothing short of pure speculation - something very, very risky and highly AVOIDABLE - unless of course you have learnt FnO from the right quarters, and also have access to some 'specialist' help to fall back upon in case of any trading emergency.
Any time is just about the right time to begin learning FnO operatives that have the potential to ARREST & actually REVERSE your LOSSES. The earlier you begin the better chances you stand to stem the financial rot that you have already entered into.
I list below a few COURSE MODULES
With the background of these modules, you will definitely be a far more COMPLETE and prudent trader/investor, who will be able to manage his portfolio to yield better returns on a more sustained basis - more as a genuine investor, rather than an opportunistic speculator !
I had often decribed the follwoing topics in detail at the IFCI and Reliance boards here at MoneyControl over the last one year. Interested members may still dig out some of the relevant material from MMB archives - if my posts haven't already been deleted.
However, to save on their labour and time, they can conveniently request the following MODULES from me by contacting me at EquityPro @ gmail dot com. Conditions apply.
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FUNDAMENTAL EQUITY-FnO ASPECTS THAT YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT
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001 : Essentials of ONLINE trading
002 : Trading and/or Investing : make an intelligent choice
003 : Basic OPTIONS-trading
004 : Advanced OPTIONS-trading
005 : Selling OUT-OF-MONEY Options
006 : Basic FUTURES-trading
007 : Advanced FUTURES-trading
008 : Bi-directional FUTURES-trading
009 : Operatives for bearish, rangebound & bullish markets
010 : Equity risk-management operatives
011 : High-return, low-risk operatives for consistent profits
012 : Fundamentals of portfolio management.
Answer(s) to my FnO posers !
Q.1 : How to have 75 shares of Reliance for FREE ?
Yes, you can have as many shares of a counter as comprise an FnO lot literally for FREE. That is about 50 shares of Larsen, 75 each of Reliance and/or BHEL, or even 5000 shares of UCOBANK. You just need to have a good-sized cash equity portfolio (say worth about 5 lacs, an example) with a client-friendly brokerage house like M/S Religare. If you do, they will let you buy FUTURES worth about 4 lacs (80%) without any additional MARGIN PAYMENT requirement. The balance 1 lac (20%) is retained by them as mandatory "hair cut" amount. However, please do keep the following points in your view ALWAYS :
Avail of the above facility with utmost discretion, and NEVER over-leverage. Though no additional MARGIN PAYMENT is being charged to you, you do remain liable to pay all M-2-M losses (if any) regularly on EOD basis ... and you must maintain sufficient CREDIT CASH BALANCE for that purpose.
What precisely is the basis of brokerage houses granting you such a faciliry ? Well, some brokers keep your cash portfolio shares in a common pool. They just appear to be in your demat account for all practical purposes, but still remain in a common pool. Yes, all dividend/bonuses etc are credited to your account as and when due. So you don't really lose anything. However, lot many brokers are quite steadfast and straight-jacketed. They ALWAYS keep your portfolio shares in you DEMAT account (and NOT in a common pool), and they require you to pay the due MARGIN AMOUNT every time you buy a FUTURE lot in any counter.
By the way, what precisely is the proof of the fact that a broker is maintaining your cash shares in YOUR demat account and NOT in a common pool ? b>None, to my knowledge.
And, what precisely is the advantage (to the broker) for maintaining your cash shares in a 'common pool'. Well, lots of traders short cash shares heavily every day ... and the common pool shares are made available to them for the purpose. Also, these days the insitutional shorters require cash shares on borrowing basis for about a week for their massive cash shorting operatives ... such cash shares are lent to them against a 'borrowing charge' ... but if your shares are maintained in a common pool, you will never know if your shares have been lent to someone, and whether the 'borrowing charges' have been credited to you account ... so THIS definitely works in favour of your brokerage house ! And, mind you, big sums of money may indeed be involved here over a period of time !!
My favoured STOCKS :
01. Larsen & Toubro @ 2400 or less
02. ABAN Offshore @ 1950 or less
03. BHEL @ 1375 or less
04. ACC @ 475 or less
05. GMRInfra @ 75 or less
06. RPL @ 145 or less
07. EDUCOMP Solutions @ 2500 or less
08. Financial Technologies @ 1250 or less
09. IFCI @ 35 or less
10. SBIN @ 1250 or less
11. Tata Steel @ 525 or less
Also see DUstocks’s rated messages
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loreal TISCO is sure looking downcast b'coz of the anticipated (further) fall in steel prices :
At the current Speed Of Trend (SOT), TATASTEEL will become OVERSOLD on 11th September at Rs. 522.99.
Reliance is still very much range-bound and is not showing any appreciable change of trend 2050-2350 does seem to be the operational range right now.
