EGO and EXPO

vikey wrote:Some people are plotting against EXPO.  Whenever EXPO wake up they knock the market down and control the price as well.  For someone, penny stocks are always penny stock.  If not, it’s funny that EXPO couldn’t rise above even showing such a huge profit.

Vishwanarth wrote:Whole market down. Not one or two

dayandacool wrote:

Vishwanarth wrote:Whole market down. Not one or two

 I won't call it as whole market down, 16 point in RED doesn't sound that bad. However when EXPO and DIPD were making merry, the market too moved with them. They were market movers so to speak. EXPO is one of the high Cap shares. So you should expect to digest a few red pips along the way when these superstars go down.

On a positive note, Who is seeing the slow Rise of few sleeping Giants? 

Love Boy wrote:Target price Rs.16/=

Love Boy wrote:Target price Rs.16/=

Mr. X wrote:

Love Boy wrote:Target price Rs.16/=

Bro.. Check your internet connection.. your messaged posted here after 1 1/2 month time...

Mr. X wrote:

Love Boy wrote:Target price Rs.16/=

Bro.. Check your internet connection.. your message posted here after 1 1/2 month time...

Mithooshan wrote:Dear friends,

There is one thing i learnt from experience today which i want to share with you.

Any share irrespective of Expo, Dipped, Tkyo or Haycarb learn to realize your profits if it goes up 15% to 20% within a day or two. If you check the history they always come down for a correction upon reaching a high price. Let it settle and re-enter at the right time.

Next time, I will exit Expo or any other share when it gives me a descent gain as a principle and re-enter upon a correction. I don’t mind if that principle back fires once in while because more of than not it won’t.

It is not easy earning money and it is even more difficult to maintain it. Hence, adopting strategies is key for stable growth.

This does not apply to long term investors who hold shares for longer time who doesn’t mind these fluctuations.

I would exit Expo after it breaks Rs.30 resistance and reconsider joining at the right time if and when it comes. Because for me, for me money doesn’t come easy.

This message was posted to share my learning and not to suggest this is the best way of doing things. I don’t want to see my friends loose their money where there is an opportunity to book profits and possibly buy low to have another edge.

Good Luck !

RJ1010 wrote:

Mithooshan wrote:Dear friends,

There  is one thing i learnt from experience today which i want to share with you.

Any share irrespective of Expo, Dipped, Tkyo or Haycarb learn to realize your profits if it goes up 15% to 20% within a day or two. If you check the history they always come down for a correction upon reaching a high price. Let it settle and re-enter at the right time.

Next time, I will exit Expo or any other share when it gives me a descent gain as a principle and re-enter upon a correction. I don’t mind if that principle back fires once in while because more of than not it won’t.

It is not easy earning money and it is even more difficult to maintain it. Hence, adopting strategies is key for stable growth.

This does not apply to long term investors who hold shares for longer time who doesn’t mind these fluctuations.

I would exit Expo after it breaks Rs.30 resistance and reconsider joining at the right time if and when it comes. Because for me, for me money doesn’t come easy.

This message was posted to share my learning and not to suggest this is the best way of doing things. I don’t want to see my friends loose their money where there is an opportunity to book profits and possibly buy low to have another edge.

Good Luck !

Yea it’s a good strategy and was posted by Mr. Asoke Samarakoon very recently as well. My broker also reminds me to book profit when gains exceed 15% and re-enter if required at a lower price point.

dayandacool wrote:

RJ1010 wrote:

Mithooshan wrote:Dear friends,

There  is one thing i learnt from experience today which i want to share with you.

Any share irrespective of Expo, Dipped, Tkyo or Haycarb learn to realize your profits if it goes up 15% to 20% within a day or two. If you check the history they always come down for a correction upon reaching a high price. Let it settle and re-enter at the right time.

Next time, I will exit Expo or any other share when it gives me a descent gain as a principle and re-enter upon a correction. I don’t mind if that principle back fires once in while because more of than not it won’t.

It is not easy earning money and it is even more difficult to maintain it. Hence, adopting strategies is key for stable growth.

This does not apply to long term investors who hold shares for longer time who doesn’t mind these fluctuations.

I would exit Expo after it breaks Rs.30 resistance and reconsider joining at the right time if and when it comes. Because for me, for me money doesn’t come easy.

This message was posted to share my learning and not to suggest this is the best way of doing things. I don’t want to see my friends loose their money where there is an opportunity to book profits and possibly buy low to have another edge.

Good Luck !

Yea it’s a good strategy and was posted by Mr. Asoke Samarakoon very recently as well. My broker also reminds me to book profit when gains exceed 15% and re-enter if required at a lower price point.

