How can I predict that the stocks will breakaway?
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Well, one doesn't *predict* breakouts. It is just that some situation are more favourable for breakouts than others. \nTypical good pattern are triangles and flags. In both cases uptrending stocks temporarily go sideways, when for a while more people want to go out than come in. After a while those who wanted to sell have done so, which shows in the dropping volume. \nIn those cases you would put your buy stop just above the triangle.\n\nYou are not predicting the breakout, just waiting for it to happen.\nIf it doesn't, you aren't filled and that's it.
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Look at how much you invested and how much you've lost. Then, figure out how much you could "lose" before you HAD to get out. If the calls are still worth more than your exit point, you COULD keep going.\n\nWhile we're about 5 weeks away from the expiration of your options, time decay will start kickingin soon. Playing with options close to expiration is very risky.\n\nLearning point : When you invest in options, set two exit "points". The lower one will serve to limit your loss. The upper one will require some mental discipline and limit your profits.\n\nMany investors with a profitable stock/option want to let it ride. Unfortunately, even good stocks/options can quickly turn sour, costing you $$$. In the words of Jim Cramer...\n\nBulls make money.\nBears make money.\nPigs get slaughtered.\n\n\nGood luck!
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Dividends are determined each quarter by the board of directors and will likely be the same approximate percentage of the stock price. (So yes, they will split also, although that is not technically correct).
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Book now, the stock will come down.\n\nBuy at lower levels than Rs.62
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Overall, not too bad . . . you made a profit.\n\nConsidering the timeframe you are trading, I don't understand why you are referring to a an exit at 1.1006 "which looked like an important resistance".\n\nIt looked like recent resistance was ~1.1055 and sloping upwards.\n\nI would have tried to 'trade the range' of it coming down to ~1.1055 and having hat as a 'buy on stop' or not had any exit order in place, in the hope there was significant weakening due fundamental events (of which there are many these days).
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owning stock would be my guess
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very easy. contact www.stocksidea.com. they have answer of this
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easy see the points on chart where share has traded for longer periods. there points r resistances and supports. if share price is below such a point it is acting resistance. if above its a support.
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Occasionally the charts are correct.  Occasionally they are not. When they are not it is call a whip saw.  I tend to use charts but I do not rely on them completely.  I have been whip sawed more than once.  If the stock if fundamentally sound and the chart appears good, then I am apt to invest in it.  I have frequently regretted it.
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Hello Pure,\n  Unfortunately there is usually not much you personally can do once a stock is delisted. Depending why it was delisted also plays a part as to whether or not it will ever get listed again. Sometimes they do, sometimes they don't (especially when the company goes bankrupt totally). I suggest you contact the proper exchange(s) below to get additional info.\n  Other than that, may I strongly urge you to fire your broker (why do you think they call them "broke" ers) and shine up your crystal ball, do your homework, and above all, watch "Jim Cramer's Mad Money" on CNBC. BOOYA
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beter to sell even now & by other to cover loss eg gmr ind gave 100% rise in mth\n\nvisit my answers and try technical analysis for better decision
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Should last maybe another session or two. Valuations are Definetly getting in the attractive range. Important pointer would be the quarterly results and expectations from the same. \n\nMarkets are bound to be range bound for a major part of the year.
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(my assumed numbers are for residential, non commercial, and casual investing)\n\nif you have a small investment in this stock, i cant really provide you with much good information (small can go from 1 to maybe 35/40 shares in this case)\n\nassuming a more medium investment of 50-120 or even up to 150 existing shares, there are two options i see as viable.\n#1. if the stock may split in a year or less, hold on to what you have, and then after the split, hold on just long enough for the post-split rise to end, and pull out all the extra shares you gained that you did not originally have, thus making profit.\n#2. pull out and invest in something you predict will do a similar thing in the near future, and keep riding the short-term market until you lose your momentum.\n\nif you have a larger investment, you might consider the previous plan on #1 or, you can take the time to do some math. take $ you have in stock, subtract $ in stock you had at start, and sell enough shares to equal that difference (your profit) as close as you can. that way, you have the same commitment as before in terms of money, but not shares. However, in the event that the stock splits, you will increase those shares and have the opportunity to sell those extra shares again for even more money. even if it does not split, the money you made pulling out the profit will support another endeavor into a similar situation or allow you to do whatever it is you want with it.\n\nThat’s the short term scheme of things anyway! (im more of a long-term investor) Good luck.
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I think if you checkk out this web site, it would answer your question and then some:\n\nhttp://www.dcstocks.com/buyingshares/
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Go to Morningstar.com and look for the fund screener. Set similar parameters for 1, 3, and 5 year returns (say, at least 8%). This will show you funds that have returned at least X% for those time periods. Then you can go through and weed out funds that are closed to new investment, have investment minimums out of your price range, or are simply too volatile (for instance, a fund with 3 and 5 year returns significantly lower than its 1 year return may be something to avoid).
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Look up stock symbol  BBBB\nThey have evrything.
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there's no specific time to sell a stock, always look at its technical and fundamental details before making a decision. Google properly prompted you to sell it recently due to its pull back. Its nice to keep it now, as it was a pull back where it found support on its prior high. We will see how it goes the next few days before making a decision to sell. If it breaks its support on its prior high on above average volume, it will definately be a sell.