Regards, DU...
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After seeking a new low near 2000, ABAN does seem to be spurting to better levels. Even as per Speed of Trend (SOT) analysis, ABAN is looking quite bullish.
Support & Resistance levels for ABAN for Monday, 8th September, 2008
[ R3 ] 2531.30
[ R2 ] 2428.10
[ R1 ] 2361.40
[ Piv ] 2258.20
[ S1 ] 2191.50
[ S2 ] 2088.30
[ S3 ] 2021.60
At the current Speed Of Trend, ABAN will become OVERBOUGHT (implying bullishness) on 16th September, 2008, at Rs. 2720.23 (CMP=2294).
Long Trade: Scrip should open above the Pivot Point(2258.20), cross R1(2361.40) and remain there for some time. Take a position with R2(2428.10) as target. Reverse for Short Trade.
If you can exploit the anticipated rally in ABAN, the accruing profits (hopefully) can substantially bring down the acquisition cost of your primary ABAN portfolio.
New contract rate are indeed far ABOVE expectations fot Venture Drilling AS, a company in which a subsidiary of Aban Offshore Ltd (Aban) has a 50% shareholding, has signed a 18 month contract with Maersk Oil Angola, at an operating day rate of US$495,000 after withholding tax. The contract is for a semi submersible Deep Venture. This contract is likely to commence in July 2009, in direct continuation of its present contract. The estimated revenue from the contract is approximately US$271mn. The day rate is 16.7% higher than our estimates of US$425,000 per day.
Over the last three months large drilling companies across the world have witnessed steep correction in their stock prices, with ABAN leading the sector. The fall was on the back of weakening sentiments for drillers as crude oil prices fell sharply from high of US$148 to below US$110. Such correction has only made the valuations more attractive to get into these counters as investments in E&P space has not slowed down.
The stock has seen a sharp correction from the levels of Rs5,125 in the first week of March 2008 to the levels of Rs2,121 in last week of August. We feel the stock has formed an intermediate bottom around the levels of Rs2,000. After consolidating between the levels of Rs2,020-2,150, it has formed an Upside Breakout formation on the daily charts, breaching through the trading range of last week. The daily oscillators are also showing signs of revival in the stock with RSI showing a positive crossover.
Historically, ABAN has clocked the highest operating margins in the industry at a global scale. Further, the growth rate expected for Aban over the next couple of years is higher than most of its peers. The stock is trading at a steep discount compared to its competitors. At CMP of Rs2,105 the stock is trading at a P/E multiple of 5.4x and 4.6x FY09E and FY10E respectively compared to international average of 9.9x and 7.7x on CY08E and CY09E. ABAN has remained relatively undervalued compared to global peers
Info : Courtesy M/S IndiaInfoline...
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ABAN, ACC, BHEL, DLF, GRASIM, GMRINFRA, JPASSOCIATES, LARSEN, RCOM, RELIANCE, RPL, SBIN, SESAGOA, TISCO, UNITECH etc have all been beaten down dramatically this summer to astonishing lows. ABAN is surely the latest to make the grade (so to say).
Though ABAN is making daily spurts to break the downtrend shackles, lack of volume support is making it a shorters\\`/traders\\` delight. Of all the stocks listed above, ABAN has been having most skinny volumes ... and as its free fall continues (adding to the coffers of traders/shorters), term-investors are finding it increasingly difficult to take any firm position in the counter - seems to be caught in a sort of a vicious downtrending movement - taking it deep even within the OVERSOLD zone. The fall MAY be arrested only around 1850s, provided our indices don\\`t keep tanking much deeper than their immediate supports !...
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When I say you can make at least 2.50 shorting OTM calls, I am of course referring to October, 2008 expiry and NOT August, 2008.
BTW today morning itself within the first 100 minutes I scored about 0.85 shorting an IFCI 50CA and two 55CAs against a single September FUTURE. So, if scoring 0.85 in about 100 minutes is possible on a relatively range-bound morning... scoring a measly 2.50 in TWO MONTHS is DEFINITELY within the realm of possibility !...
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One can EASILY take advantage of the price difference between IFCI's CMP and the erratic pricing of October FUTURES on account of being ill-liquid !
Yesterday towards close IFCI was available for 44.00 in cash, and the October FUTURE was selling at about 46.50 ... a difference of 2.50 rupees amounting to a gain of almost 5.68% in just about two months (till October-end that is) ... 34.08% ANNUALIZED !
In addition, one can keep selling OTM call options against one's holding of 1970 (or multiple) cash shares ... therby earning another 2.50 (at least) and boosting one's two-month's earnings to 11.36 % (68.16% ANNUALIZED) !!!...
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