MySAR for 15th October

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Levels to watch Nifty Future - intraday resistance are : 8137, 8155, 8170, 8185, 8205 Nifty Futue - intraday support are : 8105, 8090, 8070, 8055, 8040 Bank Nifty future - intraday resistance are : 17610, 17650, 17690, 17730, 17770, 17815 Bank Nifty future - intraday supports are : 17540, 17495, 17445, 17410, 17370, 17335
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Weekly SAR Levels
Security		Hige	Low	Close	MySAR	5-EMA		High-EMA		Low-EMA
Nifty (Future)		8247.00	8093.60	8121.40	7917.98	8068.09		8170.47		7926.31
BankNifty (Future)		17814.95	17500.00	17583.05	17071.97	17443.91		17748.52		17095.16
Weekly Pivot Levels
Security	W-S3		W-S2	W-S1	W-Pivot		W-R1		W-R2		W-R3
Nifty (Future)	7847.20		8000.60	8061.00	8154.00		8214.40		8307.40		8460.80
BankNifty (Future)	17002.77		17317.72	17450.38	17632.67		17765.33		17947.62		18262.57
Daily MySAR Levels For Future Segment : https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_kb8cijwPZvNHNuTFlNSUVTVk0/view?usp=sharing Daily MySAR Levels For Cash Segment : https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_kb8cijwPZvMExXMzhHanRsVjQ/view?usp=sharing
For other Nifty 50 (future) scrips click link : Do not enter into a trade without referring past data. It will save your trade from catching the running train. If  the price of the scrip ran up or down too much during last few days, please please do not take fresh entry either of short or long otherwise it will be considered as catching of  running train and in such cases price in near future may move against expectations resulting into losses. Better wait for breach of MySAR_A level for fresh trade......
Patience pays........... Presently holding Position : ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If anyone want to have complete trade list of positional trades from 30th June, 2014, please mail us at gauresh59@gmail.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Trades triggered on 14th October 1. BNF BTST at 17585……………………..booked at 17555 (- 30 points) 2. NF BTST at 8129………………booked at 8142 (+ 13 points) 3. BNF (4L)  shorted at 17601 …….covered at 17592 (+ 36 points) 4. NF (3L) shorted at 8120……………covered at 8115 (+ 15 points) (NF & BNF trading today ………..for broker’s day.) 1. ACC (F) long at 1367……………………….booked at 1381 (1750 profit) gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:17:47): acc open low equal at 1356.........high at 1356...........strong above 1367..........weak below 1354......... gauresh59 (14-10-2015 10:04:22): accccccccc......................alerted when reached 1377 tsl hit . 2. JSWSteel (F) long at 924……………………booked at 939 (3750 profit) gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:19:14): jswsteel open low equal at 915..........high at 923..........strong above 924................927................932................it is weak below 911.............. 907.............. 904.............. 901............896......... gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:20:23): jswwww………alerted when reached 927…….. gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:35:36): jswwwwwww……..alerted when reached 937 gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:36:10): 939 is weekly highema in jswsteel...........let us see .......... gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:36:34): go on trailing sl for the longs of jsws............... gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:37:28): booked at 939.............jswsteel longs gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:38:18): holding 935...........jswsteel may try to reach ........943......945...................????????? gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:48:22): hahah..........jswsteel made high at 944.40.............. 3. JSWSteel (F) shorted at 927………………………covered at 915 (3000 profit) gauresh59 (14-10-2015 10:00:56): jswsteel now weak below 927...........but the breach must be with conviction ........risky trade....... gauresh59 (14-10-2015 13:45:04): jswwwwww………..alerted when reached 915 4. Maruti (F) long at 4297……………………..booked at 4283 (1750 loss) gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:20:00): maruti open high equal at 4288.....low at 4270.........weak below 4264............strong above 4297.............4307................ sl hit…. 5. Maruti (F) long at 4297…………………………….booked at 4312 (1875 profit) gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:20:00): maruti open high equal at 4288.....low at 4270.........weak below 4264............strong above 4297.............4307................ gauresh59 (14-10-2015 10:47:32): marutiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sl hit……… 6. TCS (F) shorted at 2505…………………………..covered at 2485 (2500 profit) gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:25:16): 2505...........is the strong strong support in TCS................ gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:28:52): if breaches 2505.............then tcs may try touch 2470.......in coming days.......let us see what happens ....... 7. RELinfra (F) long at 376……………………..booked at 372 (2000 loss) gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:41:18): relinfra resistance at 376............. gauresh59 (14-10-2015 09:42:38): relinfra resistance at 376............weak below 369........... Three Thumb Rules for intraday trading : (1) Always trade only at the levels given. (2) Keep booking profits without missing a winning opportunity. (3) And once in profit, trail stop loss to the entry level to protect the capital funds. Wish you all happy and profitable trading ahead…… ============================================================== Updated upto 14th October Following are the trades triggerd as per MySAR levels for Nifty and BankNifty. Calculation of only one lot has been taken into consideration. As per the technique, if Two or more lots are traded and partial profit is booked in between considering daily as well as weekly pivots and ema numbers, and go on riding the trend as the levels, then  overall profit would have remained fantastic….

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