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The lowest price of AAF, is 1.5. If prices fell below 1.5, you better to exit, bcz we don't know where it'll stop. This called stoploss (STP). And it's to safeguard your money than make sevior loss in future.PrabathR wrote:NC wrote:Diversify your portfolio in to different companies (5-10), and invest in different sectors, this will minimize your risk give your a good return.
Don't put your all money in one or two companies. Invest only as much as you're afford to loose.
AAF is attarctive but sell if it break 1.5
please tell me what you mean by that sell if it break 1.5.. so i will not buy this again.then tell me another good share to buy that i can get good short term trading income.
That's why I told you, Invest only as much as you're afford to loose. And don't go all after penny stocks, its give us high profits and as well as high losses. Since, you're fresh for CSE, don't keep more than 3-4 penny stocks companies.
I have mentioned you some good companies in your previous post and some members too. I add one more company, lgl.n or lgl.x its at a pull back you can buy at a discount.
Note: even fundamentally strong stocks may incur a loss for you, so, invest carefully, and keep your STP tight. Keep a good risk reward ratio, at leats 1:2. Which means you risk Rs.1 and earn Rs.2. My, avarage ratio is 1:4. This will keep your profits steady in longterm
(Lets your profits run, and keep your loosestight)
yes I saw. this shouldn't have a bearing on it's long term profitability though.
