3 SECRET steps for guaranteed profits for traders!

hunter wrote:
Finally, decided simplicity is the best. After all, all the tools are based on the price charts and the volume.

Now I loosely use MA and MACD. At the end of the day, none of the tools are any better than the source - price and volume.

hunter wrote:Thanks for your comments Auther.

I have tried many; to name few; RSI, Accu. Dist (A/D), many oscillators, many indexes, Bol bands etc etc.
Finally, decided simplicity is the best. After all, all the tools are based on the price charts and the volume.

Now I loosely use MA and MACD. At the end of the day, none of the tools are any better than the source - price and volume.

hunter wrote:Ok. Here is my last post in this thread unless there are any questions.

Step -3: When to buy/sell; at which price levels.

This is the most interesting part but not necessarily the most important. In fact, even if less attractive, I would place step-1 and 2 above step -3.

There are many ways, methods or strategies to select the best buy/sell price and time. Sometime ago, I wanted to find what was the best method of all.
And finally...
it proved to me that I was raising the wrong question.
then what was the right question...?

What is the best way of using these methods to gain profit?

The answer was simple:
Have faith in your share and your method.
Sound crazy? I will give two examples.

e.g. -1: Method -1: Invest 40% at current price level. If the price falls 10%, invest 20%. If falls another 10%, invest another 20% so on. If the price goes up 10% sell 20% etc. etc.

You can check this with historical data and see the profits for yourself.

e.g.-2: Method -2: Invest 40% now. If the price is on the rise, invest 20% more. wait for price to settle down, if rises more, invest 20% etc etc.
If price is falling, sell 20%. Wait for price to settle down. If it falls, sell 20% etc.

As you can see the two method are of contrary to each other, but both can generate profits.

I my case, I use some technical analysis to decide the entry exit points.

Anyway, the rule is 'stick to your method' and 'buy/sell at different price levels'.

I hope these will make you think about how you trade/invest.

Thanks for being with me so far.

hunter wrote:Roboticfx,

In Method-2 I have mentioned (not suggested), If the price is falling, we need to sell the shares. If picked up the peak, we need to sell it even at a loss. But enter later on the rise.

2. Many price level drop is not an issue. Stick to the basic rule; Buy on the rise, sell on the fall. If you have sold all, wait for a rise to buy afresh.

It is not my preferred method but I witnessed it working.

Roboticfx wrote:

hunter wrote:Roboticfx,

In Method-2 I have mentioned (not suggested), If the price is falling, we need to sell the shares. If picked up the peak, we need to sell it even at a loss. But enter later on the rise.

2. Many price level drop is not an issue. Stick to the basic rule; Buy on the rise, sell on the fall. If you have sold all, wait for a rise to buy afresh.

It is not my preferred method but I witnessed it working.

Thanks. I think this method is most suitable for normal illiquid shares. Am I correct? Yes or No? I never like to get losses. That why I am asking about this method continuously before use.

hunter wrote:Ok. Since some of you are interested, I will start a new thread to continue the discussion.

I will copy the URL of the new topic here once started.
It will be something like.."Untold secrets.............how to increase winning chances"

Give me some time to collect my thoughts.

hunter wrote:Thanks for your comments friends.

I was a bit hesitant to continue furthermore fearing my ideas might be too technical and become boring to most of the readers. If you are keen on understanding CSE from a mathematical and scientific point of view, I am more than happy to continue.