Just to add, always do a little technical analysis too before you realize profits. If anyone checked the RI of DIPD and EXPO on Monday just after they release the QR, most of prudent traders would have exited. Even a simple candle stick showing weakness on the Bull is enough for you to Book profit and exit. There is always an entry later. But you don't strike Gold all the time. So a little analysis will help you not to quit prematurely.

Vishwanarth wrote:I also absolutely fundamentals and technical oriented earlier. But rather than value of physical assets or net asset figures there are valuable demands or appreciations from the people . There are many companies which are having highest net asset figures but theirs prices are lagging at same value  for years. GLASS, and Expo valuation from the customers are well above their accounting values. Peoples knows that. Those two stock give us life time learning.
As per today news SL will not be received any vaccine even mid of 2021.So socio economic atmosphere will be unpresidented one here.

MaJa wrote:

dayandacool wrote:

RJ1010 wrote:

Mithooshan wrote:Dear friends,

There  is one thing i learnt from experience today which i want to share with you.

Any share irrespective of Expo, Dipped, Tkyo or Haycarb learn to realize your profits if it goes up 15% to 20% within a day or two. If you check the history they always come down for a correction upon reaching a high price. Let it settle and re-enter at the right time.

Next time, I will exit Expo or any other share when it gives me a descent gain as a principle and re-enter upon a correction. I don’t mind if that principle back fires once in while because more of than not it won’t.

It is not easy earning money and it is even more difficult to maintain it. Hence, adopting strategies is key for stable growth.

This does not apply to long term investors who hold shares for longer time who doesn’t mind these fluctuations.

I would exit Expo after it breaks Rs.30 resistance and reconsider joining at the right time if and when it comes. Because for me, for me money doesn’t come easy.

This message was posted to share my learning and not to suggest this is the best way of doing things. I don’t want to see my friends loose their money where there is an opportunity to book profits and possibly buy low to have another edge.

Good Luck !

Yea it’s a good strategy and was posted by Mr. Asoke Samarakoon very recently as well. My broker also reminds me to book profit when gains exceed 15% and re-enter if required at a lower price point.

Just to add, always do a little technical analysis too before you realize profits. If anyone checked the RI of DIPD and EXPO on Monday just after they release the QR, most of prudent traders would have exited. Even a simple candle stick showing weakness on the Bull is enough for you to Book profit and exit. There is always an entry later. But you don't strike Gold all the time. So a little analysis will help you not to quit prematurely.

I fully agree with you. Just mentioned the same in my post above.
EXPO didnot follow the exact technicals during it s run up to 26 though.

dayandacool wrote:

MaJa wrote:

dayandacool wrote:

RJ1010 wrote:

Mithooshan wrote:Dear friends,

There  is one thing i learnt from experience today which i want to share with you.

Any share irrespective of Expo, Dipped, Tkyo or Haycarb learn to realize your profits if it goes up 15% to 20% within a day or two. If you check the history they always come down for a correction upon reaching a high price. Let it settle and re-enter at the right time.

Next time, I will exit Expo or any other share when it gives me a descent gain as a principle and re-enter upon a correction. I don’t mind if that principle back fires once in while because more of than not it won’t.

It is not easy earning money and it is even more difficult to maintain it. Hence, adopting strategies is key for stable growth.

This does not apply to long term investors who hold shares for longer time who doesn’t mind these fluctuations.

I would exit Expo after it breaks Rs.30 resistance and reconsider joining at the right time if and when it comes. Because for me, for me money doesn’t come easy.

This message was posted to share my learning and not to suggest this is the best way of doing things. I don’t want to see my friends loose their money where there is an opportunity to book profits and possibly buy low to have another edge.

Good Luck !

Yea it’s a good strategy and was posted by Mr. Asoke Samarakoon very recently as well. My broker also reminds me to book profit when gains exceed 15% and re-enter if required at a lower price point.

Just to add, always do a little technical analysis too before you realize profits. If anyone checked the RI of DIPD and EXPO on Monday just after they release the QR, most of prudent traders would have exited. Even a simple candle stick showing weakness on the Bull is enough for you to Book profit and exit. There is always an entry later. But you don't strike Gold all the time. So a little analysis will help you not to quit prematurely.

I fully agree with you. Just mentioned the same in my post above.
EXPO didnot follow the exact technicals during it s run up to 26 though.

If you checked the MACD of EXPO, It has given a Buy signal from 5 rs on wards and maintained it throughout till 23rd October until it rose to 18.5 rs. Again the buy appeared on 3rd November at 19.5 rs. Prudent trader would have sold as soon as the daily candle became a bearish engulfing at 27.3 rs. It is still giving a Bullish signal in MACD therefore all the buying back can be justified as long as candles remain bullish. :|Ideally, I would enter again only when I see a bullish candle on the daily